How to Watch Penn State vs. Michigan Basketball: Live Stream & TV Channel Info – Big Ten Tournament

By Lineups Staff | Mar 13, 2024, 4:08am

The No. 11 seed Penn State Nittany Lions (15-16, 9-11 Big Ten) are squaring off against the No. 14 seed Michigan Wolverines (8-23, 3-17 Big Ten) in the Big Ten tournament on Wednesday at Target Center, at 9:00 PM ET airing on Peacock.

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Nittany Lions vs. Wolverines Game Info

Date: Wednesday, March 13, 2024
Time: 9:00 PM ET
TV: Peacock
Live Stream: Stream NCAA men’s basketball on Paramount Plus and Hulu + Live TV
Where: Minneapolis, Minnesota
Venue: Target Center

Nittany Lions Insights

Offensively, Penn State is posting 75.9 points per game (110th-ranked in college basketball). It is giving up 74.3 points per contest on defense (256th-ranked).
With 32.1 rebounds per game, the Nittany Lions rank 332nd in the country. They cede 36.6 rebounds per contest, which ranks 281st in college basketball.
Penn State ranks 206th in the nation with 12.8 assists per contest.
The Nittany Lions are averaging 10.5 turnovers per game this year (100th-ranked in college basketball), and they’ve forced 14.0 turnovers per contest (23rd-best).
Penn State is making 7.8 threes per game (140th-ranked in college basketball) this season, while putting up a 33.5% three-point percentage (216th-ranked).
The Nittany Lions rank 17th-best in the country by giving up 5.8 threes per game. In terms of three-point percentage allowed, they rank 26th in college basketball at 30.7%.
In terms of shot breakdown, Penn State has taken 61% two-pointers (accounting for 70.6% of the team’s baskets) and 39% threes (29.4%).

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Wolverines Insights

Offensively Michigan is the 175th-ranked team in the country (73.5 points per game). Defensively it is 17th-worst (79.4 points allowed per game).
On the boards, the Wolverines are 179th in the nation in rebounds (35.3 per game). They are 192nd in rebounds allowed (35.0 per game).
This season Michigan is ranked 238th in the nation in assists at 12.4 per game.
The Wolverines are 299th in college basketball in turnovers per game (12.5) and 19th-worst in turnovers forced (9.2).
At 8.1 made 3-pointers per game and shooting 36.3% from beyond the arc, Michigan is 117th and 58th in the country, respectively, in those categories.
Defensively, the Wolverines are 173rd in college basketball in 3-pointers conceded per game at 7.3. They are 321st in 3-point percentage allowed at 35.9%.
Michigan takes 61.8% percent of its shots from inside the 3-point line, and 38.2% percent from beyond it. In terms of makes, 69% of Michigan’s buckets are 2-pointers, and 31% are 3-pointers.

Nittany Lions Leaders

The Nittany Lions scoring leader is Kanye Clary, who averages 16.7 per contest to go with 2.9 rebounds and 2.8 assists.
Penn State’s leading rebounder is Qudus Wahab averaging 7.7 boards per game and its best passer is Adrian Baldwin Jr. and his 6.0 assists per game.
The Nittany Lions get the most three-point shooting production out of Zach Hicks, who makes 1.9 threes per game.
The Penn State steals leader is Baldwin, who averages 2.7 takeaways per game, while its blocks leader is Wahab, who compiles 1.5 rejections per contest.

Wolverines Leaders

Dug McDaniel averages 16.6 points and adds 4.6 assists per game, putting him at the top of the Wolverines’ leaderboards for those statistics.
Tarris Reed, Jr.’s stat line of 7.2 rebounds, 8.9 points and 0.6 assists per game helps him grab the top spot on the Michigan rebounding leaderboard.
McDaniel is the most prolific from deep for the Wolverines, hitting 2.2 threes per game.
McDaniel (1.1 steals per game) is the steal leader for Michigan while Reed (1.5 blocks per game) is the block leader.