David Coit delivered one of the top scoring efforts in Maryland history in just his fifth game with the program.

The senior guard will look to follow the stellar performance when the Terrapins clash with UNLV on Monday night in their initial game in the Players Era men's tournament at Las Vegas.

Coit scored a career-high 41 points as Maryland (4-1) notched a 95-90 overtime victory over visiting Mount St. Mary's on Wednesday. It tied for the third-most points in program history with school legends Gene Shue (1953), Len Bias (1986) and Greivis Vasquez (2010).

The only Terps with higher scoring outputs are Ernest Graham (44 in 1978) and Al Bunge (43 in 1960).

Coit made 8 of 10 attempts from 3-point range, falling one shy of matching the school mark of Mike Jones, who made nine on Dec. 13,

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