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Big Ten Conference: Season 2014-15

2013-14

2015-16

B10 Ranking

1. Wisconsin (6)		28-3(16-2)
2. Maryland (10)		26-5(14-4)
3. Ohio St. (23)		22-9(11-7)
4. Michigan St.		21-10(12-6)
5. Iowa		21-10(12-6)
6. Purdue		20-11(12-6)
7. Indiana		19-12(9-9)
8. Illinois		19-12(9-9)
9. Minnesota		17-14(6-12)
10. Penn St.		16-15(4-14)
11. Michigan		15-15(8-10)
12. Northwestern		15-16(6-12)
13. Nebraska		13-17(5-13)
14. Rutgers		10-21(2-16)

Points Per Game

D.J. NEWBILL
  Penn St.
  (193-G-92)
  Avg: 20.7

1. Newbill, Penn St.	20.7
2. Russell, Ohio St.	19.3
3. Petteway, Nebraska	18.2
4. Kaminsky, Wisconsin	18.2
5. Rice, Illinois	16.7
6. Trimble, Maryland	16.3
7. Ferrell, Indiana	16.3
8. White, Iowa	15.9
9. Blackmon, Indiana	15.8
10. Wells, Maryland	15.4

Rebounds Per Game

Branden DAWSON
  Michigan.
  (198-G/F-93)
  Avg: 9.1

1. Dawson, Michigan.	9.1
2. Kaminsky, Wisconsin	8.0
3. White, Iowa	7.6
4. Williams, Indiana	7.1
5. Olah, Northwestern	6.9
6. Walker, Minnesota	6.7
7. Etou, Rutgers	6.6
8. Rice, Illinois	6.5
9. Hammons, Purdue	6.5
10. Jack, Rutgers	6.4

Assists Per Game

Shannon SCOTT
  Ohio St.
  (186-PG-92)
  Avg: 5.9

1. Scott, Ohio St.	5.9
2. Trice, Michigan St.	5.2
3. Russell, Ohio St.	5.1
4. Ferrell, Indiana	5.0
5. McIntosh, Northwe.	4.7
6. Valentine, Michiga.	4.4
7. Mathieu, Minnesota	4.3
8. Mack, Rutgers	4.2
9. Gesell, Iowa	4.0
10. Albrecht, Michigan	3.9

Steals Per Game

Deandre MATHIEU
  Minnesota
  (175-G/F-)
  Avg: 1.9

1. Mathieu, Minnesota	1.9
2. Rice, Illinois	1.8
3. Morris, Minnesota	1.8
4. LeVert, Michigan	1.8
5. Mason, Minnesota	1.8
6. Mack, Rutgers	1.8
7. Scott, Ohio St.	1.8
8. Russell, Ohio St.	1.6
9. Parker, Nebraska	1.5
10. Walker, Minnesota	1.5

Blocks Per Game

A.J. HAMMONS
  Purdue
  (213-C-92)
  Avg: 2.9

1. Hammons, Purdue	2.9
2. Egwu, Illinois	1.8
3. Olah, Northwestern	1.8
4. Kaminsky, Wisconsin	1.6
5. Williams, Ohio St.	1.6
6. Uthoff, Iowa	1.6
7. Dickerson, Penn St.	1.6
8. Olaseni, Iowa	1.5
9. Dawson, Michigan.	1.5
10. Dodd, Maryland	1.3

B10 Women 2014-2015
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University of Wisconsin wins the USA B10 2014-2015 title

University of Wisconsin 2014-15

#	Name	CM (INCH)	Pos	Bo	NAT
21	Gasser Josh	193 (6'4'')	G
44	Kaminsky Frank	213 (7'0'')	F	93
15	Dekker Samuel	206 (6'9'')	F	94
10	Hayes Nigel	203 (6'8'')	F
24	Koenig Bronson	193 (6'4'')	G
12	Jackson Traevon	190 (6'3'')	G
22	Happ Ethan	206 (6'9'')	F	96
13	Dukan Duje	208 (6'10'')	F	92
32	Anderson Evan	208 (6'10'')	C
3	Showalter Zak	188 (6'2'')	G
5	Moesch Aaron	203 (6'8'')	F
2	Smith Jordan	190 (6'3'')	G
20	Schlundt T.J.	196 (6'5'')	SG
4	Ferris Matt	198 (6'6'')	G
30	Brown Vitto	203 (6'8'')	F
35	Dearring Riley	196 (6'5'')	G
11	Hill Jordan	190 (6'3'')	G
Head Coach: Bo Ryan Coach Assistant: Gary Close Coach Assistant: Lamont Paris

Wisconsin wins Big Tech Championships after overtime rally against Michigan State - Mar 16, 2015

