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19 questions on Big Ten basketball with TV analysts Dan Dakich and Shon Morris: Best players, disappointed picks and is Indiana’s revival for real?

by Alfonso Murray
March 12, 2019
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Few people have watched other Big Ten basketball than TV analysts Dan Dakich of ESPN and Shon Morris of Big Ten Network. So who better to preview the convention tournament, which starts Wednesday on the United Center? Player, you want to take a three-pointer with the sport on the line? Morris: Iowa’s Jordan Bohannon. “Track document and self-belief.” Dakich: Bohannon. “You’ve seen him lead them to so regularly.” Player, you need to take an unfastened throw with the game on the road? Morris: Bohannon. “See above.” Dakich: Michigan State’s Cassius Winston. “Big life, massive stage, massive Cassius.” Why can’t Wisconsin’s Ethan Happ make an unfastened throw? Morris: “More mental than mechanics.” Dakich: “He looks so stiff. You’ve got to shake it out, do away with all of the (intellectual) crap, get looser.” Player of the 12 months? Morris: Winston. “Productivity, management and willingness to respond when challenged.”

Dakich: Winston. “The dominant pressure on a group that won the league. Michigan State misplaced two guys (Joshua Langford and Nick Ward to injuries) however in no way wavered. He has the ‘it’ issue, makes all of the performs.” The big man of the year? Morris: Happ. “Versatility and constant production.” Dakich: Happ. “You can’t deny his numbers. If you take Happ off that crew, you’ve got a group that doesn’t win. (Maryland’s) Bruno Fernando is, in reality, true, but Happ gets the lifetime fulfillment.” Coach of the year? Morris: Purdue’s Matt Painter. “He benched men (Matt Harms) when they needed to be benched and modified some roles after they have been 6-five after dropping to Notre Dame.” Dakich: Painter. “You must appreciate (Michigan State’s Tom) Izzo and (Michigan’s John) Beilein, but Painter lost five,000 points (Vince Edwards, Isaac Haas, and Dakota Mathias) and that they’re getting it executed the old-college Purdue manner — with a stroll-on in Grady Eifert. It’s so Purdue and so a laugh to watch.” Best dunker? Morris: Fernando. Always so violent. Dakich: Purdue’s Carsen Edwards. “When he goes to the rim, he explodes. He’s looking to dunk on the whole kingdom.” Best defensive player? Morris: Penn State’s Josh Reaves. “His capacity to protect a couple of positions. I almost said (Michigan State shield) Matt McQuaid.” Dakich: Happ. “He guards his very own guy properly and performs ball monitors. Matt McQuaid nearly receives it for me.” Best freshman — Michigan’s Ignas “Iggy” Brazdeikis or Indiana’s Romeo Langford? Morris: Iggy. “He can get anywhere he needs on the ground and has been efficient considering that Game 1.”

Dakich: Iggy. “Romeo has been superb, higher than I give him credit score for. But if Michigan doesn’t have Iggy, they don’t play for the Big Ten title.” Most nice marvel? Morris: “Rutgers. To win seven (convention) games while you lost (Corey) Sanders and (DeShawn) Freeman. They offered out five games. Considering wherein they had been three years ago, improbable.” Dakich: “It wasn’t a surprise. However, the rare occasion become Saturday night at the Breslin Center (Michigan-Michigan State). The sport had everything going for it, and it turned into the coolest environment with former gamers again. Jaren Jackson’s dad sat properly in the back of me.” A coach who could, in reality, use a win this week? Morris: “(Nebraska’s) Tim Miles may want to use plenty.” Dakich: Archie Miller. “You’re at Indiana. You have a lottery pick (Langford) and a superb numbers player in (Juwan) Morgan. You’ve were given to get in the (NCAA) match. There’s a lot greater strain at IU; I don’t assume one win modifications the narrative with Miles.” Pick to win the match? Morris: Wisconsin. “I like how they were capable to triumph over Ohio State’s comeback. And they have a double bye. Just a stoop. Don’t guess the farm.” Dakich: Michigan State. “The two bigs, (Kenny) Goins and (Xavier) Tillman, are so linked defensively. They can transfer any way you need. They also have the participant of the 12 months.” Pick to a degree an

Disappointed? Morris: “Penn State can win multiple games.” Dakich: Penn State. Vulnerable to a disenchanted? Morris: Minnesota. Dakich: “Purdue is probably. They’re a four-for-24 game from Edwards from dropping to any person.” Does Ohio State want to win to get in? Morris: “That 8-9 (Indiana-Ohio State) game … I don’t recognize if there’s this type of aspect as a play-in sport. However, this can be an elimination sport.” Dakich: “Yes. Win and they may be in.” Does Indiana want to win two times to get in? Morris: “I think so. Getting (shield) Rob Phinisee returned has been huge for them.” Dakich: “If they win twice, they’re in. If they beat Ohio State and play Michigan State properly, they’ll be the ultimate bubble crew.” Is this Indiana revival (4 directly wins) for real? Morris: “Yes. They are wholesome and now not simply Phinisee. However De’Ron Davis became harm, and Devonte Green became suspended. This is their first complete roster perhaps because of the Marquette recreation (Nov. 14).”

Dakich: “Yes. They are guarding difficult, getting higher pictures than their combatants and getting excellent factor-defend play from Phinisee. The team is higher now than when they have been 12-2.” Who do you want, Illinois or Northwestern? Morris: Illinois. “It’s no longer a home game. However, Illinois has performed there this 12 months. Even if Vic (Law) can play, he could be rather constrained. Northwestern struggles to attend to the ball, and Illinois simply kilos you.” Dakich: “Neither. No, I’ll say Northwestern. Last week Northwestern perhaps beats Illinois if no longer for the decision down low (Law’s fifth foul).” Which spelling do you select for the Michigan guard — Xavier or Zavier Simpson? Morris: “I just like the ‘Z’ because I’m a literalist.” Dakich: “With a ‘Z.’ I don’t see that many ‘Z’ names that aren’t Zach. I’ll tell my son (Andrew, a former Michigan protect) to say to him that.”

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