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February 15, 2015 4:15pm CT - BTN Mackey Arena - West Lafayette, IN Nebraska Cornhuskers 13-11, 5-7 (Last: 65-55 L vs Wisconsin) vs Purdue Boilermakers 16-9, 8-4 (Last: 61-51 W vs Rutgers) Big Ten Standings Wisconsin 10-1, 22-2 Maryland 9-4, 21-5 Michigan State 8-4, 17-8 Purdue 8-4, 16-9 Ohio State 8-5, 19-7 Indiana 7-5, 17-8 Illinois 7-5, 17-8 Iowa 6-5, 15-9 Michigan 6-7, 13-12 Minnesota 5-7, 16-9 Nebraska 5-7, 13-11 Penn State 3-10, 15-11 Rutgers 2-11, 10-16 Northwestern 1-10, 10-14 Head Coaches Purdue Matt Painter (232-126, 207-121 at Purdue) Nebraska Tim Miles (330-262, 47-42 at Nebraska) Injury Report Purdue G - Rapheal Davis - Leg - Probable F - Jacquil Taylor - Shin - Out for season Nebraska No injuries to report Scouting Purdue Matt Painter’s Boilermakers have been one of the Big Ten’s biggest surprises this season. Purdue enters Sunday’s game with a 16-9 record and is in a three-way tie for second in the Big Ten with an 8-4 mark. The Boilermakers turned their season around after closing non-conference play with three straight losses and have won five of their last six games, including wins over Iowa, Indiana and Ohio State. Purdue is one of the most balanced teams in the Big Ten, with six players averaging at least 8.3 points per game. Only two starters - A.J. Hammons and Rapheal Davis - are in double figures with Hammons leading Purdue in scoring (11.0 ppg), rebounding (6.3 rpg) and a Big Ten-leading 3.0 blocked shots per game. The other newcomer who has made an impact is senior transfer Jon Octeus, who is averaging 11.3 points and 5.8 rebounds per game in Big Ten action. Hammonds, along with backup center Isaac Haas, gives Purdue a pair of anchors for their defense. The pair has combined for nearly four blocked shots per game in Big Ten play, as Purdue is holding teams to a Big Ten-low .387 shooting percentage in league play.

Simply an affiliate change. Won't affect HSN broadcast teams.

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BANG BANG

C'mon men

Now can we get an FM affiliate for men's hoops in Lincoln?

February 10, 2015 8pm CT - ESPN Pinnacle Bank Arena - Lincoln, NE #5 Wisconsin Badgers 21-2, 9-1 (Last: 65-60 W vs Northwestern) vs Nebraska Cornhuskers 13-10, 5-6 (Last: 56-43 L vs Penn State) Big Ten Standings Wisconsin 9-1, 21-2 Maryland 7-4, 19-5 Ohio State 7-4, 18-6 Indiana 7-4, 17-7 Purdue 7-4, 15-9 Iowa 6-4, 15-8 Michigan State 6-4, 15-8 Illinois 6-5, 16-8 Michigan 6-6, 13-11 Nebraska 5-6, 13-10 Minnesota 4-7, 15-9 Penn State 3-8, 15-9 Rutgers 2-10, 10-15 Northwestern 1-9, 10-13 Head Coaches Wisconsin Bo Ryan (725-226, 342-123 at Wisconsin) Nebraska Tim Miles (330-261, 47-41 at Nebraska) Injury Report Wisconsin G - Traevon Jackson - Foot - Out indefinitely Nebraska No injuries to report Scouting Wisconsin Under Coach Bo Ryan, Wisconsin has been one of the Big Ten’s best programs over the past decade. Ryan, who is in his 14th season in Madison, has guided the Badgers to 13 NCAA Tournaments, including six appearances in the NCAA Sweet 16 and last year’s Final Four appearance. The 2014-15 Badgers have four starters back, including preseason All-American Frank Kaminsky, and have been in the top 10 since the start of the season. Wisconsin’s only loss at full strength was an 80-70 loss to Duke on Dec. 3. In Big Ten play, the Badgers are 9-1 and in control of the league race, as their only Big Ten loss came at Rutgers on Jan. 11 when the Badgers were missing Frank Kaminsky and lost Traevon Jackson to a broken foot. Since then, the Badgers have won six straight, starting with a win over the Huskers on Jan. 15. Wisconsin has won five of the six games in that stretch by double figures. Wisconsin comes into the contest averaging 74.0 points per game while ranking second in the Big Ten in field goal percentage (.486). The Badgers, who lead the conference in fewest turnovers per game (7.5 per game), also boast a Big Ten leading defense, allowing just 56.2 points per game. Kaminsky is a frontrunner for Big Ten Player of the Year, he averages team highs in both scoring (17.5) and rebounding (8.1) while shooting 41 percent from 3-point range. Junior Sam Dekker averages 12.8 points and 5.1 rebounds per game while Nigel Hayes is at 12.5 points on 54 percent shooting and 6.4 rebounds per outing.

