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HUSKERS.COM | 113 Big Ten Conference Team Statistics Scoring Offense Team G Pts. Avg. 1. Penn State 32 2,356 73.6 2. Minnesota 32 2,221 69.4 3. Illinois 33 2,275 68.9 4. Purdue 34 2,308 67.9 5. Iowa 34 2,296 67.5 6. Nebraska 34 2,279 67.0 7. Ohio State 31 2,058 66.4 8. Michigan State 34 2,097 61.7 9. Northwestern 30 1,841 61.4 10. Michigan 33 1,984 60.1 11. Wisconsin 31 1,799 58.0 12. Indiana 30 1,655 55.2 Scoring Defense Team G Pts. Avg. 1. Michigan State 34 1,772 52.1 2. Michigan 33 1,829 55.4 3. Ohio State 31 1,808 58.3 4. Nebraska 34 2,007 59.0 5. Penn State 32 1,890 59.1 6. Wisconsin 31 1,844 59.5 7. Indiana 30 1,833 61.1 8. Purdue 34 2,087 61.4 9. Northwestern 30 1,870 62.3 10. Iowa 34 2,123 62.4 11. Minnesota 32 2,095 65.5 12. Illinois 33 2,186 66.2 Scoring Margin Team Off. Def. Margin Emily Cady averaged 7.9 rebounds per game as a sophomore to help Nebraska produce the Big Ten's 1. Penn State 73.6 59.1 +14.6 second-best team rebounding average (40.3 rpg) in 2012-13. The Huskers ranked second in defensive 2. Michigan State 61.7 52.1 +9.6 rebounds and third on the offensive glass. 3. Ohio State 66.4 58.3 +8.1 4. Nebraska 67.0 59.0 +8.0 7. Purdue 767 2,018 .380 10. Indiana 153 493 .310 5. Purdue 67.9 61.4 +6.5 8. Michigan 712 1,836 .388 11. Minnesota 174 553 .315 6. Iowa 67.5 62.4 +5.1 9. Nebraska 777 1,999 .389 12. Wisconsin 161 502 .321 7. Michigan 60.1 55.4 +4.7 10. Indiana 678 1,725 .393 8. Minnesota 69.4 65.5 +3.9 11. Minnesota 728 1,831 .398 3-Point Field Goals Made Per Game 9. Illinois 68.9 66.2 +2.7 12. Illinois 780 1,877 .416 Team G 3FG Avg. 10. Northwestern 61.4 62.3 -1.0 1. Nebraska 34 214 6.3 11. Wisconsin 58.0 59.5 -1.5 3-Point Field Goal Percentage 2. Michigan 33 201 6.1 12. Indiana 55.2 61.1 -5.9 Team FG FGA PCT. 3. Iowa 34 192 5.6 1. Penn State 154 393 .392 4. Illinois 33 184 5.6 Field Goal Percentage 2. Purdue 180 502 .359 5. Purdue 34 180 5.3 Team FG FGA Pct. 3. Minnesota 140 404 .347 6. Michigan State 34 179 5.3 1. Ohio State 763 1,734 .440 4. Michigan 201 584 .344 7. Indiana 30 156 5.2 2. Minnesota 813 1,851 .439 5. Iowa 192 579 .332 8. Wisconsin 31 156 5.0 3. Purdue 822 1,889 .435 6. Indiana 156 489 .319 9. Penn State 32 154 4.8 4. Michigan 737 1,702 .433 7. Michigan State 179 564 .317 10. Northwestern 30 142 4.7 5. Penn State 867 2,036 .426 8. Nebraska 214 684 .313 11. Minnesota 32 140 4.4 6. Iowa 832 1,968 .423 9. Northwestern 142 457 .311 12. Ohio State 31 132 4.3 7. Northwestern 677 1,669 .406 10. Ohio State 132 445 .297 8. Michigan State 801 1,988 .403 11. Illinois 184 634 .290 Free Throw Percentage 9. Nebraska 824 2,047 .403 12. Wisconsin 156 543 .287 Team FTM FTA Pct. 10. Illinois 799 2,033 .393 1. Wisconsin 341 443 .770 11. Wisconsin 651 1,674 .389 3-Point FG Percentage Defense 