A little late on this...

Rankings:

#11 Indiana
#12 Michigan State
#16 Illinois
#23 Maryland
#24 Purdue
#25 Iowa

ORV - Ohio State (#28), Michigan (#29), Penn State (#43)

6 Ranked
3 ORV

In addition - two other unbeatens
4-0 Northwestern
3-0 Wisconsin

And three one loss teams
4-1 Minnesota
3-1 Nebraska
3-1 Rutgers

Monday's Games

#17 San Diego St 88, Ohio State 77 (in Hawaii)

Iowa 100, Omaha 64
Minnesota 62, Cal Baptist 61

Tuesday's Games

Ohio State 81, Cincinnati 53 (in Hawaii)

Rutgers vs Rider
Northwestern vs Liberty in Cancun

Wednesday

Wisconsin vs Dayton in Bahamas
Ohio State vs #21 Texas Tech in Hawaii
Indiana vs Little Rock
Michigan vs Jackson State
Minnesota vs UNLV in California

Thursday

Nebraska vs Oklahoma in Florida
#24 Purdue vs West Virginia in Oregon
#12 Michigan State vs #18 Alabama in Oregon

Friday's Games
#11 Indiana vs Jackson State
#23 Maryland vs Coppin State
#25 Iowa vs Clemson in Florida
Penn State vs Lafayette
#16 Illinois vs Lindenwood

Saturday's Game

Rutgers vs CCSU

(11-22-2022 07:50 PM)dbackjon Wrote:  Tuesday's Games

Ohio State 81, Cincinnati 53 (in Hawaii)

Rutgers vs Rider
Northwestern vs Liberty in Cancun

Rutgers and Northwestern both won

Alabama is a really good looking team; I'd be surprised if they didn't go deep in the tournament.
I think Michigan State is pretty good too. Once they get healthy again, they will be rolling.

Go Bucks! Ohio State played a great game against Texas Tech!

Wisconsin played well vs. Kansas but came up short.

Purdue takes down Gonzaga!

Kind of wish it was someone other than Purdue winning in the Big Ten though. We all see the story of Purdue in the NCAA Tournament. They'll be our last team standing, embarrass themselves to a St. Peter's and everyone else in CSNBBS will say we don't deserve nine bids. Why can't Michigan State or a team that can win in March win the Big Ten instead of Purdue?