Nigel Hayes (6'8''-F) scored 25 points, Frank Kaminsky (7'0''-F-93) added 19 and No. 6 Wisconsin outscored Michigan State 11-0 in overtime Sunday for an 80-69 victory in the Big Ten Tournament championship game.
Bronson Koenig (6'4''-G) scored 18 points, and the Badgers (31-3) rallied from 11 points down in the second half in an attempt to strengthen their bid for a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament.
Branden Dawson (6'6''-G/F-93) and Denzel Valentine (6'5''-G-93) scored 16 points each for Michigan State (23-11). But the Spartans were outscored 31-10 over the final 11 1/2 minutes of the game and came up short after winning the tournament last year.
In the first overtime in a Big Ten title game, Hayes and Koenig hit 3-pointers in the first 3 minutes to give the Badgers a 75-69 lead. Michigan State missed all six shots and committed two turnovers in the extra period.
All that came after a wild finish in regulation.
Michigan State led 57-46 after going on a 17-5 run midway through the second half, only to have Wisconsin come back. The Badgers scored 11 straight in a 2-minute stretch and grabbed a 60-59 lead on Koenig's 3-pointer with 4:16 left.
Michigan State was up by two before Kaminsky scooped in a shot from the left block and hit a 3-pointer from NBA range to give Wisconsin a 67-64 lead with 1:44 left.
Valentine than quieted the Badgers fans with a tying 3 over Kaminsky, and Travis Trice drove down the right side for an off-balance floater to put Michigan State ahead 69-67 with 45 seconds remaining.
Koenig missed a 3 off the dribble after a timeout and the Badgers' John Gasser, trying to make a save in the corner, threw it to Valentine. Dekker then stole a bad pass from him, and Koenig hit two free throws to tie it at 69-all with 15 seconds remaining.
The game went to overtime after Dawson missed a 15-footer from the right side as time expired.

TIP INS
Michigan State: The Spartans are 4-1 in Big Ten finals.
Wisconsin: The Badgers are 16-2 away from home.

Big Ten Tournament Final: Wisconsin - Michigan State 80-69, OT
Big Ten Tournament Semifinals:
Wisconsin - Purdue 71-51
Michigan State - Maryland 62-58

Courtesy of BigTen

All-Big Ten Awards 2015 - Mar 16, 2015

All-Big Ten 1st Team 2015

Ferrell

White

Wells

Russell

Kaminsky

All-Tournament MVP: Frank Kaminsky (7'0''-F-93) of Wisconsin
Player of the Year: Frank Kaminsky (7'0''-F-93) of Wisconsin
Defensive Player of the Year: Rapheal Davis (6'5''-G-93) of Purdue
Freshman of the Year: D'Angelo Russell (6'5''-SG-96) of Ohio St.
Sixth Man of the Year: Gabriel Olaseni (7'10''-C-91) of Iowa
Co-Coach of the Year: Bo Ryan of Wisconsin
Co-Coach of the Year: Mark Turgeon of Maryland

1st Team
PG: Kevin Yogi Ferrell (6'0''-PG-93) of Indiana
PF: Aaron White (6'9''-PF-92) of Iowa
G: Dezmine Wells (6'5''-G-92) of Maryland
SG: D'Angelo Russell (6'5''-SG-96) of Ohio St.
F: Frank Kaminsky (7'0''-F-93) of Wisconsin

2nd Team
PG: Melo Trimble (6'2''-PG-95) of Maryland
G/F: Branden Dawson (6'6''-G/F-93) of Michigan St.
G: D.J. Newbill (6'4''-G-92) of Penn St.
C: A.J. Hammons (7'0''-C-92) of Purdue
F: Samuel Dekker (6'9''-F-94) of Wisconsin

3rd Team
F: Jarrod Uthoff (6'8''-F-93) of Iowa
PG: Travis Trice (6'0''-PG-93) of Michigan St.
G: Denzel Valentine (6'5''-G-93) of Michigan St.
F: Terran Petteway (6'6''-F-92) of Nebraska
F: Nigel Hayes (6'8''-F) of Wisconsin

Honorable Mention
Malcolm Hill (6'6''-G-95) of Illinois
Rayvonte Rice (6'4''-G-92) of Illinois
James Blackmon (6'4''-G-95) of Indiana
Troy Williams (6'7''-SF-94) of Indiana
Jake Layman (6'8''-G-94) of Maryland
Andre Hollins (6'2''-G-92) of Minnesota
Tre Demps (6'2''-G) of Northwestern
Rapheal Davis (6'5''-G-93) of Purdue
Maurice Walker (6'10''-F-91) of Minnesota
Alexandru Olah (7'0''-C-93) of Northwestern
Shannon Scott (6'1''-PG-92) of Ohio St.
Sam Thompson (6'7''-F-92) of Ohio St.
Jonathan Octeus (6'4''-G-91) of Purdue
Myles Mack (5'9''-PG-93) of Rutgers

All-Defensive Team
F/C: Nnanna Egwu (6'11''-F/C-92) of Illinois
G/F: Branden Dawson (6'6''-G/F-93) of Michigan St.
G: Rapheal Davis (6'5''-G-93) of Purdue
C: A.J. Hammons (7'0''-C-92) of Purdue
G: Josh Gasser (6'4''-G) of Wisconsin

All-Tournament Team
G/F: Branden Dawson (6'6''-G/F-93) of Michigan St.
PG: Travis Trice (6'0''-PG-93) of Michigan St.
G: D.J. Newbill (6'4''-G-92) of Penn St.
F: Frank Kaminsky (7'0''-F-93) of Wisconsin
F: Nigel Hayes (6'8''-F) of Wisconsin

All-Freshman Team
G: James Blackmon (6'4''-G-95) of Indiana
PG: Melo Trimble (6'2''-PG-95) of Maryland
PG: Bryant McIntosh (6'3''-PG) of Northwestern
SG: D'Angelo Russell (6'5''-SG-96) of Ohio St.
G: Jae'Sean Tate (6'5''-G) of Ohio St.