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Basketball Big Ten Men's Scores and Standings (1/21)

January 21
#15 Oregon 82, Washington 71
Ohio State 73, #11 Purdue 70
UCLA 85, #18 Wisconsin 83
Minnesota 72, Iowa 67

Standings
1. Michigan State (16-2, 7-0)
2. Michigan (14-4, 6-1)
3. Purdue (15-5, 7-2)
4. Illinois (13-5, 5-3)
4. Indiana (14-5, 5-3)
4. Oregon (16-3, 5-3)
4. Wisconsin (15-4, 5-3)
8. Maryland (14-5, 4-4)
8. UCLA (13-6, 4-4)
10. USC (11-7, 3-4)
11. Iowa (12-7, 3-5)
11. Ohio State (11-8, 3-5)
11. Penn State (13-6, 3-5)
11. Rutgers (10-9, 3-5)
15. Nebraska (12-6, 2-5)
15. Northwestern (11-7, 2-5)
17. Minnesota (10-9, 2-6)
18. Washington (10-9, 1-7)

Games for Wednesday, January 22
Indiana at Northwestern (6:00 PM - BTN)
USC at Nebraska (8:00 PM - BTN)

Amsterdam? Brussels?

Looking at these cities for a September trip. Haven't seen either and just asking if someone that has been to either would mind sharing their experiences in the city (your choice which experience you share ;) No itinerary and not interested in consuming in the red light district of Amsterdam. Looking for great food, beverage, and local culture. Thanks for your help.

Football Final Top 25 Polls (1/21)

AP Top 25 (Final)
1. Ohio State (56) (14-2)

2. Notre Dame (14-2)
3. Oregon (13-1)
4. Texas (13-3)
5. Penn State (13-3)
6. Georgia (11-3)
7. Arizona State (11-3)
8. Boise State (12-2)
9. Tennessee (10-3)
10. Indiana (11-2)
11. Mississippi (10-3)
12. Southern Methodist (11-3)
13. BYU (11-2)
14. Clemson (10-4)
15. Iowa State (11-3)
16. Illinois (10-3)
17. Alabama (9-4)
18. Miami (FL) (10-3)
19. South Carolina (9-4)
20. Syracuse (10-3)
21. Army (12-2)
22. Missouri (10-3)
23. UNLV (11-3)
24. Memphis (11-2)
25. Colorado (9-4)

Others Receiving Votes
Navy, LSU, Louisville, Michigan, Kansas State, Marshall, Ohio, Florida, TCU, Texas A&M

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USA Today Coaches Top 25 (Final)
1. Ohio State (53) (14-2)

2. Notre Dame (14-2)
3. Texas (13-3)
4. Oregon (13-1)
5. Penn State (13-3)

6. Georgia (11-3)
7. Arizona State (11-3)
8. Tennessee (10-3)
9. Boise State (12-2)
10. Indiana (11-2)
11t. Southern Methodist (11-3)
11t. Clemson (10-4)
13. Mississippi (10-3)
14. BYU (11-2)
15. Iowa State (11-3)
16. Illinois (10-3)
17. Alabama (9-4)
18. Miami (FL) (10-03)
19. South Carolina (9-4)
20. Missouri (10-3)
21. Army (12-2)
22. Syracuse (10-3)
23. Memphis (11-2)
24. UNLV (11-3)
25. Colorado (9-4)

Others Receiving Votes
LSU, Navy, Louisville, Michigan, Kansas State, Ohio, TCU, Marshall

Football Transfer Tracker: Ismael Smith Flores heading back home, marks 23 of 31 departures to find new landing spots (Updated 1/19)

Our transfer portal master sheet is live, stay plugged in here for portal announcements as they roll in.

IN (former team) – 15 total additions*
QB Marcos Davila (Purdue)
WR Hardley Gilmore IV (Kentucky)
WR Nyziah Hunter (California)
WR Dane Key (Kentucky)
OT Elijah Pritchett (Alabama)
DL Jaylen George (ETSU)**
DL Gabe Moore (Mississippi State)
DE Williams Nwaneri (Missouri)
EDGE Dasan McCullough (Oklahoma)
LB Marques Watson-Trent (Georgia Southern)
DB Jamir Conn (Southern Illinois)**
DB Marquis Groves-Killebrew (Arizona) (Returning to Arizona)
DB Andrew Marshall (Idaho)**
DB Justyn Rhett (Georgia)
P Jack McCallister (Washington)
LS Kevin Gallic (New Hampshire)**

*excluding DL Keona Davis' withdrawal from the portal + return to Nebraska
**FCS program


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OUT (new team) – 31 total departures*
QB Daniel Kaelin (Virginia)
RB Dante Dowdell (Kentucky)
RB Gabe Ervin Jr. (Kansas State)
WR Malachi Coleman (Minnesota)
WR Jaylen Lloyd (Oklahoma State)
WR Isaiah McMorris (Missouri State)
TE Nate Boerkircher (Texas A&M)
DL Vincent Jackson (UConn)
DL Brodie Tagaloa (Sacramento State)**
DL Kai Wallin (Oregon State)
DE Jimari Butler (LSU)
DE James Williams (Florida State)
EDGE Princewill Umanmielen (Ole Miss)
LB Mikai Gbayor (Missouri)
LB Ismael Smith-Flores (Texas Rio Grande Valley)**
LB Stefon Thompson (Florida State)
CB Dwight Bootle II (Charlotte)
S Koby Bretz (South Dakota State)**
DB Syncere Safeeullah (Tennessee State; departure reported in October)**

*includes walk-on departures
**FCS program


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WR Isaiah Garcia-Castaneda
WR Dae'vonn Hall
WR Isaiah Neyor
OL Jacob Hood
DL AJ Rollins

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Walk-ons:
RB Ryker Evans (Nebraska-Kearney)*
OL Xander Ruggeroli (Arizona State)
LB Gage Wager (Midwestern State)*
DB Cooper Wilson (Nevada)
DL Leslie Black
LB Noah Bustard
DB Mason Jones

*Division II program

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