(AP) -- Sixty-one years of heated rivalries, heartbreaking defeats and unforgettable victories will come to an end Sunday for Maryland when the Terrapins play their final home game as a member of the ACC.

Going out with a win won't be easy, however, as they face No. 5 Virginia, which has won 13 in a row, has already claimed its first outright regular-season conference championship in 33 years and is trying to become the first ACC team with 17 league wins.

Before moving to the Big Ten next season, Maryland (17-14, 8-9) still has work to do in the ACC. With a victory over the Cavaliers (25-5, 16-1) in the regular-season finale, the Terps will finish .500 in league play and perhaps generate some momentum for the ACC tournament.