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The No. 6-ranked Boilermakers are scoring 94.7 points per game.

2021-22 B1G Basketball Season Preview... previously: Season preview podcast, Power Rankings Lower Half Yesterday we covered the lower half of the B1G and ranked teams 14-8. Today we will be doing the same but for the upper half of the conference, talking less about despair and more about hope and pivotal questions that could define the seasons. Our first entrant in this article is also a new face in the conference:    7. Indiana Projected starting lineup: G, Xavier Johnson G, Parker Stewart F, Miller Kopp F, Race Thompson F, Trayce Jackson-Davis Mike Woodson takes over in Bloomington and i...

Michigan 79 Iowa 57 Seth February 25th, 2021 at 11:03 PM An arena staffer took out his mop, cleaned up a puddle, and erased the last vestige of the most prolific offensive player in the country from the Crisler Center. That small, salty lakelet was all that remained of Luka Garza, a man who scored 44 points in this building last season. He was held to just 16 tonight, his first live encounter with Michigan’s freshman big man Hunter Dickinson, as Michigan rolled over the best Iowa team of Luka's lifetime. Dickinson and Garza practiced against each other all summer, and came into this game...

73rd *Torvik includes projections for games that have been postponed, KenPom only includes those that have been rescheduled. Iowa's recent plunge has been part of a general shakeup among the teams chasing Michigan for the conference title. Illinois, Ohio State, and Purdue have moved up the board; Wisconsin has joined the Hawkeyes in going through a February rough patch. There's also been some movement lower in the standings. Rutgers has won four in a row after a five-game losing streak and find themselves back in the top 25 in both the NET and KenPom/Torvik rankings. Penn State hasn't turned ...

Rutgers 74, Indiana 70 Your big winner of this week was (sigh) Michigan, the only team to play two games and get through unscathed—and they did so with two blowouts, one over a surging Purdue squad. They'll hang onto first place in the conference through the department-wide pause because Iowa's shooters went cold while their defense gave up 1.18 points per possession to Indiana. The Hoosiers, naturally, turned around and lost at home to Rutgers. Wisconsin, meanwhile, fell another game behind the Wolverines with a home loss to Ohio State. The Buckeyes were nipped at home earlier in the wee...