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    2021-22 Schedule

    Postseason

    vs12Richmond
    L67-63

    Regular Season

    vsLongwood
    W106-73
    vsKansas City
    W89-57
    vsNC Central
    W86-69
    vsAlabama St
    W108-82
    vsW Michigan
    W109-61
    vsPortland State
    W85-51
    @Virginia
    W75-74
    @2Purdue
    L77-70
    vsIllinois
    L87-83
    @17Iowa State
    L73-53
    vsUtah State
    W94-75
    vsSE Louisiana
    W93-62
    vsW Illinois
    W92-71
    vsMaryland
    W80-75
    @23Wisconsin
    L87-78
    vsIndiana
    W83-74
    @Minnesota
    W81-71
    @Rutgers
    L48-46
    vsPenn State
    W68-51
    vs6Purdue
    L83-73
    @Penn State
    L90-86
    @16Ohio State
    PPDPPD
    vsMinnesota
    W71-59
    @Maryland
    W110-87
    vsNebraska
    W98-75
    vsMichigan
    L84-79
    @18Ohio State
    W75-62
    vsMichigan State
    W86-60
    @Nebraska
    W88-78
    vsNorthwestern
    W82-61
    @Michigan
    W82-71
    @20Illinois
    L74-72
    vsNorthwestern
    W112-76
    @Rutgers
    W84-74
    vsIndiana
    W80-77
    @9Purdue
    W75-66
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      Why they transferred: The men's college basketball players edition

      • 5d
      • Myron Medcalf
      Why they transferred: The men's college basketball players edition
      Rob Ferguson-USA TODAY Sports

      Hawkeyes

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        Who are the best all-time transfers in and out of every Big Ten school?

        • 17d
        • John Gasaway
        Who are the best all-time transfers in and out of every Big Ten school?
        Harry How/Getty Images

          Players who might be better than the NBA draft's Big Three ... and who could select them

          • 1M
          • Jonathan Givony, Mike Schmitz
          Jaden Ivey and Keegan Murray
          AP Photo/Darron Cummings

          Hawkeyes

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            Iowa asst. Speraw to retire after 43-year career

            • 1M
            Kirk Speraw
            AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall

            Hawkeyes

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              KU's Agbaji among 5 finalists for Wooden Award

              • 3M
              KU's Agbaji among 5 finalists for Wooden Award
              Jamie Squire/Getty Images

              Hawkeyes

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                Iowa All-American Murray is entering NBA draft

                • 3M
                • Jonathan Givony
                Iowa All-American Murray is entering NBA draft
                AP Photo/Darron Cummings

                Hawkeyes

                NCAAM

                  Where Did The Big Ten's March Magic Go?

                  March used to be a banner month for the Big Ten. In the first two decades of this century, no league was better at maximizing its opportunities in the men's NCAA Tournament. From 2000 to 2019, the Big Ten reached 16 Final Fours, most of any conference, and 48 Sweet 16s, two shy of the ACC's 50 -- despite the fact that the ACC earned 37 top-two seeds and the Big Ten totaled only 21. In the last year of that span, Michigan State crashed the Final Four in vintage Big Ten fashion: Coach Tom Izzo took issue with his team's draw from the selection committee, and then the Spartans made the final weekend by upsetting a top-seeded Duke squad with three future top-10 NBA draft picks. But all of a sudden, and almost all at once, the league's heavyweights have started imploding on the sport's biggest stage. Only two of the Big Ten's nine NCAA Tournament teams -- No. 11 seed Michigan and No. 3 seed Purdue -- have advanced to this year's Sweet 16. That's more than the league could say last year, when only No. 1 seed Michigan made the second weekend out of the nine Big Ten teams in the tournament. Considering the draws that Big Ten teams have been awarded, three Sweet 16 teams in two years amounts to a pitiful showing. Three top-two seeds...
                  • 3M
                  • Jake Lourim
                  Where Did The Big Ten's March Magic Go?

                    The best of the top five prospects in this year's NBA draft

                    • 1M
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                      March Madness takeaways, Friday preview -- Why Iowa and Kentucky lost, Gonzaga looked shaky, UNC dominated

                      • 3M
                      • ESPN
                      Jordan Bohannon
                      Photo by Elsa/Getty Images

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                        Richmond gets away with a lot of contact on Iowa 3-point attempt

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                        2021-22 Big Ten Standings

                        TeamCONFGBOVR
                        Wisconsin15-5-25-8
                        Illinois15-5-23-10
                        Purdue14-6129-8
                        Iowa12-8326-10
                        Ohio State12-8320-12
                        Rutgers12-8318-14
                        Michigan State11-9423-13
                        Michigan11-9419-15
                        Indiana9-11621-14
                        Northwestern7-13815-16
                        Maryland7-13815-17
                        Penn State7-13814-17
                        Minnesota4-161113-17
                        Nebraska4-161110-22
                        Full Standings

                        2021-22 Team Leaders

                        Points Per Game

                        Keegan Murray

                        Keegan MurrayF #15

                        23.5
                        MIN31.9
                        FG%55.4

                        Assists Per Game

                        Joe Toussaint

                        Joe ToussaintG #2

                        3.2
                        PPG4.3
                        TO1.4

                        Field Goal Percentage

                        Keegan Murray

                        Keegan MurrayF #15

                        55.4
                        MIN31.9
                        PPG23.5
                        Full Team Statistics

                        2021-22 Team Stats

                        Points Per Game
                        83.2
                        6th
                        Rebounds Per Game
                        37.3
                        93rd
                        Assists Per Game
                        16.0
                        26th
                        Points Allowed
                        71.2
                        Full Team Stats

                        2022 Polls & Rankings

                        apcoaches
                        1621
                        Complete Rankings

                        2022 Recruits

                        NamePosStatusGrade
                        Dasonte BowenPGSigned82
                        Josh DixSGSigned78
                        All Recruits

                        Tournament History

                        Final Fours3
                        Tournament Record31-29
                        Championship SeasonsNone
                        Tournament Appearances27
                        NCAA Tournament History
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