COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) -- Anthony Cowan Jr. scored 23 points, freshman Jalen Smith added a career-high 20 and Maryland used a 19-0 run to secure a 94-71 victory over Loyola of Maryland on Tuesday night.

After letting a 24-point advantage shrink to 64-54, the Terrapins (9-2) held the Greyhounds scoreless for nearly four minutes.

Cowan led the blitz with three foul shots, a layup and a 3-pointer. Smith and Bruno Fernando contributed a dunk apiece and Aaron Wiggins chipped in with seven points.

That made it 83-54 with 6:15 left, and not long after that Terrapins coach Mark Turgeon emptied his bench.

Maryland went 11 for 21 from 3-point range and finished with a 42-28 rebounding advantage.

Andrew Kostecka scored 18 for Loyola (4-7) and Chuck Champion had 16.

The Terrapins went 7 for 11 from 3-point range and had assists on 13 of their 16 baskets while building a 46-28 halftime lead.

Maryland led 17-7 before Champion hit successive 3-pointers to get Loyola within striking distance, but that's as close as the Greyhounds would get.

Eric Ayala followed with a 3-pointer, sparking an 18-10 surge in which four different Terps connected from beyond the arc.

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