2. Purdue 484 630 .768 12. Indiana 622 1,657 .375 Team FG FGA PCT. 3. Minnesota 455 598 .761 1. Michigan State 138 489 .282 4. Iowa 440 582 .756 Field Goal Percentage Defense 2. Illinois 176 606 .290 5. Nebraska 417 552 .755 Team FG FGA Pct. 3. Ohio State 124 426 .291 6. Michigan 309 419 .737 1. Northwestern 645 1,829 .353 4. Iowa 190 635 .299 7. Penn State 468 637 .735 2. Michigan State 668 1,824 .366 5. Michigan 192 633 .303 8. Ohio State 400 555 .721 3. Penn State 658 1,792 .367 6. Nebraska 175 573 .305 9. Illinois 493 693 .711 4. Iowa 763 2,052 .372 7. Purdue 177 578 .306 10. Northwestern 345 495 .697 5. Wisconsin 680 1,827 .372 8. Northwestern 168 546 .308 11. Indiana 255 371 .687 6. Ohio State 669 1,781 .376 9. Penn State 152 494 .308 12. Michigan State 316 467 .677 FOUR HUSKERS EARN ALL-BIG TEN HONORS IN 2013 | REVIEW 114 | NEBRASKA WOMEN'S BASKETBALL | 2013-14 Big Ten Conference Team Statistics Rebound Margin 6. Minnesota 32 238 7.4 9. Purdue 17.5 15.9 -1.6 Team Opp. 7. Michigan State 34 252 7.4 10. Indiana 16.2 13.9 -2.3 Team Avg. Avg. Margin 8. Nebraska 34 247 7.3 11. Northwestern 18.1 15.4 -2.8 1. Michigan State 40.0 33.1 +6.9 9. Ohio State 31 222 7.2 12. Wisconsin 18.4 14.9 -3.5 2. Penn State 41.5 36.3 +5.2 10. Wisconsin 31 213 6.9 3. Purdue 37.6 33.9 +3.7 11. Michigan 33 201 6.1 Assist/Turnover Ratio 4. Nebraska 40.3 36.7 +3.6 12. Indiana 30 171 5.7 Team Assist TO Ratio 5. Michigan 34.6 31.7 +2.9 1. Nebraska 511 484 1.1 6. Minnesota 37.8 35.1 +2.7 Assists 2. Ohio State 468 467 1.0 7. Iowa 38.3 38.1 +0.2 Team G Assists Avg. 3. Michigan 453 458 1.0 8. Wisconsin 36.9 36.7 +0.2 1. Purdue 34 544 16.0 4. Iowa 534 542 1.0 9. Ohio State 36.0 36.4 -0.4 2. Iowa 34 534 15.7 5. Michigan State 467 475 1.0 10. Northwestern 38.6 39.3 -0.8 3. Northwestern 30 460 15.3 6. Minnesota 454 495 0.9 11. Indiana 35.9 38.5 -2.7 4. Ohio State 31 468 15.1 7. Purdue 544 595 0.9 12. Illinois 35.4 39.6 -4.2 5. Nebraska 34 511 15.0 8. Northwestern 460 544 0.8 6. Minnesota 32 454 14.2 9. Penn State 387 487 0.8 Team Rebounding Average 7. Michigan State 34 467 13.7 10. Wisconsin 410 569 0.7 Team G Reb. Avg. 8. Michigan 33 453 13.7 11. Illinois 426 600 0.7 1. Penn State 32 1,328 41.5 9. Wisconsin 31 410 13.2 12. Indiana 325 487 0.7 2. Nebraska 34 1,369 40.3 10. Illinois 33 426 12.9 3. Michigan State 34 1,361 40.0 11. Penn State 32 387 12.1 Blocked Shots 4. Northwestern 30 1,157 38.6 12. Indiana 30 325 10.8 Team G Blocks Avg. 5. Iowa 34 1,303 38.3 1. Northwestern 30 169 5.6 6. Minnesota 32 1,209 37.8 Turnover Margin 2. Iowa 34 189 5.6 7. Purdue 34 1,279 37.6 Team Opp. 3. Penn State 32 152 4.8 8. Wisconsin 31 1,144 36.9 Team Avg. Avg. Margin 4. Wisconsin 31 140 4.5 9. Ohio State 31 1,115 36.0 1. Illinois 18.2 23.4 +5.2 5. Ohio State 31 134 4.3 10. Indiana 30 1,076 35.9 2. Penn State 15.2 