The story of the second week of spring football games was inclement weather. Here is a look at the spring game action that took place this week at Minnesota, Ohio State, Rutgers and Maryland.
While many Big Ten players already declared their intention to jump to the NBA, Michigan’s Moritz Wagner waited to make a decision. Now, we have a verdict: The star Michigan big man is jumping to the pros and has hired an agent.
You may not have noticed. But a big change has taken place in college football: recruits now can take official visits in the spring.
What will Purdue do for an encore after debuting with a 7-6 record (4-5 Big Ten) during Jeff Brohm’s maiden voyage last season? BTN.com senior writer Tom Dienhart caught up with the second-year Purdue coach on Monday to get his thoughts on a variety of subjects.
The Big Ten kicked off spring games on Saturday, with Michigan State and Purdue playing. Illinois and Northwestern just conducted a practice. Here are some observations.
Notre Dame defeated Michigan to advance to the NCAA Men's Hockey National Championship Thursday, while Ohio State fell to Minnesota-Duluth at the Frozen Four.
You know the drill by now: As soon as the final second ticks off the clock in just about any sport, the way-too-early preseason top 25 polls get released. Well, here's how several sites see things shaking out, as of now.
It was fun while it lasted. But, No. 3 Michigan’s dream of winning the Big Ten’s first national title since 1999-2000 ended with a thud in a 79-62 loss to No. 1 Villanova on Monday night.
Tom Dienhart talked to an NBA scout who is in San Antonio for the Final Four and asked him to break down the Michigan-Villanova championship game ahead of tipoff.
Does Michigan have a chance? The path to the title game has been paved in velvet for the Wolverines, who have had to beat Nos. 14, 8, 7, 9 and 11 seeds. Now, a monster No. 1 seed looms in Villanova, as Michigan tries to win the Big Ten's first national title since Michigan State cut down the nets in 1999-2000.
