Championships by school

Tom Izzo Michigan State's Tom Izzo is the all-time winningest basketball coach in Big Ten history with 663 victories following Sunday's 77-67 win over Maryland.

Purdue won its second Big Ten Tournament title with a 67-65 win over Penn State in Chicago on Sunday afternoon. The title was Purdue's first since the 2009 season. Purdue became the first Big Ten team since 2019 (Michigan State) to win both the regular-season title and tournament titles.

1. Gregg Popovich. Popovich is the NBA's all-time leader in wins. He's been the head coach of the San Antonio Spurs for 27 seasons.

Gregg Popovich Gregg Popovich has the most wins by a coach, with 1,364 wins.

Indiana's only Big Ten tournament championship came in 2002, a 75-72 victory over Penn State.

Since its most recent Final Four appearance in 1980, Purdue has claimed 10 Big Ten regular-season titles, made 31 NCAA tournament appearances and secured a No. 1 seed four times.

Doc Rivers has lost the most games by a coach in game sevens, with 10 losses.

The Celtics' legendary playmaker is the only person in NBA history to win MVP, Coach of the Year and Executive of the Year in a career.

Phil Jackson (born September 17, 1945) is one of the greatest coaches of professional basketball. Over his 20 years of coaching in the NBA, his teams won 1,155 games and lost 485 - a . 704 winning percentage. He was inducted into the National Basketball Association Hall of Fame in 2007.

eight teams Once again, the Big Ten is the most popular kid at the dance. With eight teams representing the conference, the B1G constitutes 25% of the entrants into this year's tournament (not counting the play-in games). Those eight teams fall into seed lines as high as #1 and as low as #10.

Harvard's 71-67 victory 25 years ago was historic: The Crimson were the first No. 16 seed to beat a No. 1 seed in Division 1 men's or women's basketball.