Maryland’s Deshawn Harris-Smith, center, shoots against Canisius’ Paul McMillan IV, right, in the first half of men’s basketball at Xfinity Center. (Kenneth K. Lam/Staff) Maryland’s Julian Reese, left, fights for the ball against Canisius’ Dylan Godfrey in the first half of men’s basketball at Xfinity Center. (Kenneth K. Lam/Staff)

COLLEGE PARK – Maryland men’s basketball had what could be described as a “get-right” game. Four days after coming agonizingly close to pulling off an upset of No. 15 Marquette, the Terps took out their frustrations on hapless Canisius and waltzed ...

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Julian Reese had a game high 20 points and 12 rebounds to lead Maryland to a 108-37 rout over Canisius on Tuesday night in College Park, Md. Selton Miguel scored 15 points, Rodney Rice added 13 and Jay Young netted 12 for the Terrapins (4-1).

It included a 41-2 run in a 12-minute span, which Maryland men’s basketball used to defeat Canisius, 108-37, at Xfinity Center. It was the Terps’ largest margin of victory since 1998.

After falling short in its first test of the young season, Maryland will aim to bounce back on Tuesday night when it hosts a winless Canisius squad in College Park,

Maryland men’s was looking for a tune-up game Tuesday night against Canisius, with Villanova coming up on the schedule and fresh off a gritty loss to No. 15 Marquette. But it’s an understatement to call the Terps 108-37 demolition over the Golden Griffins a tune up.