Big Ten Conference 2023-24
Tournament Winner: University of Illinois
Regular Season Champion: Purdue University
Top Scorer: AJ Storr (30.0)
Big Ten Conference Final: University of Illinois - University of Wisconsin 93-87 Illinois (Brad Underwood): Marcus Domask 26, Coleman Hawkins 7, Terrence Shannon Jr. 34, Dain Dainja 9, Ty Rodgers 7, Quincy Guerrier 6, Luke Goode 0, Justin Harmon 2, Dravyn Gibbs-Lawhorn 2, AJ Redd 0, Niccolo Moretti 0, Max Williams 0, Amani Hansberry 0 Standings 2023-24
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 Wisconsin Big Ten Conference Final  University of Illinois - Champions of Big Ten Conference
 Illinois Wins 2024 TIAA Big Ten Conference Men’s Basketball Tournament Championship-Mar 18, 2024
The Illinois Fighting Illini won their fourth TIAA Big Ten Conference Men’s Basketball Tournament today, with a 93-87 win over the Wisconsin Badgers at the Target Center in Minneapolis. With the win, Illinois (26-8) earns the Big Ten’s automatic berth into the 2024 NCAA Championship and will make its 34th all-time tournament appearance. Terrence Shannon Jr. (6'6''-G-2000) Jr. led Illinois with a Big Ten Championship game record 34 points on 8-15 shooting from the floor and 15-17 shooting from the free throw line. With a total of 102 points in the tournament, Shannon fell just one point shy of tying Keegan Murray’s 2022 total points mark. Shannon’s efforts were rewarded as the media named him the tournament’s Jim and Kitty Delany Most Outstanding Player. Shannon was joined on the All-Tournament Team by Nebraska’s Keisei Tominaga (6'2''-G-2001), Purdue’s Zach Edey (7'4''-C-2002), and Wisconsin’s Chucky Hepburn (6'2''-G) and AJ Storr (6'6''-G). The title tilt was a back-and-forth affair, one that saw both teams lead for more than 13 minutes, 13 ties, and 13 lead changes. The Badgers led by as many as 10 points, as Chucky Hepburn’s three-point play gave Wisconsin a 61-51 lead with 14:38 to play. Over the next five-plus minutes, Illinois used a 19-4 run to build a 70-65 advantage on Marcus Domask (6'6''-G/F-2000)’s triple. The Badgers would not go quietly, as they fought back, regaining a slim 82-81 lead after a Max Klesmit three with just under four minutes to play. The lead was short-lived, as Domask buried a pair of free throws on the ensuing possession to put Illinois ahead. Klesmit responded again, draining his fourth three-pointer of the game with just south of two minutes to play. On Illinois’ next possession, Shannon delivered a three-pointer with 1:28 on the clock to put Illinois ahead for good. The Illini sealed the game at the free throw line, connecting on five of six free throw attempts in the final 62 seconds. Domask joined Shannon with double-figure points, finishing with 26 points on 8-11 shooting from the field and 9-10 from the charity stripe to go with seven rebounds and eight assists. Storr scored 24 points to lead four Badgers with double digit points. Hepburn paired 20 points, five rebounds, and five assists, while Klesmit finished with16 points, shooting 4-6 from three-point range. Courtesy of bigten.org Big Ten Tournament Final: Illinois - Wisconsin 93-87 Big Ten Tournament Semifinals: Purdue - Wisconsin 75-76 Illinois - Nebraska 98-87 Big Ten Tournament Quarterfinals: Purdue - Michigan State 67-62 Illinois - Ohio State 77-74 Nebraska - Indiana 93-66 Northwestern - Wisconsin 61-70 Big Ten Tournament Second Round: Wisconsin - Maryland 87-56 Indiana - Penn State 61-59 Iowa - Ohio State 78-90 Michigan State - Minnesota 77-67 Big Ten Tournament First Round: Penn State - Michigan 66-57 Maryland - Rutgers 65-51  All-Big Ten Awards 2024-Mar 18, 2024
