Maryland’s Selton Miguel, left, and Ja’Kobi Gillespie force a turn-over by Florida A&M’s Roderick Coffee III with a 10 second call in the first half of men’s basketball at Xfinity Center (Kenneth K. Lam/Staff)

Maryland men’s basketball got off to a 15-0 against Florida A&M and never let up, riding it to an 84-53 victory Monday night at Xfinity Center. Aggressive defense and tempo on offense helped the Terps jump out early and stay ahead.

As tune-ups go, Maryland men’s basketball hopes the first three games of the season will pay dividends down the road. Particularly Friday when Marquette visits Xfinity Center. Last season, the Golden Eagles (2-0) met back-to-back national champion UConn in the Big East Tournament final,

Through three games, Maryland men’s basketball is relying on the press for easy points while the offense is showing off its newfound depth.