Big Ten Conference
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Release from Big Ten Conference: Player of the Week Jake Layman, Maryland F – 6-8 – Jr. – Wrentham, Mass. – King Phillip Regional Averaged 17.5 points, 12.5 rebounds and 2.0 assists per game with a pair of double-doubles in leading the Terrapins to wins over Rutgers and Michigan State Went 16-of-19 from the
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Release from Big Ten Conference: The Big Ten on Monday announced the 2014 All-Big Ten teams as well as 10 postseason individual award winners. Michigan State, Minnesota and Ohio State each claimed two individual trophies, while one standout each from Iowa, Maryland, Penn State and Wisconsin earned an award. Michigan State’s Kurtis Drummond was named
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Release from the Big Ten Conference: Offensive Player of the Week Ameer Abdullah, Nebraska Sr., RB, Homewood, Ala./Homewood Produced a school-record 341 all-purpose yards, including 19 carries for 225 yards and three rushing touchdowns, in Nebraska’s victory over Rutgers Added 90 yards on two kickoff returns and 26 yards on two receptions Moved into second
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Release from Big Ten Athletics: Rosemont, Ill. – Maryland was selected as the preseason conference favorite in the Terrapins’ inaugural Big Ten women’s basketball season by the coaches and media, the conference office announced on Thursday. Minnesota’s Rachel Banham garnered Big Ten Preseason Player of the Year accolades. Iowa’s Samantha Logic, Minnesota’s Banham and Nebraska’s
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Release from Big Ten Conference: Following Big Ten football games on Oct. 11, the offensive, co-defensive and co-special teams players of the week and freshman of the week in the Big Ten were announced this morning. Below are this week’s honorees: Offensive Player of the Week Tevin Coleman, Indiana Jr., RB, Tinley Park, Ill./Oak Forest Rushed
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Release from Big Ten Conference: ESPN has finalized the time and network designations for the 15th annual ACC/Big Ten Challenge Presented by DICK’S Sporting Goods. ESPN networks will combine to cover every game of the event during the first week of December. ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPNU will televise the 14 games of the ACC/Big Ten
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