Maryland gets a chance to play in an NBA arena Saturday, since Georgia Tech is using Philips Arena as its home floor for conference games as its on-campus arena is renovated and rechristened this season.
That’s nothing terribly new for the Terps; they play at least one game in a pro basketball venue every season with the BB&T Classic.
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Still, it seems like a decent time to take a look at Maryland’s results over the last decade (since 2002-03) in buildings occupied by NBA teams:
MCI/VERIZON CENTER, Washington (4-10)
Dec. 7, 2002: Notre Dame 79, Maryland 67
Dec. 8, 2002: Maryland 93, George Washington 82
Dec. 6, 2003: Gonzaga 82, Maryland 68
Dec. 7, 2003: West Virginia 78, Maryland 77 (OT)
Dec. 4, 2004: Maryland 78, George Mason 54
Dec. 5, 2004: George Washington 101, Maryland 92
March 10, 2005: Clemson 84, Maryland 72
Dec. 5, 2005: George Washington 78, Maryland 70
Dec. 3, 2006: Notre Dame 81, Maryland 74
Dec. 2, 2007: Virginia Commonwealth 85, Maryland 76
Dec. 7, 2008: Maryland 76, George Washington 53
Dec. 6, 2009: Villanova 95, Maryland 86
Dec. 5, 2010: Temple 64, Maryland 61
Dec. 4, 2011: Maryland 78, Notre Dame 71
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, New York (2-3)
March 29, 2005: South Carolina 75, Maryland 67
Nov. 16, 2006: Maryland 92, St. John’s 60
Nov. 17, 2006: Maryland 62, Michigan State 60
Nov. 18, 2010: Pittsburgh 79, Maryland 70
Nov. 19, 2010: Illinois 80, Maryland 76
PEPSI CENTER, Denver (1-1)
March 18, 2004: Maryland 86, Texas-El Paso 83
March 20, 2004: Syracuse 72, Maryland 70
TIME WARNER CABLE ARENA, Charlotte (1-1)
Jan. 5, 2008: Maryland 76, Charlotte 72
March 13, 2008: Boston College 71, Maryland 68
CONSECO FIELDHOUSE, Indianapolis (0-1)
Dec. 3, 2002: Indiana 80, Maryland 74 (OT)
WELLS FARGO CENTER, Philadelphia (0-1)
Jan. 15, 2011: Villanova 74, Maryland 66
—- Patrick Stevens
