Penn State Basketball takes on Indiana at 9:00 pm in the second round of the Big Ten Tournament in Minneapolis, Minnesota, at 9 p.m. on Thursday, March 14 on the Big Ten Network.
After a relatively easy 1st round win over No. 14 Michigan, the going gets harder for the Nittany Lions as they face off against the sixth-seed, Indiana Hoosiers.
Despite the significant seeding advantage, Penn State Basketball is actually favored by 1.5 points. Make your Penn State vs. Indiana pick with NittanyCentral’s Sports Book Partners.
Penn State Basketball vs. Indiana Season Series
The Nittany Lions have seen great success against Indiana this year. Their 85-71 win on the road was part of a significant turnaround after the dismissal of leading scorer, Kanye Clary. Penn State also won the return trip in Happy Valley just three weeks later, 83-74.
For a full preview of tonight’s second-round game versus Indiana, listen to this week’s episode of Shots Gotta Fall, the premiere, the best, and the only Penn State Basketball Podcast.
Evan Smith is an alum of Penn State (Marketing, Economics, 2011) and a basketball season ticket holder since 2006.
NittanyCentral is his second reporting job following the Men's Basketball program. He co-founded and co-hosts the Shots Gotta Fall - The Penn State Basketball Podcast (the premiere, the best, the only) with Steve Travis.
Smith's most proud moment covering the team was seeing the national No. 9 ranking during Pat Chambers' last year. His most embarrassing moment was spending almost a thousand dollars to travel 2,000 miles in 46 hours to watch the Nittany Lions lose to Temple in the 2011 NCAA Tournament (screw you Juan Fernandez).
NittanyCentral is his second reporting job following the Men's Basketball program. He co-founded and co-hosts the Shots Gotta Fall - The Penn State Basketball Podcast (the premiere, the best, the only) with Steve Travis.
Smith's most proud moment covering the team was seeing the national No. 9 ranking during Pat Chambers' last year. His most embarrassing moment was spending almost a thousand dollars to travel 2,000 miles in 46 hours to watch the Nittany Lions lose to Temple in the 2011 NCAA Tournament (screw you Juan Fernandez).
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