Big Ten opener
- Thread starter NI hawk
- Start date
http://btn.com/2018/08/21/heres-the-full-2018-2019-big-ten-mens-basketball-conference-schedule/
Friday, November 30
Wisconsin at Iowa
Monday, December 3
Iowa at Michigan State
Thursday, January 3
Iowa at Purdue
Sunday, January 6
Nebraska at Iowa
Wednesday, January 9
Iowa at Northwestern
Saturday, January 12
Ohio State at Iowa
Wednesday, January 16
Iowa at Penn State
Sunday, January 20
Illinois at Iowa
Thursday, January 24
Michigan State at Iowa
Sunday, January 27
Iowa at Minnesota
Friday, February 1
Michigan at Iowa
Thursday, February 7
Iowa at Indiana
Sunday, February 10
Northwestern at Iowa
Saturday, February 16
Iowa at Rutgers
Tuesday, February 19
Maryland at Iowa
Friday, February 22
Indiana at Iowa
Tuesday, February 26
Iowa at Ohio State
Saturday, March 2
Rutgers at Iowa
Thursday, March 7
Iowa at Wisconsin
Sunday, March 10
Iowa at Nebraska
Friday, November 30
Wisconsin at Iowa
Monday, December 3
Iowa at Michigan State
Thursday, January 3
Iowa at Purdue
Sunday, January 6
Nebraska at Iowa
Wednesday, January 9
Iowa at Northwestern
Saturday, January 12
Ohio State at Iowa
Wednesday, January 16
Iowa at Penn State
Sunday, January 20
Illinois at Iowa
Thursday, January 24
Michigan State at Iowa
Sunday, January 27
Iowa at Minnesota
Friday, February 1
Michigan at Iowa
Thursday, February 7
Iowa at Indiana
Sunday, February 10
Northwestern at Iowa
Saturday, February 16
Iowa at Rutgers
Tuesday, February 19
Maryland at Iowa
Friday, February 22
Indiana at Iowa
Tuesday, February 26
Iowa at Ohio State
Saturday, March 2
Rutgers at Iowa
Thursday, March 7
Iowa at Wisconsin
Sunday, March 10
Iowa at Nebraska
Tough start to the B1G. Wisky should be very solid and experienced, and playing in East Lansing is always difficult. I would be happy getting one of two.
There are now 18 Big Ten games after the new year like previously getting back that extra week, it's just now they increased it to 20 Big Ten games so they still have to still play two early.
Women play 18, start at the new year and end a week before the men get done. They must not give the women any weeks off
That schedule looks like a real meat grinder. They will have to hit the ground running, the first seven games are rough.
I don't read much MSU news, so I am curious. What ever became of the cases of abuses in MSU athletics of women, including those that seemed to have been covered up, or at least ignored, but MSU's head BB and FB coaches?Yearly whoopin at Breslin Center comes early this year
Sparty still upset about The Hawks taking MSU down twice in the same year! You have more to lose Sparty!Yearly whoopin at Breslin Center comes early this year
I love the new set up regardless of when the conference tournament is played. The early conference games were awesome. I also love the idea of Friday night games.
If you can provide a single shred of evidence of Izzo or Dantonio covering anything up (how does a coach even do that btw---hire goons to physically intimidate a possible victim? Threaten the family of city and county prosecutors??) I'm all ears.
Haven't seen any yet, which is why the storied died because ESPN reported fake news and flat out lied.
https://cabs.msu.edu/news/key-issues/issue-docs/Jones-Day-Report-June-5-2017.pdf
Specifically, we examined whether the football program, and individuals associated with the program, complied with MSU’s “Policy on Relationship Violence & Sexual Misconduct” (RVSM policy) in connection with these incidents. In both instances, we found that senior leaders within the football program and the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics (Athletic Department) complied with the RVSM policy by promptly and accurately reporting the information they learned about the underlying incidents to departments within the University that are tasked with investigating and responding to such incidents. We also found no evidence that senior leaders within the football program or Athletic Department attempted to impede, cover up, or obstruct the Office of Institutional Equity’s (OIE’s) investigation into the underlying incidents.
Specifically, we examined whether the football program, and individuals associated with the program, complied with MSU’s “Policy on Relationship Violence & Sexual Misconduct” (RVSM policy) in connection with these incidents. In both instances, we found that senior leaders within the football program and the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics (Athletic Department) complied with the RVSM policy by promptly and accurately reporting the information they learned about the underlying incidents to departments within the University that are tasked with investigating and responding to such incidents. We also found no evidence that senior leaders within the football program or Athletic Department attempted to impede, cover up, or obstruct the Office of Institutional Equity’s (OIE’s) investigation into the underlying incidents.
Thank you for your report. I used the word "seemed" because I had heard reports of women reporting instances of abuse by MSU athletes (FB and BB), but hadn't really heard anything after the first month or so. The coaches seemed to take two very different approaches to respond. The BB coach basically said nothing, and the FB coach seemed happy to issue shrill denials, as if nothing ever happened. Seemed to strike a nerve with you, so my response served its purpose.
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