Tom Izzo got Big Ten win No. 354 on Saturday at Illinois, pushing him one past the late Bob Knight for the record. The No. 11 Spartans (20-5, 11-3 Big Ten) forced 19 straight misses to close the game and got a surprise 23 points from big man Jaxon Kohler to roll 79-65 and make up for the disappointment of Tuesday’s home upset loss to Indiana — Knight’s old school ruining the anticipated celebration.

"You realize that is ‘the chair,'” Woodson said after Indiana's 73-58 victory. “I’ve had it a while. A lot of people say they have the chair but Scott Greer, the tennis co

Malik Renea had 16 of his 19 points in the second half to help Indiana beat No. 11 Michigan State 71-67, leaving Tom Izzo on the brink of breaking Bob Knight's Big Ten wins record. The Hoosiers had lost five straight under coach Mike Woodson,

Mike Woodson arrived Sunday at Assembly Hall ready to honor his mentor, the late Bob Knight, once more. So the outgoing Indiana coach brought his own red plastic chair, placed it on the floor between the Hoosiers’ metal folding chairs that are still tethered together and used it during the rivalry game against No.

Indiana stopped Tom Izzo from breaking legendary Indiana head coach Bob Knight's Big Ten win record. Michigan State basketball head coach Tom Izzo had a chance to break the Big Ten all-time wins record on Tuesday night as the Spartans were hosting Indiana.

The zone threw Michigan State off their game. A middling outside shooting team, the Spartans only pieced together three makes in a row once in the game as they shot 38.2% from the

The Hoosiers used their eighth different starting lineup, sending Oumar Ballo and Mackenzie Mgbako to the bench. It paid off with an upset of Purdue.

Sunday's game had the makings of a movie script with its ebbs and flows, the return of Bob Knight's infamous chair and shutting down an All-American.