Big Ten Conference 2024-25
Tournament Winner: University of Michigan
Regular Season Champion: Michigan State University
Top Scorer: Nick Martinelli (20.5)
Big Ten Conference Final: University of Michigan - University of Wisconsin 59-53 Michigan (Dusty May): Daniel Wolf, Will Tschetter, Vladislav Goldin, Tre Donaldson, Nimari Burnett, Durral Brooks, Howard Eisley, Roddy Gayle Jr., Rubin Jones, Sam Walters, Lorenzo Cason, Ian Burns, Jace Howard, Harrison Hochberg, Justin Pippen, Charlie May Standings 2024-25
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 Michigan Claims 2025 TIAA Big Ten Men's Basketball Tournament Title-Mar 17, 2025
The number three seeded Michigan Wolverines claimed the 2025 TIAA Big Ten Men’s Basketball Tournament title with a 59-53 win over No. 5 seed Wisconsin on Sunday afternoon at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Ind. The win marked the third tournament championship for the Wolverines, joining crowns in 2017 and 2018. With Sunday’s victory, Michigan clinched the Big Ten’s automatic berth into the 2025 NCAA Tournament. Tre Donaldson (6'3''-G-2003) and Vladislav Goldin (7'1''-C-2001) led Michigan with 11 points each, while a trio of Wolverines added eight points, including Danny Wolf, who grabbed a game-high eight rebounds. Michigan trailed by as many as 11 points with 13:11 to play but closed the game on an 11-2 run over the final 3:55. The Wolverines sealed the win by hitting all six of their free throw attempts in the final 46 seconds. Johnathan Blackwell (6'4''-G) led the Badgers with 18 points and finished the tournament with 94 points, third most for a player in tournament history. Wisconsin was appearing in its second-consecutive championship game and in the final for the ninth time, which matches Ohio State for most of any school. Goldin was named the Tournament’s Most Valuable Player and was joined by Wolf, Blackwell, Wisconsin’s John Tonje (6'6''-G-2001), and Maryland’s Derik Queen (6'10''-C) on the All-Tournament Team. Courtesy of bigten.org Big Ten Final: Michigan - Wisconsin 59-53 Big Ten Semifinals: Michigan St - Wisconsin 74-77 Maryland - Michigan 80-81 Big Ten Quarterfinals: Michigan St - Oregon 74-64 Maryland - Illinois 88-65 Michigan - Purdue 86-68 UCLA - Wisconsin 70-86 Big Ten Second Round: Purdue - USC 76-71 Wisconsin - Northwestern 70-63 Illinois - Iowa 106-94 Oregon - Indiana 72-59 Big Ten First Round: Ohio State - Iowa 70-77 Rutgers - USC 89-97, 2OT Minnesota - Northwestern 64-72 All-Big Ten Awards 2025-Mar 17, 2025
 Braden Smith, 21-year old point guard from the Purdue University, was voted the Player of the Year at the NCAA Division I.
He was also selected to the First Team.
Smith was previously named to Honorable Mention, and chosen to the Freshman Team, Regular Season Champion and 2024, Tournament Winner back in 2023, First Team and Tournament Semifinals last year.
His exceptional play earned him the second spot in assists per game, boasting an impressive average of almost 9.
Smith also averaged over 16 points per game in the league.
He has totalled 11 games of 20 or more points on the year and recorded 30 or more points in 2 games.
Smith registered double-doubles in 9 games during the event.
His 34 points against Toledo were the most he scored in the 24 25 season.
Among many awards Smith's team won the Big Ten Regular Season for two years in a row (2023 and 2024).
Derik Queen, center from the University of Maryland, was selected as the Freshman of the Year of NCAA Division I.
He received multiple other awards, was named to the First Team and Defensive Team and Tournament Team.
Queen had over 16 points and almost 9 rebounds per game that season in the league.
He has totalled 10 games of 20 or more points and recorded double-doubles in 12 games on the year.
Queen's 31 points against the Michigan were the most he scored in the 24 25 season.
Brice Williams, guard from the University of Nebraska, earned a spot in the First Team at the NCAA Division I.
He was previously honored as the Tournament Semifinals last year.
Williams logged 20 points and over 4 rebounds per game over the season in the league.
He has totalled 16 games of 20 or more points on the year and registered 30 or more points in 3 games.
Williams' 43 points against the Ohio State University were the most he scored in the 24 25 season.
Among many awards Williams' team made it to the Big Ten Tournament Semifinals in 2024.
He was selected to the All-C-USA Second Team in 2023.
Trey Kaufman-Renn, 22-year old forward from the Purdue University, was voted to the First Team of NCAA Division I.
He previously earned the Regular Season Champion and 2024, Tournament Winner back in 2023 and Tournament Semifinals last year.
Kaufman-Renn averaged almost 20 points and over 6 rebounds per game in the league.
He has totalled 17 games of 20 or more points on the year and notched 30 or more points in 2 games.
Kaufman-Renn recorded double-doubles in 3 games at the event.
His 30 points against the Wisconsin were the most he scored in the 24 25 season.
Among many awards Kaufman-Renn's team won the Big Ten Regular Season for two years in a row (2023 and 2024).
He was also selected as the Indiana Gatorade Player of the Year as well as the All-State First Team and the All-Americans First Honorable Mention back in 2020.
