Big ten late at night | Underwood assured

A historic victory for Michigan State leaves Tom Izzo as a head coach with the most victories in Big Ten. He also maintains Michigan State in a Michigan match which will have to go to Ohio State tomorrow to stay ahead of the pack in Big Ten.

The Spartans did it behind a game out of the body of Jaxon Kohler, who had 4-5 to three, and marked what I can only imagine is a 23-point career top. He added 10 rebounds, 2 interceptions and a block.

Kohler was the best floor player in a game where he had almost no so good business.

I don’t even know where to start. It is probably with Brad Underwood to be responsible for the management of this team which clearly has no direction or idea where it is supposed to go or what it is supposed to do when the games become difficult.

But individually, it’s just a bizarre world to watch the Illinois play basketball.

Ben Humrichous, who generously draws something like 34% out of three over the year, continued to condemn and settled down and continued to fire. He had 6 points on 10 shots, including a match from 0-6 to three points. And when the game became the most difficult, and the Illinois most needed a bucket, Humrichous had the allusion that it was not his night? Of course not! Because the shooters pull!

Speaking of shooting, Kasparas Jakucionis made a very good impression Humrie. He had 5 out of 15 on the ground and 2 out of 9 of three and although it is an apparent talent for choice of lottery to the playmaker, there was only one pass, the offensive of The Illinois deteriorated throughout the bone.

The transfer of star, Kylan Boswell, who opened on a nasty elbow in the second half, did not score any points for Illinois. As a team, Illinois was 7 out of 33 out of three and 38% on the ground.

Illinois is in free fall at this stage with a file of 17-9 and 9-7 in a conference record.

Early praise for Brad Underwood’s work with this team should be deleted from the Internet. Illinois is starting to look like a collection of circus acts without leader.

Do not yet count the Wisconsin of Big Ten. Although it is two Michigan games, after the performance of all time of Wisconsin in Mackey Arena on Saturday, it could be advisable to recognize badgers as the best Big Ten team.

The Wisconsin Curriculum Vitae is as hermetic as you can be as late in the season. He had only good losses on his curriculum vitae and now he has a hell of a victory on the road. Mackey’s victory is probably good enough to skip the Wisconsin a seeded in the NCAA tournament.

He certainly has badgers in the race for the Big Ten.

As for Purdue, well I have already written on this subject here: Resolve and Defense falls for purdue against badgers.

In addition, there were three All-American in this match, two of them managed more than 30 points.

I’m going to be honest, I moved away from the TV when the Minnesota seemed about to lose USC with just over a minute to play.

Instead, an 8-0 race to finish the match brings the cellar Golden Gophers out in the B10. Congratulations to Ben Johnson who did a wonderful job by turning the Minnesota season.

Could also call it anti-sous-bois-uh, overwood? We will continue to do work to do shopping.

Penn State seated alone at the bottom of the B10 in another disappointing loss, this time at home in Washington, 75-73.

Can another team adopt Ace Baldwin Jr. for the rest of the season?

Michigan, with an advance of a match on Michigan State, a two -on -the -game advance and the Wisconsin advance, will go to an Ohio State rival country to face the Buckeyes.

Michigan will be able to take a strange property on the conference with a victory, but with a defeat, the Big Ten will become the West West in the last weeks of the season.

Also on the file, the Nebraska heads northwest, Iowa goes to Maryland and Rutgers head to Oregon, but the best game is the first match, at 1:00 p.m..