Tonje, a sixth-year shooting guard who spent his first four seasons at Colorado State and last winter at Missouri, racked up game highs in both points (23) and 3-pointers (five) and grabbed six rebounds for Wisconsin. But the Terps (17-5, 7-4 Big Ten) emerged with a 76-68 victory thanks to double-digit production from all five of their starters.

While Wisconsin controlled much of the first half, it saw its lead evaporate late when both Tonje and John Blackwell went to the bench with foul trouble. Maryland entered the break with a one-point advantage.

No. 17 Illinois and Indiana, Maryland men’s basketball sought to keep its winning ways alive at Xfinity Center Wednesday. Things were shaky to start, but a wildly accurate second-half shooting stretch propelled the Terps to a 76-68 win,