All-Tournament MVP:  Terrence Shannon Jr. (6'6''-G-2000) of IllinoisPlayer of the Year:  Zach Edey (7'4''-C-2002) of PurdueDefensive Player of the Year: Ace Baldwin Jr. (6'1''-G) of Penn St.Co-Freshman of the Year: Mackenzie Mgbako (6'8''-F-2004) of IndianaCo-Freshman of the Year: Owen Freeman (6'11''-F/C) of IowaSixth Man of the Year: Mason Gillis (6'6''-F-2000) of PurdueCo-Coach of the Year: Fred Hoiberg of Nebraska Co-Coach of the Year: Matt Painter of Purdue
First Team Marcus Domask (6'6''-G/F-2000) of Illinois Terrence Shannon (203-F-1979) of Immortals Boo Buie (6'0''-PG-2000) of Northwestern Zach Edey (7'4''-C-2002) of Purdue Braden Smith (6'0''-PG) of Purdue
Second Team Anthony Perkins (6'0''-PG) of Lakewood (FL) Jahmir Young (6'1''-G) of Maryland Tyson Walker (6'1''-G-2000) of Michigan St. Keisei Tominaga (6'2''-G-2001) of Nebraska AJ Storr (6'6''-G) of Wisconsin
Third Team Kel'el Ware (7'0''-C-2004) of Indiana Payton Sandfort (6'7''-F) of Iowa Dawson Garcia (6'1''-F-2001) of Minnesota Rienk Mast (6'10''-F-2001) of Nebraska Brooks Barnhizer (6'6''-G) of Northwestern Ace Baldwin Jr. (6'1''-G) of Penn St.
Honorable Mention Coleman Hawkins (6'10''-F-2001) of Illinois Malik Reneau (6'9''-F-2003) of Indiana Owen Freeman (6'11''-F/C) of Iowa Donta Scott (6'8''-F-2000) of Maryland Julian Reese (6'9''-F) of Maryland Malik Hall (6'8''-F-2000) of Michigan St. A.J. Hoggard (6'4''-G-2000) of Michigan St. Elijah Hawkins (5'1''-PG) of Minnesota Jamison Battle (6'7''-F) of Ohio St. Bruce Thornton (6'2''-G-2003) of Ohio St. Zach Hicks (6'8''-F-2003) of Penn St. Nick Kern Jr. (6'6''-G) of Penn St. Qudus Wahab (6'11''-F-2000) of Penn St. Mason Gillis (6'6''-F-2000) of Purdue Lance Jones (6'1''-G-2000) of Purdue Fletcher Loyer (6'4''-G) of Purdue Clifford Omoruyi (6'11''-C-2001) of Rutgers Chucky Hepburn (6'2''-G) of Wisconsin Tyler Wahl (6'9''-F-2001) of Wisconsin
All-Defensive Team Kel'el Ware (7'0''-C-2004) of Indiana Brooks Barnhizer (6'6''-G) of Northwestern Ace Baldwin Jr. (6'1''-G) of Penn St. Zach Edey (7'4''-C-2002) of Purdue Clifford Omoruyi (6'11''-C-2001) of Rutgers Chucky Hepburn (6'2''-G) of Wisconsin
All-Freshman Team Mackenzie Mgbako (6'8''-F-2004) of Indiana Owen Freeman (6'11''-F/C) of Iowa Deshawn Harris-Smith (6'5''-G) of Maryland Cameron Christie (6'6''-G) of Minnesota Johnathan Blackwell (6'3''-G) of Wisconsin
All-Sportsmanship Team Quincy Guerrier (6'8''-F-1999) of Illinois Trey Galloway (6'4''-G-2001) of Indiana Ben Krikke (6'9''-F-2001) of Iowa Jahmir Young (6'1''-G) of Maryland Will Tschetter (6'8''-F) of Michigan Davis Smith (6'0''-PG-2001) of Michigan St. Parker Fox (6'8''-F) of Minnesota Josiah Allick (6'8''-F-2001) of Nebraska Ty Berry (6'3''-G) of Northwestern Owen Spencer (6'9''-F) of Ohio St. Puff Johnson (6'8''-G/F-2000) of Penn St. Chase Martin (6'2''-G-2001) of Purdue Oskar Palmquist (6'8''-F-2000) of Rutgers Chris Hodges (6'9''-F) of Wisconsin
All-Tournament Team Terrence Shannon Jr. (6'6''-G-2000) of Illinois Keisei Tominaga (6'2''-G-2001) of Nebraska Zach Edey (7'4''-C-2002) of Purdue Chucky Hepburn (6'2''-G) of Wisconsin AJ Storr (6'6''-G) of Wisconsin |
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