Big Ten MBB Scores and Standings (2/6)

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February 6
#12 Illinois 75, #19 Wisconsin 60
#24 Purdue 75, Northwestern 70
Michigan State 66, Nebraska 56

Standings
1. Michigan (13-1, 8-1)
2. Illinois (13-5, 9-3)
3. Ohio State (15-4, 9-4)
4. Cockeye (13-5, 7-4)
5. Purdue (13-7, 8-5)
5. Wisconsin (14-6, 8-5)
7. Rutgers (11-6, 7-6)
8. Indiana (9-8, 4-6)
9. Minnesota (11-7, 4-7)
9. Penn State (7-8, 4-7)
11. Maryland (10-9, 4-8)
12. Michigan State (9-7, 3-7)
13. Northwestern (6-10, 3-9)
14. Nebraska (4-9, 0-6)

Games for Sunday, February 7
#8 Cockeye at Indiana (11:00 a.m. - FOX)

Next Nebraska Game - Monday, February 8
Nebraska at Minnesota (7:00 p.m. - BTN)

 

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Nebraska Return Subdued by Spartans
Huskers.com

EAST LANSING, MI - The Nebraska men's basketball team fell to Michigan State 56-66 in its return to play on Saturday night in East Lansing.

Trey McGowens led the Huskers (5-8, 0-6 Big Ten) with 13 points in the contest, scoring in double figures for the nineth time this season. On the glass, Dalano Banton grabbed a team-high six boards for Nebraska.

The Spartans (9-7, 3-7 Big Ten) jumped out to an early 7-0 lead until Lat Mayen got the Huskers started back up again with a 3-pointer to put the team on the board. The Huskers went up 15-14 with under 10 minutes to play in the half, but were unable to hold on to the lead as Michigan State built a 34-22 advantage headed into the half.

The second half saw the Huskers bring the game within seven points, but despite last minute pushes, NU was not able to overcome the Spartan lead.

The Big Red led Michigan State in points off turnovers (17-9), points in the paint (36-16) and steals (12-7).

Joshua Langford scored a team-high 18 points for Michigan State as one of two Spartans who scored in double figures. Gabe Brown led the team with seven rebounds in the contest.

Saturday's game was the first for the Huskers since Jan. 10, and the first road game for the Big Red since Dec. 30.

The Huskers return to action on Monday, Feb. 8, when Nebraska faces Minnesota. Tipoff is at 7 p.m. (central) and the game will be on BTN and on the Learfield IMG Husker Sports Network.

 

[Baron Winnebago]

T7 in the loss column. Tourney position Bay beeeeee

 

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POSTGAME NOTES

- Nebraska held Michigan State to 39 percent shooting, the Huskers' best defensive effort in Big Ten play this season. The previous low was 40 percent at Wisconsin

- Nebraska forced 22 turnovers, its best total since forcing 27 against McNeese State in the season opener

- Teddy Allen was held to a season-low three points, the first time in 14 games dating back to his freshman year at West Virginia that he was held out of double figures

 

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	1st	2nd	Total
Nebraska	22	34	56
Michigan State	34	32	66

NEBRASKA

FG: 21-of-58 (36.2%)
3FG: 3-of-17 (17.6%)
FT: 11-of-24 (45.8%)
Pts in Paint: 36
Pts off Turnovers: 17
Second Chance Pts: 5
Fast Break Pts: 16
Bench Pts: 20
Rebounds: 34
Fouls: 17
Assists: 11
Turnovers: 17
Blocks: 6
Steals: 12

Scoring
Trey McGowens - 13
Lat Mayen - 10
Shamiel Stevenson - 8
Dalano Banton - 6
Derrick Walker - 4
Kobe Webster - 4
Yvan Ouedraogo - 4
Thorir Thorbjarnarson - 4
Teddy Allen - 3

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MICHIGAN STATE

FG: 23-of-59 (39.0%)
3FG: 6-of-23 (26.1%)
FT: 14-of-16 (87.5%)
Pts in Paint: 16
Pts off Turnovers: 9
Second Chance Pts: 7
Fast Break Pts: 17
Bench Pts: 20
Rebounds: 47
Fouls: 24
Assists: 16
Turnovers: 22
Blocks: 7
Steals: 7

Scoring
Joshua Langford - 18
Aaron Henry - 16
Foster Loyer - 6
Marcus Bingham Jr. - 6
Gabe Brown - 6
Rocket Watts - 5
Julius Marble - 3
Malik Hall - 2
A.J. Hoggard - 2
Mady Sissoko - 2

 

[Baron Winnebago]

3FG: 3-of-17 (17.6%)
FT: 11-of-24 (45.8%)

 

[Jim14510]

Outscored them 2nd half like a boss.