19.5 +4.3 6. Illinois 33 130 3.9 11. Illinois 33 1,168 35.4 3. Michigan State 14.0 16.1 +2.1 7. Purdue 34 127 3.7 12. Michigan 33 1,143 34.6 4. Ohio State 15.1 16.9 +1.8 8. Indiana 30 110 3.7 5. Nebraska 14.2 15.6 +1.3 9. Minnesota 32 117 3.7 Offensive Rebounds 6. Iowa 15.9 16.2 +0.3 10. Michigan State 34 114 3.4 Team G OReb. Avg. 7. Minnesota 15.5 15.4 +0.0 11. Michigan 33 100 3.0 1. Penn State 32 479 15.0 8. Michigan 13.9 12.4 -1.5 12. Nebraska 34 89 2.6 2. Michigan State 34 450 13.2 3. Nebraska 34 447 13.1 4. Minnesota 32 388 12.1 5. Illinois 33 399 12.1 6. Purdue 34 410 12.1 7. Iowa 34 403 11.9 8. Indiana 30 346 11.5 9. Wisconsin 31 344 11.1 10. Ohio State 31 331 10.7 11. Northwestern 30 310 10.3 12. Michigan 33 335 10.2 Defensive Rebounds Team G DReb. Avg. 1. Northwestern 30 847 28.2 2. Nebraska 34 922 27.1 3. Michigan State 34 911 26.8 4. Penn State 32 849 26.5 5. Iowa 34 900 26.5 6. Wisconsin 31 800 25.8 7. Minnesota 32 821 25.7 8. Purdue 34 869 25.6 9. Ohio State 31 784 25.3 10. Michigan 33 808 24.5 11. Indiana 30 730 24.3 12. Illinois 33 769 23.3 Steals Team G Steals Avg. 1. Illinois 33 417 12.6 2. Penn State 32 360 11.3 3.
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    Welcome to McDonald’s Hoop Time Developing the Stars of tomorrow Presented by Basketball Victoria & McDonald’s OFFICIAL 2015 HANDBOOK McDonald’s Hoop Time Handbook 2015 • Welcome To McDonald’s Hoop Time 4 • Welcome from our Partner 5 • What is McDonald’s Hoop Time? 6 • McDonald’s Hoop Time Entry Details 6 o Entry Fees 6 o Round Robin Venues and Dates 6-7 o Fixtures 7 • McDonald’s Hoop Time Rules 7-10 • McDonald’s Hoop Time State Champions 10-11 • Champion of Champion Schools 12 • McDonald’s Hoop Time 2014 Results 12-13 • McDonald’s Hoop Time 2015 Finals Dates and Venues 13 o Regional Finals - Metropolitan 13-14 o Regional Finals – Country 14 o State Grand Finals 14 o Finals Venues 14 • Uniforms 15 • Basketball for ALL 16 • Wheelchair Basketball Clinics 16 • Inclusion in McDonald’s Hoop Time 17 • Aussie Hoops at your School 17 • McDonald’s Skill, Fun & Play 18 • McDonald’s Super Mini Series 18 • McDonald’s Hoop Time Minis 19 • McDonald’s Hoop Time Website 19 • McDonald’s Hoop Time on Facebook 20 • McDonald’s Sports Grants 2015 21 • McDonald’s Hoop Time District Days 22 McDonald’s Hoop Time Junior All Star Boys Quarter Final McDonald’s Hoop Time Senior All Star Boys Blackburn Lake PS V Mooroolbark East PS Semi Final 24/11/14 Our Lady of the Pines PS vs St Luke’s PS 25/11/14 www.hooptimebasketball.com.au Cover image: “Senior All Star Girls State Champions Donburn PS – 14/12/14” Page - 3 Welcome To McDonald’s Hoop Time Dear McDonald’s Hoop Time Coordinator, Where has the time gone? After a crazy year in 2014 we are ready for another incredible year of McDonald’s Hoop Time in 2015.