2017 Big Ten baseball tourney: Day 3 scores, stats and highlights
Day 3 of the Big Ten Baseball Tournament features four games from Bloomington, Ind. Track scores, highlights and scheduling here.
Day 3 of the Big Ten Baseball Tournament features four games from Bloomington, Ind. Track scores, highlights and scheduling here.
In the second episode of the BTN Podcast, Westwood One radio and BTN TV announcer Kevin Kugler joined Alex Roux in-studio to talk his best broadcasting experiences, Nebraska football, the Cubs winning the World Series and more.
How did this year's decisions by NBA Draft eligible players impact their Big Ten men's basketball teams? BTN.com's Tom Dienhart and Alex Roux have a look.
Headlined by Oklahoma's visit to Ohio State, Week 2 of the 2017 football season is stacked with intriguing matchups. Tom Dienhart breaks the best non-conference week of the season down game-by-game.
Despite a rain-shortened Wednesday, Day 2 of the Big Ten Baseball Tournament rolled on Thursday in Bloomington, Ind. Get scores, highlights and streaming information here.
The 2017 Big Ten Baseball Tournament got underway Wednesday morning at Bart Kaufman Field in Bloomington, Indiana. Catch up on all of the first day's scores, stats and highlights and get an updated schedule for the rest of the tourney.
The first week kicks off with a bang with 13 games, including Ohio State at Indiana on Thursday night, involving all 14 teams. And there are several great clashes to whet the appetite and set the table for 2017.
Wednesday is the deadline for players who declared for the 2017 NBA Draft, without hiring an agent, to withdraw their names and return to school. While several former Big Ten stars are off to the draft early, a handful will return to school for at least one more year.
The 2017 All-Big Ten baseball teams and award winners, as selected by the conference coaches, were released Tuesday. Iowa’s Jake Adams was named the unanimous Big Ten Player of the Year and was the lone unanimous first-teamer. See the full team inside.
Wisconsin and Paul Chryst are thinking big again, looking to defend their Big Ten West title. And the Cotton Bowl champs have the weapons to accomplish the feat. But there is a new dynamic: Chryst will be on his third defensive coordinator in three years, as he promoted defensive backs coach Jim Leonhard to take over what has been one of the top defenses in the nation in recent years. Still, there is a lot to work with in Madison, including veteran talent in the trenches on both sides of the ball. Challenges loom on the schedule. Here is a
