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Dienhart: What each team has at stake in Indy

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

The Big Ten tourney bracket is set. Tip-off is early Thursday afternoon at Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. The top four seeds: 1. Michigan; 2. Wisconsin; 3. Michigan State; 4. Nebraska. Those four, of course, all earn first-round byes. Here’s a quick look at what each team has on the line in Indy. [ MORE: View the official Big Ten tournament bracket ] Michigan. If the Wolverines win the Big Ten tourney, they may have a shot to be a No. 1 seed in the NCAA tournament. But, it still may be unlikely. The body of work for the Wolverines

Big Ten releases 2014 men's tournament bracket

By BTN.com staff, 4 years ago

Michigan, Wisconsin, Michigan State and Nebraska are the top four seeds in the 2014 Big Ten Men’s Basketball Tournament, the conference office announced on Sunday night. The 17th annual event will be played March 13-16 at Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. After winning the outright Big Ten crown for the first time since 1986 with a 15-3 conference record, Michigan is the tournament’s top seed and will open play at noon ET on Friday. Wisconsin and Michigan State finished the year with matching 12-6 marks, but the Badgers’ head-to-head win over the Spartans on Feb. 9 gave them the No.

Jordan Morgan gets emotional on Senior Night

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

Jordan Morgan has helped Michigan raise a few banners at the Crisler Center. Michigan fans were able to formally thank him for his efforts prior to Saturday night’s game vs. Indiana. The lone senior on the 2014 Big Ten champions, Morgan was showered with love during his Senior Night ceremony. The appreciation meant a lot to him, too, evidenced by his eyes getting a little watery. Editor’s note: Our apologies, but our live feed of Morgan’s ceremony didn’t include audio. However, we wanted to share the ceremony, audio or not. VIDEO: Think @umichbball fans & @UMMaizeRage love Jordan Morgan? They

Charles Woodson photobombs Michigan team photo

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

Michigan officially celebrated its Big Ten title after Saturday’s 84-80 Senior Night victory over Indiana. The Wolverines clinched the outright title, their first since 1986, in Tuesday’s rout at Illinois. On Saturday night, a special guest joined the festivities at Crisler Center. That would be Charles Woodson, the 1997 Heisman Trophy winner, who just so happened to photobomb the team picture. [ MORE: Gallery: See Michigan celebrate Big Ten championship ] Charles Woodson yells "PHOTO BOMB!" slides right into the middle of Michigan team picture. pic.twitter.com/2MXEPDfiZ2 — Brendan F. Quinn (@BFQuinn) March 9, 2014 Good stuff! Got to ask, though:

Gallery: Michigan celebrates Big Ten title

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

What a season for the Michigan Wolverines. The regular season officially came to a close in Saturday night’s 84-80 victory over Indiana, and now it’s onto the postseason for the Big Ten champs. But before the Wolverines even thought about the Big Ten tournament, they had to cut down the nets and make the celebration official. Check out photos of Michigan’s celebration in this post. [ MORE: Charles Woodson photobombs Michigan team picture ]

B1G Recap: Illinois stuns Iowa, Michigan tops IU

By BTN.com staff, 4 years ago

The final weekend of the Big Ten regular season got off to an exciting start Saturday. No. 12 Michigan completed an impressive 15-3 Big Ten championship season with a victory over Indiana, and Illinois upset No. 24 Iowa on Jon Ekey’s last-second triple. Catch up on all the action and video highlights in this post. [ MORE: View Saturday’s full Big Ten scoreboard ] ILLINOIS 66, IOWA 63 | RECAP | BOX | PLAY-BY-PLAY (AP) Jon Ekey hit a 3-pointer in the final second to lift Illinois to a 66-63 victory over No. 24 Iowa on Saturday night. Rayvonte Rice

Tourney rewind: Watch 2013 NCAA games on BTN

By BTN.com staff, 4 years ago

BTN gets fans ready for March Madness with a 2013 Tournament Rewind next Monday through Wednesday, featuring replays of last season’s most exciting NCAA Tournament games involving Big Ten teams. Four Big Ten men’s basketball teams reached the Sweet 16, two advanced to the Elite Eight, and after an incredible run, Michigan came up just shy of winning the National Championship. All six 2013 Big Ten opponents – Arizona, Kansas, Wichita State, Florida, Syracuse and Louisville – are likely to make deep tournament runs again this year. Monday, 7 p.m. ET: Watch Ohio State’s Sweet 16 victory over Arizona Monday,

Big Ten Geeks: Huskers Keep Hope Alive

By Mike Portscheller, Big Ten Geeks, 4 years ago

Michigan State used a run out of intermission to create separation from Iowa in an eventual 10-point win. Both teams scored nearly at will in this one, but the Spartans’ outstanding three-point shooting masked a high turnover rate that is becoming worrisome. This has been Tom Izzo’s best-ever team at limiting turnovers (at least in the tempo-free era), but the past three games have seen Michigan State turn it over on nearly a quarter of its trips. Is this a temporary blip, the result of some long-absent players getting back into the groove? The Spartans had better hope so, as

Indiana, others to wear new adidas unis in postseason

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

The Big Ten tournament will feature a few new uniforms, thanks to adidas outfitting Indiana, Michigan and Wisconsin with special “Made in March” alternates. The uniforms were designed to pay tribute to the unique history of the schools and, according to the official release, “provide the teams with the most advanced uniform system and basketball apparel technology so they can take on the challenges and intense play of March.” [ MORE: Here’s a look at all of adidas’ “Made in March” uniforms ] Michigan and Wisconsin agreeing to don an alternate design for the postseason is no big shock. Both

Photo: Big Ten champs 'recreate' Ellen's Oscars selfie

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

Surely, you saw the Ellen DeGeneres Oscars selfie that featured a host of Hollywood celebrities. It has more than 3.2 million retweets. Well, to honor the team’s first outright Big Ten crown since 1986, the Michigan basketball team “recreated” the shot with mugshots of their players. [ MORE: Stauskas silences “U-S-A!” chants | Top 5 2014 Michigan moments ] The two things I notice first? Freshman Zak Irvin is “Ellen,” and star Nik Stauskas is “Bradley Cooper.” We're sorry for this. #B1GChamps pic.twitter.com/ola2BHY2wT — Michigan Basketball (@umichbball) March 5, 2014 About Brent Yarina BTN.com senior editor Brent Yarina covers football