Big Ten announces in 2025 Tiaa big ten men’s basketball tournament clip

Rosemont, Ill. – The Big Ten Conference has announced the full bracket for the Tiaa Big Ten basketball tournament 2025, which is to take place in the Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis from March 12th to 16th.

All-session tickets for the 28th edition of the tournament can be bought at the Gainbridge Fieldhouse Box Office or online at Ticketmaster.com. Fans can buy seating in the all-session in the 200 steps, which are between $ 400 and $ 460 depending on the location. All ticket packages are subject to the ticketmaster and facility fees. Further information on this year’s tournament can be found on the Big Ten Tournament Center at Biggen.org/MBBT.

All 14 games of this year’s Big Ten tournament are broadcast live, with the first round on Peacock. The second and quarter -finals round on Thursday and Friday are broadcast in the Big Ten Network and in the Fox Sports app. The big ten tournament and the championship games are broadcast live via CBS and the Paramount+ app.

Michigan State (26-5, 17-3 big ten) earned for the first time since 2019 the seed no. 1. The Spartans have claimed their 17^TH The Big Ten title, including 11 under head coach Tom Izzo, has been the most under a trainer in the history of Big Ten. The 17 Big Ten victories of the state of Michigan are most in the program history.

Maryland (24-7, 14-6 big ten) Since joining the Big Ten in 2014-15, number 2 achieved the last time that the TERPS was number 2 and the highest seeds as league members. Maryland’s five starters – the five leading goal scorers of the team – have a combined value of 69.5, the highest among all important conference programs.

Michigan (22-9, 14-6 big ten) collected the tournament and the accompanying double bye for the third time. After head coach Dusty May had only won three Big Ten games last season, he led the Wolverines to 14 this year, which is the most in the program history for a head coach in the first year.

UCLA (22-9, 13-7 Big Ten) claimed the seed No. 4 in its first big ten campaign. The Bruins ended their regular season with a 90-63 victory against the crosstown rival USC and marked the first time that the UCLA has recorded the city series since 2018. The Bruins have the top scoring defense from Big Ten and only give up 65.1 points per game.

Each of the four best seeds of the tournament opened double and tournament game in the quarter-finals on Friday.

The schedule for the basketball tournament of 2025 Big Ten is as follows:

Wednesday, March 12th (first round)
Game 1 ( #13 Northwestern vs. #12 Minnesota) – 3:30 p.m. ET (Peacock)
Game 2 ( #15 vs. #10 Ohio state) – 25 minutes after game 1 (Peacock) game 3 ( #14 USC vs. #11 rutgers) – 25 minutes after game 2 (Peacock)

Thursday, March 13 (second round)
Game 4 ( #8 Oregon against #9 Indiana) – 12 p.m.
Game 5 (#5 Wisconsin vs. game 1 winner) – 25 minutes after game 4 (BTN)
Game 6 (#7 Illinois against game 2 winners) – 6:30 p.m. et (BTN)
Game 7 (#6 purdue vs. game 3 winners) – 25 minutes after game 5 (BTN)

Friday, March 14th (quarter -finals)
Game 8 (#1 Michigan State vs. game 4 winners) – 12 noon et (btn)
Game 9 (#4 UCLA against game 5 winners) – 25 minutes after game 7 (BTN)
Game 10 (#2 Maryland against game 6 winners) – 6:30 p.m. et (BTN)
Game 11 (#3 Michigan against game 7 winners) – 25 minutes after game 9 (BTN)

Saturday, March 15th (semi -finals)
Game 12 (game 8 against game 9 winners) – 1 p.m. et (CBS)
Game 13 (game 10 against game 11 winners) – 25 minutes after game 11 (CBS)

Sunday, March 16 (championship)
Game 14 (game 12 against game 13 winners) – 3:30 p.m. et (CBS)

Notes: All times are approximate and changes. BTN games are also available in the FOX Sports app. CBS Games are also available in the Paramount+ app. For more information, see the tournament website (biggen.org/mbbt).