8legs: Big ten tournament

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USC’s NCAA tournament hopes now largely rest on a strong showing at the Big Ten Tournament in Chicago.
USC lost at home to Nebraska 82-67, extending a late-season slide.
Chad Baker-Mazara left the game with an apparent leg injury in the second half.
USC is 18-11 overall and 7-11 in the Big Ten entering the stretch run.
Coach Eric Musselman said the team has been a better road team, not as effective at home.
Baker-Mazara’s injury could limit USC’s production if he cannot return in time for the tournament.
Terrance Williams II emphasized there are still two regular-season games and a Big Ten Tournament ahead.
USC faces remaining challenges without its two leading scorers, complicating a late-season surge.
Musselman stressed the need for better production from role players after Baker-Mazara’s injury.
USC counted on bench contributions, with Alijah Arenas scoring 14 late points and Jaden Brownell adding 10.

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Michigan is projected as a No. 1 seed heading into the NCAA Tournament after strong March performance in recent years.
Two regular-season games remain: at Iowa and home vs. Michigan State, before the Big Ten Tournament in Chicago.
Michigan has a long March pedigree, with multiple Sweet 16s and two national title game appearances since 2013.
Dusty May is in his second year, guiding Michigan back to the NCAA Tournament and maintaining a strong post-season profile.
Michigan's March resume includes a 25 NCAA Tournament wins since 2013 and a strong Big Ten Tournament track record.
Key historic moments include Kameron Chatman’s 2016 game-winning shot that helped secure an NCAA bid.
The program has moved through coaching changes from John Beilein to Dusty May, sustaining post-season relevance.
Michigan’s post-season history includes a streak of consecutive Big Ten Tournament appearances and recent titles.
Michigan's 2026 outlook highlights continued post-season relevance and national title contention.

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Minnesota beat Illinois 78-73 to cap a strong late-season run and improve NCAA tournament prospects.
The win secured Minnesota the No. 4 seed in the Big Ten tournament with a double bye.
Sophie Hart led Minnesota with 17 points, including 10 in the first quarter.
Amaya Battle added 16 points and 8 rebounds for Minnesota.
Minnesota dominated the interior, outrebounding Illinois 39-25 and winning 46-26 in the paint.
Minnesota will host potential NCAA games at Williams Arena if seeding holds.
The Gophers improved to 22-7 overall with a 13-5 Big Ten record.
Grace Grocholski provided late clutch free throws to seal the win for Minnesota.
Illinois mounted a late push but could not overcome Minnesota's interior dominance.
Sophie Hart and Amaya Battle anchored Minnesota's scoring, supported by a balanced lineup.

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