2013 Big Ten women's basketball tournament

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2013 Big Ten women's basketball tournament
Classification Division I
Season 201213
Teams12
Site Sears Centre Arena
Hoffman Estates, Illinois
Champions Purdue (9th title)
Winning coach Sharon Versyp (4th title)
Television BTN and ESPN2
  2012
2014  
2012–13 Big Ten women's basketball standings
ConfOverall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
No. 8 Penn State 142 .875266  .813
No. 24 Nebraska 124 .750259  .735
Michigan State 106 .625259  .735
No. 21 Purdue106 .625259  .735
Michigan 97 .5632211  .667
Illinois 97 .5631914  .576
Iowa 88 .5002113  .618
Minnesota 79 .4381814  .563
Ohio State 79 .4381813  .581
Northwestern 511 .3131317  .433
Wisconsin 313 .1881219  .387
Indiana 214 .1251119  .367
2013 Big Ten tournament winner
Rankings from AP poll [1]

The 2013 Big Ten women's basketball tournament was held March 7 through March 12 at the Sears Centre Arena in Hoffman Estates, Illinois. The Big Ten Network carried all games except the championship game which was aired by ESPN2. Purdue won the tournament and received an automatic bid to the 2013 NCAA tournament.

Contents

Seeds

All 12 Big Ten schools participated in the tournament. Teams were seeded by 2012–13 Big Ten Conference women's basketball season record. The top four teams received a first round bye. [2]

SeedSchoolConfTiebreak 1Tiebreak 2
#1 Penn State 14–2
#2 Nebraska 12–4
#3 Purdue 10–61–1 vs. Michigan State1–0 vs. Nebraska
#4 Michigan State 10–61–1 vs. Purdue0–1 vs. Nebraska
#5 Michigan 9–71–0 vs. Illinois
#6 Illinois 9–70–1 vs. Michigan
#7 Iowa 8–8
#8 Minnesota 7–92–0 vs. Ohio State
#9 Ohio State 7–90–2 vs. Minnesota
#10 Northwestern 5–11
#11 Wisconsin 3–13
#12 Indiana 2–14

Schedule

SessionGameTime**Matchup#TelevisionScore
First round - Thursday, March 7
1112:30 pm#7 Iowa vs. #10 NorthwesternBTN60–55
22:30 pm#6 Illinois vs. #11 WisconsinBTN57–58
237:00 pm#8 Minnesota vs. #9 Ohio StateBTN47–58
49:30pm#5 Michigan vs. #12 IndianaBTN67–40
Quarterfinals - Friday, March 8
3512:30 pm#2 Nebraska vs. #7 IowaBTN76–61
62:30pm#3 Purdue vs. #11 WisconsinBTN74–62
477:00 pm#1 Penn State vs. #9 Ohio StateBTN76–66
89:30 pm#4 Michigan State vs. #5 MichiganBTN62–46
Semifinals - Saturday, March 9
595:00 pm#2 Nebraska vs. #3 PurdueBTN64–77
107:30pm#1 Penn State vs. #4 Michigan StateBTN46–54
Championship Game - Sunday, March 10
6114:00pm#3 Purdue vs. #4 Michigan StateESPN262–47
*Game Times in ET. #Rankings denote tournament seeding. Source: [3]

Bracket

First round
Thursday, March 7
Quarterfinals
Friday, March 8
Semifinals
Saturday, March 9
Championship game
Sunday, March 10
            
2Nebraska76
7 Iowa 61
7Iowa60
10 Northwestern 55
2 Nebraska 64
3Purdue77
3Purdue74
11 Wisconsin 62
6 Illinois 57
11Wisconsin58
3Purdue62
4 Michigan State 47
1Penn State76
9 Ohio State 66
8 Minnesota 47
9Ohio State58
1 Penn State 46
4Michigan State54
4 Michigan State62
5 Michigan 46
5Michigan67
12 Indiana 40

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