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Wisconsin at Michigan State

Big Ten Geeks: Michigan State outruns Wisconsin

By Mike Portscheller, Big Ten Geeks, 4 years ago

In what amounted to an elimination game for a potentially shared Big Ten title, Michigan State steamrolled Wisconsin by 15 points. This game was certainly no work of art, as both teams struggled mightily to score in the half court set. The defense had the upper hand at both ends of the court, but the difference came in the form of Wisconsin live-ball turnovers. When the Spartans got steals, they were able to score in transition. Otherwise, the Badgers played their typical shut down defense–Michigan State scored only 0.77 points per trip in possessions that did not follow a steal.

Wisconsin at Michigan State

How Spartans' win impacts race for Big Ten title

By Tom Dienhart, BTN.com Senior Writer, 4 years ago

Michigan State’s 58-43 win over Wisconsin clears up the Big Ten title chase—a little bit. The Spartans’ victory eliminates the Badgers from being able to win a share of the Big Ten championship. Michigan State’s triumph also clinches the No. 1 seed in the Big Ten tournament for Indiana. The event starts next Thursday in Chicago. Now, all eyes will be on Ann Arbor, Mich., where Indiana plays Michigan at 4 p.m. ET. Win or lose, the Hoosiers already have a share of their first conference championship since 2001-02. A victory by the Hoosiers will clinch Indiana’s first outright Big

Ohio State Fans

Taking a close look at Big Ten title scenarios

By Tom Dienhart, BTN.com Senior Writer, 4 years ago

Say “Hello” to chaos, Big Ten. Indiana’s 67-58 loss at home on Senior Night to Ohio State on Tuesday has opened the possibilities for Michigan, Michigan State, Wisconsin and Ohio State to claim a share of the Big Ten title. The Hoosiers could have put a bow on their first outright Big Ten title since 1992-93 with a victory over the Buckeyes. It didn’t happen, as Indiana now has lost two of its last three games. Some wonder if the Hoosiers still will merit being the No. 1 overall seed in the NCAA tournament. They may have to do some work

Aaron Craft & Yogi Ferrell

Big Ten Geeks: Buckeyes break open title race

By Mike Portscheller, Big Ten Geeks, 4 years ago

Ohio State shook up the Big Ten title race with an impressive victory at Indiana. This one was all about the Buckeyes’ defense, spearheaded by Aaron Craft and Shannon Scott, as they held the Hoosiers to their second-lowest output of the season (Indiana actually scored slightly worse in the win at Iowa, albeit in a lot more possessions). The lifeblood of the Hoosiers’ offense–frequent trips to the foul line–was cut off by the foul-averse defense we’ve come to expect from Thad Matta’s teams, and Indiana shot a lowly 39 percent on twos to boot (thanks in no small part to

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All-Big Ten team selection show airs Monday

By BTN.com staff, 4 years ago

BTN will present the exclusive, live announcement of the annual Big Ten basketball awards during the All-Conference Selection Show at 7 p.m. ET Monday. Dave Revsine (@BTNDaveRevsine) will host the show alongside analyst Jim Jackson (@BTNJimJackson). Interviews from select award winners will also be included during the 30-minute program. The show will reveal All-Big Ten teams as selected by both the coaches and media. Coaches and media will select a Big Ten Player, Freshman and Coach of the Year. The coaches’ selections for Defensive Player and Sixth Man of the Year will also be announced. The show kicks off a

Indiana Fans

What time are the Big Ten men's tourney games?

By BTN.com staff, 4 years ago

The 2013 Big Ten Men’s Basketball Tournament is in Chicago this year. Looking for start times for all of the games? Look no further. BTN’s tournament coverage includes the first two games on Thursday and Game 7 and game 8 on Friday. Gus Johnson and Shon Morris will call each BTN game, with Stephanie White reporting from the sideline. This year the Big Ten Men’s Basketball Tournament returns to the United Center in Chicago, the site of the inaugural event, for the first time since 2007. Throughout this season, the Big Ten has been widely regarded as the strongest conference in

Jacksonville at Indiana

Did You See This? Hulls' emotional Senior Night speech

By Brent Yarina, BTN.com Senior Editor, 4 years ago

Jordan Hulls grew up a few miles from Indiana and his grandfather was an assistant on Bobby Knight’s staff, so it was only fitting that he would wear the candy stripe pants one day. Four seasons of sweet shooting later, the hometown kid couldn’t help but get emotional following his final game at Assembly Hall. Watch Hulls let the emotions flow throughout his memorable Senior Night speech Tuesday here. [ RELATED: Watch all of our Indiana Senior Night video ] Hulls warned the crowd that he would get choked up, though. He was right. The tears flowed as he thanked

Christian Watford

Video: Indiana honors Elston, Hulls & Watford

By BTN.com staff, 4 years ago

Prediction: Indiana’s 2013 senior class will hold a special place in Hoosiers fans’ hearts. This is a group, after all, that committed to Tom Crean following the painful 6-25 2008-09 campaign, the team’s first in the wake of the Kelvin Sampson NCAA violations. It’s also a group that took its lumps before helping turn Indiana around and catapulting it back to the top of the sport. [ AP: Indiana seniors can top off careers with title | Ohio State upsets Indiana on Senior Night ] For all of that, Indiana fans can’t help but appreciate Derek Elston, Jordan Hulls and

Shannon Scott

Defense helps No. 14 Ohio State upset No. 2 Indiana

By BTN.com staff, 4 years ago

Deshaun Thomas and Aaron Craft scored nine of Ohio State’s points in a decisive 11-2 run, leading the 14th-ranked Buckeyes past No. 2 Indiana 67-58 on Tuesday night. Thomas finished with 18 points and Craft added 15 as the Buckeyes (22-7, 12-5 Big Ten) won their fourth straight. After clinching a share of its conference league title in 11 years with losses by Michigan State and Wisconsin on Sunday, the Hoosiers (25-5, 13-4) were trying to claim their first outright Big Ten crown since 1993. They will have another chance Sunday at No. 7 Michigan. Cody Zeller scored 17 points

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Today's links: IU seniors to get honored tonight

By Tom Dienhart, BTN.com Senior Writer, 4 years ago

It’s Senior Night tonight in Bloomington, as Jordan Hulls, Christian Watford and Derek Elston will play their final games in venerable Assembly Hall. So, I’m gonna start daily links there. A big part of this annual rite is speeches by the seniors. And these speeches figure to be emotion-packed, given what these three seniors have witnessed in their time at Indiana. Just a reminder: Right after the Ohio State-Indiana game, BTN/BTN2Go will have live coverage of the Hoosiers’ Senior Night festivities from Assembly Hall. The night could be even more memorable for the Hoosiers with a win over Ohio State, as it would