I didn't watch Breaking Bad but I will watch this because Bob Odenkirk is terrific.

February 7, 2015 3pm CT - ESPNU Bryce Jordan Center - State College, PA Nebraska Cornhuskers 13-9, 5-5 (Last: 76-60 W vs Northwestern) vs Penn State Nittany Lions 14-9, 2-8 (Last: 64-58 L vs Maryland) Big Ten Standings Wisconsin 8-1, 20-2 Maryland 7-3, 19-4 Purdue 7-3, 15-8 Michigan State 6-3, 15-7 Ohio State 6-4, 17-6 Indiana 6-4, 16-7 Iowa 5-4, 14-8 Michigan 6-5, 13-10 Illinois 5-5, 15-8 Nebraska 5-5, 13-9 Minnesota 3-7, 14-9 Penn State 2-8, 14-9 Rutgers 2-9, 10-14 Northwestern 1-8, 10-12 Head Coaches Nebraska Tim Miles (330-260, 47-40 at Nebraska) Penn State Patrick Chambers (94-96, 52-68 at Penn State) Injury Report Nebraska No injuries to report Penn State G - John Johnson - Suspension Scouting Penn State Penn State comes into Saturday’s matchup with a 14-9 record and is 2-8 in Big Ten play. The Nittany Lions were impressive in non-conference play, going 12-1 with the only loss being a double-OT loss to Charlotte on Nov. 20. In Big Ten play, PSU has had opportunities, as six of their eight losses have come by two possessions or less or in overtime, including a two-point loss at Illinois last Saturday and a 64-58 loss at Maryland on Wednesday. Penn State has won its last two home games, a 79-51 win over Rutgers and a 63-58 win over Minnesota on Jan. 28. Wednesday’s game at Maryland started a stretch where four of their next five opponents were against ranked squads. The Nittany Lions feature one of the top scorers in the Big Ten in fifth-year senior D.J. Newbill, who leads the conference in scoring at 21.3 points per game. The 6-foot-4 guard also tops PSU in assists with 3.1 per game and chips in 4.9 rebounds per game. Junior Brandon Taylor, who missed two games before returning to action against Maryland, is second on the team in scoring at 9.9 points per game and is tied with Shep Garner for the team lead with 37 3-pointers. Ross Travis paces PSU with 6.4 rebounds per game.

February 3, 2015 6:30pm CT - BTN Pinnacle Bank Arena - Lincoln, NE Northwestern Wildcats 10-11, 1-7 (Last: 68-60 L vs Purdue) vs Nebraska Cornhuskers 12-9, 4-5 (Last: 60-42 L vs Minnesota) Big Ten Standings Wisconsin 7-1, 19-2 Maryland 6-3, 18-4 Ohio State 6-3, 17-5 Indiana 6-3, 16-6 Michigan State 6-3, 15-7 Purdue 6-3, 14-8 Michigan 6-4, 13-9 Iowa 4-4, 13-8 Illinois 4-5, 14-8 Nebraska 4-5, 12-9 Minnesota 3-7, 14-9 Penn State 2-7, 14-8 Rutgers 2-8, 10-13 Northwestern 1-7, 10-11 Head Coaches Northwestern Chris Collins (24-30 at Northwestern) Nebraska Tim Miles (329-260, 46-40 at Nebraska) Injury Report Northwestern No injuries to report Nebraska No injuries to report Scouting Northwestern Northwestern comes into Tuesday’s game with a 10-11 record and 1-7 Big Ten mark, as the Wildcats look to snap a seven-game losing streak. The Wildcats are led by second-year coach Chris Collins, who spent 13 seasons at Duke under Hall of Fame Coach Mike Krzyzewski before taking the Northwestern job prior to the 2013-14 season. The Wildcats went 14-19 last year, including wins at Indiana and Wisconsin. Northwestern has been streaky at times during the season with four and five-game win streaks along with three and seven-game losing streaks. The Wildcats have battled in Big Ten play, as six of their eight games have been decided by five points or less or in overtime. The Wildcats lone victory in Big Ten play was a 51-47 win at Rutgers on Dec. 31. Freshman Bryant McIntosh has emerged as one of the Big Ten’s best freshmen, as he leads the Wildcats in scoring (12.7 ppg) and assists (4.5 apg), while shooting nearly 40 percent from 3-point range. Tre Demps gives the Wildcats another scorer, as he averages 12.1 points per game and has hit a team-high 32 3-pointers. Alex Olah is a force in the middle with 10.7 points per game and a team-high 6.7 rebounds per game, while ranking fifth in blocked shots (1.7 bpg).

I think a key to the second half will be putting that orange sphere through the circle with the net on it with more regularity.

