The Maryland Terrapins upset the No. 3 Purdue Boilermakers Thursday night at home, handing Purdue its second straight loss as fans madly stormed the court to celebrate.

Maryland trailed 37-29 early in the second half but went on a 29-4 run to take down Purdue, 68-54.

It was the fourth top-25 win of the season for the Terrapins, but the first top-3 win since 2016.

And the Maryland faithful understood the assignment.

The Terrapins got 20 points from senior Jahmir Young to move to 9-6 in conference play.