John Tonje, 23-year old Cameroonian guard from the University of Wisconsin, was selected to the First Team at the NCAA Division I.
He was also chosen to the Tournament Team.
Tonje registered over 19 points and 5 rebounds per game that season in the league.
He has totalled 13 games of 20 or more points on the year and had 30 or more points in 5 games.
Tonje's 41 points against the Arizona were the most he scored in the 24 25 season.
All-Tournament MVP:  Vladislav Goldin (7'1''-C-2001) of MichiganPlayer of the Year:  Braden Smith (6'0''-PG-2003) of PurdueDefensive Player of the Year: Ace Baldwin Jr. (6'1''-G-2001) of Penn StateFreshman of the Year: Derik Queen (6'10''-C) of MarylandSixth Man of the Year: Will Riley (6'8''-F) of IllinoisCoach of the Year: Tom Izzo of Michigan St. All-Big Ten First Team 2025  Queen  Williams  Kaufman-Renn  Smith  Tonje Derik Queen (6'10''-C) of Maryland Brice Williams (6'7''-G) of Nebraska Trey Kaufman-Renn (6'9''-F-2002) of Purdue Braden Smith (6'0''-PG-2003) of Purdue John Tonje (6'6''-G-2001) of WisconsinAll-Big Ten Second Team 2025  Goldin  Wolf  Garcia Martinelli  Thornton Vladislav Goldin (7'1''-C-2001) of Michigan Daniel Wolf (7'0''-F-2004) of Michigan Dawson Garcia (6'1''-F-2001) of Minnesota Nick Martinelli (6'7''-F) of Northwestern Bruce Thornton (6'2''-G-2003) of Ohio St.All-Big Ten Third Team 2025  Jakucionis  Gillespie  Akins  Richardson  Bittle  Shelstad  Bilodeau  Kasparas Jakucionis (6'6''-G-2006) of Illinois Ja'Kobi Gillespie (6'1''-G) of Maryland Jaden Akins (6'4''-G-2003) of Michigan St. Jase Richardson (6'3''-G) of Michigan St. Nate Bittle (7'0''-C-2003) of Oregon Jackson Shelstad (6'0''-PG) of Oregon Tyler Bilodeau (6'9''-F) of UCLAAll-Big Ten Honorable Mention 2025  Ballo  Sandfort  Reese  Baldwin Jr.  Bailey  Harper  Blackwell  Oumar Ballo (7'0''-C-2002) of Indiana Payton Sandfort (6'7''-F-2002) of Iowa Julian Reese (6'9''-F) of Maryland Ace Baldwin Jr. (6'1''-G-2001) of Penn State Airious Bailey (6'10''-G/F) of Rutgers Dylan Harper (6'6''-G-2006) of Rutgers Johnathan Blackwell (6'4''-G) of WisconsinBig Ten All-Defensive Team 2025 Akins  Bamba Bittle Baldwin Jr.  Johnson Jaden Akins (6'4''-G-2003) of Michigan St. TJ Bamba (6'5''-G-2001) of Oregon Nate Bittle (7'0''-C-2003) of Oregon Ace Baldwin Jr. (6'1''-G-2001) of Penn State Kobe Johnson (6'6''-G-2003) of UCLABig Ten All-Freshman Team 2025 Jakucionis Queen Richardson Bailey Harper Kasparas Jakucionis (6'6''-G-2006) of Illinois Derik Queen (6'10''-C) of Maryland Jase Richardson (6'3''-G) of Michigan St. Airious Bailey (6'10''-G/F) of Rutgers Dylan Harper (6'6''-G-2006) of RutgersBig Ten All-Sportsmanship Team 2025  Humrichous  Leal  Dembele  Miguel  Burnett  Sanders  Betts  Worster  Barnhizer  Cooper  Etzler  Johnson Ben Humrichous (6'9''-F) of Illinois Anthony Leal (6'5''-G-2001) of Indiana Ladji Dembele (6'8''-F-2003) of Iowa Selton Miguel (6'4''-G-2000) of Maryland Nimari Burnett (6'5''-G-2001) of Michigan Nick Sanders (5'10''-PG-2004) of Michigan St. Kadyn Betts (6'8''-F-2004) of Minnesota Rollie Worster (6'4''-G-2000) of Nebraska Brooks Barnhizer (6'6''-G) of Northwestern James Cooper (6'7''-F) of Oregon Kalen Etzler (6'8''-F) of Ohio St. Puff Johnson (6'8''-G/F-2000) of Penn State Caleb Furst (6'10''-F-2002) of Purdue Zach Martini (6'8''-G/F) of Rutgers Lazar Stefanovic (6'7''-G-2002) of UCLA Harrison Hornery (6'10''-F) of USC Wilhelm Breidenbach (6'10''-F-2002) of Washington Markus Ilver (6'9''-F-2002) of WisconsinBig Ten All-Tournament Team 2025 Goldin Wolf Blackwell Tonje Queen Vladislav Goldin (7'1''-C-2001) of Michigan Daniel Wolf (7'0''-F-2004) of Michigan Johnathan Blackwell (6'4''-G) of Wisconsin John Tonje (6'6''-G-2001) of Wisconsin Derik Queen (6'10''-C) of Maryland |
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