USA Today Sports Network picks

Nine authors from the coast weigh the top players in the Big Tan. There were first, second team selection and individual awards.

Indianapolis – Most part of Wednesday, Wednesday Big Tan This year’s men’s conference will gather in the Indiana Police for the tournament.

For the first time, not every team in the league reached this stage. In the field seeds, the league left 18 teams 15 to 15, leaving Nebraska, Pan State and Washington at home.

This new width also made the choice more difficult for the all -conference honors. The Big Tan has grown so much easily, it is difficult to separate your best players. But, we did it anyway.

A survey of nine reporters from the USA Today Network covers a defeat anywhere in a conference. There were not many voters for any defeat. In the final results, 14 different teams were represented within the conference.

With the end of Wednesday afternoon games, who is here with the honor with honors:

USA Today Sports Network All Big Tan Men’s Basketball Selection

The first team

(A unanimous choice in all hats)

Bradin Smith, Prado
John Tonji, Wisconsin
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Derek Quinn, Maryland
Brace Williams, Nebraska

The second team

(Equal to four last space)

Vladislav Golden, Michigan
Nick Martinley, Northwest
Danny Wolf, Michigan
Dawson Garcia, Minnesota
Bruce Thorntin, Ohio State (Tie)
Jacobi Gelpass, Maryland (Tie)
Dallon Harper, Rotors (tie)
Akka Bailey, Rotors (tie)

Honorable Mention: Jaden Accent, Michigan State; Omar Bears, Indiana; Tyler Belloo, UCLA; Net Buttl, Oregon; Caspares Jacquonis, Alanewi; Jess Richardson, Michigan State.