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    What went wrong for Big Ten teams in NCAA tourney's first 2 rounds?

    CHICAGO — All season, the Big Ten proclaimed itself the best conference in the country. They had the analytics, talents and wins to back up the claim. There’s no denying the conference was stacked like maybe never before. Consequently, the Big Ten earned the most NCAA Tournament bids of any conference ever with nine, two more than any other conference. The Big Ten earned two No. 1 seeds and ...
    by Shannon Ryan, Chicago Tribune Mar 24, 2021 2 minutes

    CHICAGO — All season, the Big Ten proclaimed itself the best conference in the country.

    They had the analytics, talents and wins to back up the claim. There’s no denying the conference was stacked like maybe never before.

    Consequently, the Big Ten earned the most NCAA Tournament bids of any conference ever with nine, two more than any other conference.

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