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Indiana men’s basketball in Big Ten tournament start time, TV, matchup
Indiana basketball has reason to think it can make a little noise in the Big Ten tournament.
The Hoosiers (18-13, 10-10 Big Ten) closed their conference schedule on a four-game winning streak and moved into the No. 6 seed, earning a bye into Thursday’s quarterfinals. During their streak, they have shot 54.7% from the field and 43.6% on 3-pointers, and have assisted on 65.8% of their baskets.
Indiana team leaders: Kel’el Ware (16.1 points, 44.7% 3-pointers, 9.8 rebounds, 1.9 blocked shots); Malik Reneau (15.7 points, 5.9 rebounds); Mackenzie Mgbako (12.2 points, 4.0 rebounds); Trey Galloway (10.6 points, 4.6 assists, 1.2 steals). Mike Woodson is in his third season as coach.
The Hoosiers will play winner of Wednesday’s game between No. 11 seed Penn State and No. 14 seed Michigan. The winner of Thursday’s game meets No. 3 seed Nebraska in Friday night’s quarterfinals.
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About Penn State basketball
The Nittany Lions (15-16, 9-11) showed flashes during Big Ten action, beating Wisconsin and Illinois. They handled the Hoosiers twice (85-71 in Bloomington on Feb. 3; 83-74 in State College on Feb. 24). Penn State made 21-of-43 3-pointers against IU in those games.
IU couldn’t handle Ace Baldwin Jr., who averaged 22.5 points and 8.5 assists in those games. He is PSU’s lone double-figure scorer for the season (14.3 points, 6.0 assists, 2.7 steals).
About Michigan basketball
The Wolverines (8-23, 3-17) enter the Big Ten tournament on an eight-game losing streak, seven of those by double digits. IU edged Michigan 78-75 on Dec. 5 in their only meeting this season.
Michigan team leaders: Dug McDaniel (16.6 points, 37.9% 3s, 4.6 assists, 1.1 steals); Terrance Williams II (12.3 points, 40% 3s, 4.4 rebounds).
Indiana basketball NET ranking
Via the NCAA as of March 10
Indiana, 93
Michigan, 132
Penn State, 89
IU basketball start time in Big Ten tournament
Approximately 9 p.m. ET Thursday, March 14, 2024, at Target Center in Minneapolis.
How watch Indiana basketball in the Big Ten tournament
TV: Thursday’s and Friday’s games are on BTN; Saturday’s semifinals and Sunday’s championship are on CBS.
Radio: Indiana Hoosiers Sports Network (105.1 FM in Bloomington, 93.1 FM in Indianapolis), with Don Fischer (play-by-play), Errek Suhr (analysis) and John Herrick (updates).
Streaming: SiriusXM 84 (for IU’s opener), Varsity Network, ESPN+, Fubo, Paramount+, Sling
Indiana basketball schedule
| Date, day | location, opponent | time, TV |
| Oct. 29, Sunday | vs. Indianapolis (exhibition) | W, 74-52 |
| Nov. 3, Friday | vs. Marian (exhibition) | W, 94-61 |
| Nov. 7, Tuesday | vs. Florida Gulf Coast | W, 69-63 |
| Nov. 12, Saturday | vs. Army | W, 72-64 |
| Nov. 16, Thursday | vs. Wright State | W, 89-80 |
| Nov. 19, Sunday | vs. Connecticut in New York | L, 77-57 |
| Nov. 20, Monday | vs. Louisville in New York | W, 74-66 |
| Nov. 26, Sunday | vs. Harvard in Indianapolis | W, 89-76 |
| Dec. 1, Friday | vs. Maryland | W, 65-53 |
| Dec. 5, Tuesday | at Michigan | W, 78-75 |
| Dec. 9, Saturday | vs. Auburn in Atlanta | L, 104-76 |
| Dec. 16, Saturday | vs. Kansas | L, 75-71 |
| Dec. 19, Tuesday | vs. Morehead State | W, 69-68 |
| Dec. 21, Thursday | vs. North Alabama | W, 83-66 |
| Dec. 29, Friday | vs. Kennesaw State | W, 100-87 |
| Jan. 3, Wednesday | at Nebraska | L, 86-70 |
| Jan. 6, Saturday | vs. Ohio State | W, 71-65 |
| Jan. 9, Tuesday | at Rutgers | L, 66-57 |
| Jan. 12, Friday | vs. Minnesota | W, 74-62 |
| Jan. 16, Tuesday | vs. Purdue | L, 87-66 |
| Jan. 19, Friday | at Wisconsin | L, 91-79 |
| Jan. 27, Saturday | at Illinois | L, 70-62 |
| Jan. 30, Tuesday | vs. Iowa | W, 74-68 |
| Feb. 3, Saturday | vs. Penn State | L, 85-71 |
| Feb. 6, Tuesday | at Ohio State | W, 76-73 |
| Feb. 10, Saturday | at Purdue | L, 79-59 |
| Feb. 18, Sunday | vs. Northwestern | L, 76-72 |
| Feb. 21, Wednesday | vs. Nebraska | L, 85-70 |
| Feb. 24, Saturday | at Penn State | L, 83-74 |
| Feb. 27, Tuesday | vs. Wisconsin | W, 74-70 |
| March 3, Sunday | at Maryland | W, 83-78 |
| March 6, Wednesday | at Minnesota | W, 70-58 |
| March 10, Sunday | vs. Michigan State | W, 65-64 |
| March 14, Thursday | vs. TBD in Big Ten tourney | Approx. 9 p.m., BTN |
WABASH, Ind. (WISH) — A motorcyclist is dead in Wabash County after striking a utility pole in the early hours of Saturday morning.
State police say just before 3 a.m., officers with the Wabash County Police Department attempted to stop a motorcycle after the rider ran a red light.
The motorcycle did not stop and “fled at a high rate of speed.” Just moments later, the motorcycle traveled off the roadway near the intersection of Miami Street and Walter Street, and struck a utility pole.
Despite life-saving efforts, the rider was pronounced dead at the scene.
The person’s name has not yet been released by the Wabash County Coroner’s Office.
State police are actively investigating the incident, and no further information has been released.
NOBLESVILLE, Ind. (WISH) — Mother Nature is forcing one of central Indiana’s most popular spring festivals to move.
The Indiana Peony Festival has been rescheduled from Saturday, May 16, to Sunday, May 17, due to forecasted storms and high winds.
“After closely monitoring the weather overnight, and after doing everything we could to keep today’s plans in place, conditions have unfortunately taken a turn for the worse,” festival organizers said in a statement. “We are so incredibly sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused.”
Noblesville Mayor Chris Jensen says he supports the festival’s decision to postpone until Sunday.
“While we can’t control the weather, this adjustment helps ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone involved. The city is ready to support the festival’s efforts for tomorrow, and we look forward to welcoming visitors to enjoy the event on Sunday,” Jensen said in a release.
Know Before You Go:
- Festival Hours: Remain the same — 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
- Location: Noblesville’s Seminary Park and Historic Downtown
- Events: Festival and Downtown Brunch and Retail Crawl Brunch & Blooms
For updated information, please visit indianapeonyfestival.com.
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