How top recruits have fared over the past decade
With the college basketball season now in the books, fans' focus shifts to recruiting and the new faces that will be on campus next year.
Former B1G stars who returned for their sophomore year
Indiana received some great news today when freshman standout Thomas Bryant announced he will return for his sophomore season and not declare for the NBA Draft.
The unintended consequences of new NBA draft rules
Back in January, the NCAA made a bold move in favor of athletes by pushing back the date that they must remove their name from the NBA Draft and allowing college players to enter the draft multiple times without penalty. But could there be some unforeseen drawbacks to this plan?
Big Ten Basketball: Projecting starting lineups for 2016-17
BTN.com's Sean Merriman projects the starting lineups for all 14 Big Ten basketball schools.
Big Ten Links: IU football staff, Richard Pitino & more
BTN.com's Tom Dienhart offers his Big Ten links.
Big Ten links: Ott's fifth year, Albrecht's transfer & more
BTN.com's Tom Dienhart offers his daily Big Ten links.
Looking back at top moments from 2015-16 Big Ten basketball season
BTN.com's Sean Merriman takes a look at the top moments from the Big Ten basketball season.
Upon further review: How did our Big Ten predictions shake out?
At the beginning of the basketball season, our panel of Big Ten men's basketball experts came together and made some predictions. Some were pretty good, others not so much. See what they predicted and how it compares to the end results.
Florida eliminates Ohio State, 74-66, in NIT second round
Dorian Finney-Smith had 16 point and 12 rebounds Sunday to help No. 2 seed Florida beat third-seeded Ohio State 74-66 in the second round of the NIT.
Watch Ohio State's 5-foot-9 A.J. Harris posterize Florida
At 5-foot-9, A.J. Harris isn’t a regular when it comes to the highlight-reel dunk. But, as he proved Sunday afternoon, the Ohio State freshman sure is capable of doing so. Harris threw down a powerful one-handed posterizing dunk over 6-foot-9 Florida forward Kevarrius Hayes in Ohio State’s season-ending NIT defeat at Value City Arena. The highlight came in a loss, yes, however it’s worthy of recognition. “He’s 5-foot-9 and he dunked on the entire state of Florida!”‘ ESPN color commentator Dan Dakich said. Watch Harris’ posterizing slam in the tweet above. *** We’ve seen Harris flash his athleticism before.
