East Is Best In The Big Ten Going Into Conference Play
The East Division is best in the Big Ten going into conference play.
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The East Division is best in the Big Ten going into conference play.
The Big Ten heavyweights spent the first three weeks of the season beating up on lesser opponents while climbing the rankings.
Wisconsin badgered Akron. Michigan manhandled Central Florida. Iowa overwhelmed Iowa State.
The new coach at Illinois, after nearly 20 years in the NFL, has been enjoying the unique environment this week with the season opener against Murray State on Saturday fast approaching.
In conjunction with the Big Ten Conference, the University of Michigan men's basketball team announced Thursday the dates and opponents for its 2017 Big Ten schedule.
Big Ten Commissioner Jim Delany does not envision the Rose Bowl abandoning its New Year's Day spot in order to accommodate the College Football Playoff semifinals.
"I wouldn't talk about walking away from anybody or walking toward anybody," Delany said Wednesday.
While the Big 12 mulls adding members, Wisconsin athletic director Barry Alvarez sounded like he wasn't quite sure what to make of the view from the sideline with the Big Ten.
The Big Ten Conference Office announced Wednesday (May 11) in conjunction with the institutions the game times for the 14 homecoming games across the league.
The Wolverines will play its Big Ten road opener against Rutgers on Oct. 8 at either 7 or 8 p.m. EDT.
Michigan, Michigan State, Minnesota, Ohio State, Penn State and Wisconsin have played as a six-team league for three years.
The unranked Pirates stunned third-ranked Villanova 69-67 behind 26 points from Isaiah Whitehead
Valentine made it clear Friday night that the Spartans are playing for a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament.
Coming off victories over Northwestern and No. 1 seed Indiana, the eighth-seeded Wolverines (22-12) were playing their third game in three days.
Big Ten player of the year Denzel Valentine scored 19 points and Eron Harris added 13 to help No. 2 Michigan State blow out Ohio State 81-54.
No. 13 Boilermakers crushed Illinois 89-58 Friday in the Big Ten Tournament quarterfinals.
Michigan could not afford a loss in its opening game of the Big Ten Tournament and expect to get an NCAA Tournament invite.
The Indiana Hoosiers took a long, hard road to winning the Big Ten title.
Denzel Valentine of Michigan State is Big Ten player of the year in voting by the coaches and a unanimous pick to their all-conference first team.
Derrick Walton scored 14 points for Michigan, which honored seniors Caris LeVert and Spike Albrecht before the regular-season finale.
Valentine had 27 points and matched a career high with 13 assists in the last home game, helping the second-ranked Spartans beat the Buckeyes 91-76.
This battle features two senior candidates who are also have garnered national player of the year consideration: Michigan State's Denzel Valentine and Iowa's Jarrod Uthoff, though Valentine appears to have the edge.
The thought of Indiana winning even a sliver of the Big Ten title seemed far-fetched in January.
For 20-plus minutes Thursday night, No. 18 Indiana was in a tough game at Illinois.
Iowa is officially in a slump.
