At a special 10:30 p.m. slot tonight, thanks to a men’s hoops doubleheader on BTN, Big Ten Breakdown takes a look at how Wisconsin’s defense made the appropriate second-half adjustments to lead to the comeback victory at Memorial Stadium. Also, Howard Griffith and Chris Martin will break down Denard Robinson’s four-touchdown performance in Michigan’s big win over Nebraska

On tonight’s Big Ten Breakdown with Howard Griffith and Chris Martin at 7 p.m. ET, Mike Hall joins our analysts to look back at the previous weekend and discuss how it impacts the upcoming Big Ten football picture. Find out what else our guys will be talking about on tonight’s show in this post, plus send in your nominations for “Howard’s Hero” and Chris Martin’s “On the Corner.”

On Monday’s Big Ten Breakdown, at 7 p.m. ET, Mike Hall, Chris Martin and Howard Griffith discuss Nebraska’s improved defense and analyze the unit’s progression, plus they’ll take a look at Penn State’s Gerald Hodges, the conference’s back-to-back Big Ten’s Defensive Player of the Week, and interview Minnesota quarterback MarQueis Gray about the Gophers’ upset of Iowa. Watch our Web-only segment now as Howard and CMart look at the Big Ten divisional races.

On Big Ten Breakdown at 7 ET Monday night, Mike Hall, Chris Martin and Howard Griffith break down the improvements Purdue’s Caleb TerBush and Penn State’s Matt McGloin have made under center, and the special teams play that changed the game for Michigan State in its dramatic victory over Wisconsin. Also, our guys will analyze what makes Marcus Coker so successful and discuss his importance to the Iowa offense.

Monday on Big Ten Breakdown, at 7 p.m. ET, Mike Hall (@BTNMikeHall), Howard Griffith (@HowardGriffith) and Chris Martin (@BTN_Cmart16) break down Silas Redd’s continued success on the ground and analyze how Ohio State’s defense slowed Illinois. Every week, we take nominees for “Howard’s Hero” and Martin’s “On the Corner,” our guys’ picks for who stood out most to them from the previous week’s action. Watch now as Howard and C-Mart discuss their biggest surprises thus far in our Web-only segment.

Monday night on “Big Ten Breakdown,” Mike Hall interviewed Nebraska star Lavonte David. The senior linebacker forced the fumble that led to 28 unanswered points and helped Nebraska card its biggest comeback in program history Saturday night against Ohio State. Trailing 27-6 midway through the third quarter, David stripped the ball from Ohio State quarterback Braxton Miller, and Taylor Martinez scored two plays later to make it 27-13. From there, it was all Huskers. Watch now as David breaks down the game-changing play in Monday’s BTN interview.

Tonight on Big Ten Breakdown with Mike Hall (@BTNMikeHall), Howard Griffith (@HowardGriffith) and Chris Martin (@BTN_Cmart16), our crew looks back at Michigan’s comeback and Nebraska’s historic rally. Plus, Nebraska’s Lavonte David joins us in an interview from campus, we look at how Penn State shut down Iowa, and we take nominees for “Howard’s Hero” and Martin’s “On the Corner” awards. Watch our Web-only segment now where our analysts talk about who impressed them in Week 6.

Monday night, we interviewed two of Week 5′s biggest stars, Wisconsin’s Montee Ball (151 yards, 4 TDs) and Illinois’ A.J. Jenkins (12 rec., 268 yards, 3 TDs). “The Big Ten Pulse” sat down with Ball, who’s scored at least two touchdowns in his last nine regular-season games and leads the nation with 14 touchdowns. What’s it like for Ball, not to mention sidekick James White, to run behind Wisconsin’s massive offensive line? “We feel really comfortable in the huddle, and once the play starts, we feel real comfortable behind those big guys,” Ball told our crew. Jenkins joined “Big Ten Breakdown,” and he appropriately broke down his 33-yard touchdown reception that helped spark Illinois’ rally against Northwestern. Watch the interview in this post.

There’s one week of conference games in the books and our Chris Martin (@BTN_Cmart16) and Howard Griffith (@HowardGriffith) are ready to go through it all on Big Ten Breakdown tonight at 7 p.m. ET. How good is the Michigan defense compared to last year? You may be surprised to see what we found. We can stop asking about Wisconsin’s defense now – at least for this week. And Illinois’ A.J. Jenkins has 633 receiving yards in just five games, and he will join us to talk about his amazing game last Saturday. Watch our Web-only preview clip now.

Michigan’s defense has face plenty of criticism over the past few seasons. But tonight at 7 p.m. on Big Ten Breakdown our Mike Hall, Chris Martin and Howard Griffith take a look at how dominating the Wolverines defensive unit was against  San Diego State. Follow all three on Twitter: @BTNMikeHall, @BTN_Cmart16, and @HowardGriffith and jump down in this post to send in your nominees to Martin and Howard for your Big Ten players of the week.