Nov. 20, 2007

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• The Terps' 51 first-half points were the most in any half this year and the most in a half since they scored 53 in the second half of last year's home victory against Virginia on Jan. 19.
• The 48-point victory over the Greyhounds tied the largest margin of victory this season. Maryland also beat Delaware by 48 this season, 91-43.
• Redshirt freshman Emery Wallace made the first field goal of her Maryland career with 3:02 left in the first half. Wallace finished with a career-high 18 points, including three second-half three-pointers.
• Wallace, whose previous career high was two points, led the Terps in scoring with 18 points. She is the third different player to lead the team in scoring this year.
• The Terps tied the school record for made three-pointers in a game with 12. The Terps also made 12 threes against Notre Dame this season.
• Maryland freshman Kat Lyons also recorded the first field goal of her career in the first half, a three-pointer from the corner at the 7:12 mark. Lyons added a second three-pointer in the second half.
• Freshman Drey Mingo scored a career-high 16 points for the Terps, her first career double-digit game. Mingo was 7-for-12 from the field. • In total, three Maryland players set career highs in points: Wallace (18), Mingo (16) and Lyons (6).
• Freshman Marah Strickland scored in double figures for the second straight game, finishing with 12 after scoring 11 Sunday against LSU.
• Maryland now leads the all-time series with Loyola 14-3, including the last eight wins in the series.
• Maryland senior Crystal Langhorne missed her fifth game of the season with an ankle sprain.
• Six Terps scored in double figures for the first time since January 10, 2007 against Miami.