Some statistical notes from Iowa’s 110-87 men’s basketball win at Maryland

COLLEGE PARK, Md. — A few more statistical notes from Iowa’s 110-87 men’s basketball win over Maryland Thursday night:

The 110 points matched the most Maryland had ever allowed in regulation at home. The Terrapins beat North Carolina State here in 1978, 124-110.

The most a Maryland opponent had scored in 20-year-old Xfinity Center was 97, Clemson in 2005. Iowa reached that mark with 6:43 left.

Iowa’s Jordan Bohannon, who broke that program’s single-game record for 3-pointers in a game with 10, has 57 3s this season and 15 2-point baskets. He has 421 3s in his career, 143 2-point buckets.

The Division I record for 3-pointers in a game is 15, set by Marshall’s Keith Veney in 1996 on 25 attempts and matched by Jordan Lyons of Furman and Josh Williams of Robert Morris on successive nights in 2018.

The Big Ten’s single-game mark for 3-pointers is the 11 Bryn Forbes of Michigan State made at Rutgers in 2016. Chris Hill of Michigan State and Jon Diebler of Ohio State share second place with Bohannon at 10.

Iowa’s 110 points are the most by a Big Ten team in regulation this season. Indiana lost to Syracuse 112-110 in double-overtime last Nov. 30.