Terps forward Julian Reese scored 20 points and added 12 rebounds as Maryland men’s basketball blew out Canisius.

One game after coming up just short against a ranked Marquette squad, Maryland was not challenged in its 108-37 victory.

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.

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)

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.

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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