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Big Ten Reset Ranks Very Incomplete Rosters, Part Three Ace April 28th, 2021 at 2:41 PM Alright, let's get to actually ranking these rosters. I'm once again breaking this up into two posts because I'm incapable of brevity, it seems. We're going in reverse order and using tiers. There's some projection to these rankings. I went off Bart Torvik's 2022 projections for NBA Draft decisions that are still up in the air; while these things are difficult to predict, his projected rotations seem quite reasonable. I'll note which moves aren't locks in each team's section. My bottom three tiers convenie...

David Berding-USA TODAY Sports Clemson (16-7) and Rutgers (15-11) square off in the round of 64 on Friday night at 9:20pm ET on TBS. It is Clemson’s first tournament appearance since their 2017-18 Sweet 16 run in which they beat New Mexico State and Auburn and pushed Kansas to the brink. Rutgers makes their first NCAA tournament appearance since 1991. The 7-seed Tigers and 10-seed Scarlet Knights enter the tournament with similar resumes in some ways. Both teams did a lot of their heavy lifting in the first month of the season. Clemson started 9-1 with wins over Purdue, Maryland, Alabama, ...

Michigan State: 11 seed, vs. UCLA Tom Izzo and Mick Cronin will match up in a rare First Four game for both of these programs. Izzo's Spartans started off the season just 10-9 but rallied down the stretch for three top-five wins against No. 5 Illinois, No. 4 Ohio State and No. 2 Michigan, all at home. While Michigan State did lose to Maryland in their first game of the Big Ten Tournament, the committee decided the Spartans’ strong wins to finish off the regular season was enough. Aaron Henry is Michigan State's leading scorer with 15.3 points per game. He is the only Spartan currentl...

The Rutgers Scarlet Knights faced the Illinois Fighting Illini on Friday, March 12, 2021, in the Big Ten Tournament quarterfinals at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana.

Jacob Young had 23 points, seven assists and five rebounds to help Rutgers hold off Minnesota 77-70 in overtime.