A good thing Dr. Naismith didn't invent the game by matching up these two teams. "Oh sh#t, I guess this doesn't work. Never mind guys let's do something else."

Crashing the boards on D, however.

11 f'ing turnovers and down two. Good God.

I feel the same way, Tim.

7 turnovers 8 turnovers

Ew

Laughing at Tim Miles kicking his feet up on the elevated floor

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January 31, 2015 5pm CT - BTN Williams Arena - Minneapolis, MN Nebraska Cornhuskers 12-8, 4-4 (Last: 58-44 L vs Michigan) vs Minnesota Golden Gophers 13-9, 2-7 (Last: 63-58 L vs Penn State) Big Ten Standings Wisconsin 6-1, 18-2 Maryland 6-3, 18-4 Ohio State 6-3, 17-5 Michigan 6-3, 13-8 Indiana 5-3, 15-6 Michigan State 5-3, 14-7 Purdue 5-3, 13-8 Iowa 4-3, 13-7 Nebraska 4-4, 12-8 Illinois 3-5, 13-8 Penn State 2-6, 14-7 Minnesota 2-7, 13-9 Rutgers 2-7, 10-12 Northwestern 1-6, 10-10 Head Coaches Nebraska Tim Miles (329-259, 46-39 at Nebraska) Minnesota Richard Pitino (56-36, 38-22 at Minnesota) Injury Report Nebraska No injuries to report Minnesota F - Gaston Diedhiou - Leg - Out indefinitely Scouting Minnesota Second-year Coach Richard Pitino and the Gophers enter Saturday’s game with a 12-9 record, including a 2-7 Big Ten mark. Pitino, who coached at Florida International for a season before taking the Minnesota job, guided the Golden Gophers to a 25-13 record and the NIT title in 2013-14. Minnesota, which returned four starters from last year, went 11-2 in non-conference action with the only losses coming at St. John’s in preseason NIT and against Louisville. Minnesota dropped its first five Big Ten games, including four by five points or less, before going 2-2 in its last two conference games, earning home victories over Rutgers (89-80) and Illinois (79-71). On Wednesday, the Gophers erased a 13-point second-half deficit before falling 63-58 at Penn State. Minnesota thrives on its defense, as the Gophers average a Big Ten-leading 10.6 steals per game and force more than 18 turnovers per game. Senior Andre Hollins averages 14.6 points per game and has a team-high 60 3-pointers. Hollins has been on a tear as of late, averaging 24.3 points per game over the Gophers’ last four contests He is one of three Gophers in double figures, as Carlos Morris averages 12.5 points per game while Maurice Walker is at 11.9 points and a team-high 6.6 rebounds per outing.

January 27, 2015 6pm CT - ESPN Crisler Center - Ann Arbor, MI Nebraska Cornhuskers 12-7, 4-3 (Last: 79-77 W vs Michigan State) vs Michigan Wolverines 12-8, 5-3 (Last: 69-64 L vs Wisconsin) Big Ten Standings Wisconsin 6-1, 18-2 Maryland 6-2, 18-3 Indiana 5-2, 15-5 Ohio State 5-3, 16-5 Michigan 5-3, 12-8 Michigan State 4-3, 13-7 Iowa 4-3, 13-7 Nebraska 4-3, 12-7 Purdue 4-3, 12-8 Illinois 3-5, 13-8 Minnesota 2-6, 13-8 Rutgers 2-6, 10-11 Penn State 1-6, 13-7 Northwestern 1-6, 10-10 Head Coaches Nebraska Tim Miles (329-258, 46-38 at Nebraska) Michigan John Beilein (638-377, 162-102 at Michigan) Injury Report Nebraska F - David Rivers - Knee - Expected to miss two weeks Michigan F - D.J. Wilson - Knee - Questionable G - Caris LaVert - Foot - Out for season Scouting Michigan Michigan comes into Tuesday’s game with a 12-8 record and is tied for fourth in the Big Ten with a 5-3 record. The Wolverines lost three starters - including a pair of first-round draft picks - from a team that went 28-9, won the Big Ten title and reached the Elite Eight in 2014. This season, Michigan has battled injuries, none as big as a the season-ending injury to junior guard Caris LeVert. The 6-foot-7 junior topped Michigan in scoring, rebounding assists and steals when he suffered his injury in the final seconds of a two-point win over Northwestern on Jan. 17. Michigan has battled since the injury, winning at Rutgers before taking No. 6 Wisconsin to overtime before falling, 69-64 on Saturday. Sophomore Zak Irvin and Derrick Walton Jr. key the Wolverine attack, as Irvin averages 13.6 points per game and has a team-high 49 3-pointers, while Walton averages 10.7 points and 4.7 rebounds per game. Michigan is a solid 3-point shooting team at 35 percent and rarely beats itself, averaging under 10 turnovers per game.

Winning easy really is no fun. Get your heart rate up and it's like exercise.

This f'ing game

You have got to be kidding me