It’s time to take a look at our conference baseball standings.

Big Ten Baseball

Nebraska currently sits in second by winning percentage with Indiana’s series win over hapless Michigan State. Our beloved Huskers dropped that series to Iowa, the one team we can’t seem to beat.

Overall team statistics - note that Nebraska isn’t in the top three in any category.

Indiana stands at the top of the conference in terms of RPI at 26. Illinois is right behind at 27. Nebraska ranks in at 43, and then Michigan at 61. Iowa and Minnesota sit at 79 and 85, respectively.

Our beloved Huskers get Illinois at home this weekend, then go to Northwestern, play out of conference at home against Arizona State and finish at home with Michigan. It’s going to be a very interesting finish to the season.

Indiana plays Minnesota at home this weekend, then at Illinois, at Michigan, then finishes the season at home against Rutgers. Not an easy schedule.

Michigan gets Rutgers at home, at Maryland, then home against Indiana and, then finishes at Haymarket Park in Lincoln.

Iowa is at Ohio State, then plays out of conference against UC Irvine. They get Michigan State at home then finish on the road at Maryland.

News

Illinois Fighting Illini blog The Champaign Room hiring a site manager - The Champaign Room
Join our team and cover the Illini with us!

Wisconsin football: Observations through six open spring practices - Bucky's 5th Quarter
We’re in the final stretch, folks!

Indiana takes a pair from Michigan State: Three Things - The Crimson Quarry
The Hoosiers split a Sunday doubleheader to take sole possession of first place in the Big Ten

Ohio State baseball wins weekend series against Maryland - Land-Grant Holy Land
The Buckeyes are starting to come together on the diamond.

Purdue Baseball Drops Critical Series at Rutgers - Hammer and Rails
The Boilers struggled offensively in Piscataway.

Big Ten Non-Conference Schedule: Bill Connelly’s Team-by-Team Previews - Off Tackle Empire
A conference-specific list of what to expect in the non-conference.

NFL Draft big board: The 200 best players in 2019 - SBNation.com
Defense reigns supreme this year, but Oklahoma QB Kyler Murray could go first overall.

Then There’s This

Once again, Florida.