How the men fared in their last game (as of Monday):

1. Illinois Defeated Purdue on Saturday, 76-58

2. Michigan Defeated Wisconsin on Saturday, 85-76

3. Wisconsin Lost to Michigan on Saturday, 85-76

4. Iowa Defeated Ohio State on Saturday, 67-62

5. MSU Defeated Penn State on Saturday, 69-60

6. Indiana Lost to Minnesota on Sunday, 61-42

7. Ohio State Lost to Iowa on Saturday, 67-62

8. Northwestern Defeated Purdue on Wednesday, 78-76

9. Penn State Lost to MSU on Saturday, 69-60

10. Minnesota Defeated Indiana on Sunday, 61-42

11. Purdue Lost to Illinois on Saturday, 76-58

How the women fared in their last game (as of Monday):

1. Purdue Defeated Northwestern on Sunday, 71-63

2. Ohio State Defeated Illinois on Sunday, 75-49

3. Minnesota Defeated Penn State on Sunday, 77-72

4. MSU Defeated Indiana on Sunday, 65-59

5. Indiana Lost to MSU on Sunday, 65-59

6. Iowa Lost to Penn State on Thursday, 72-61

7. Illinois Lost to Ohio State on Sunday, 75-49

8. Penn State Lost to Minnesota on Sunday, 77-72

9. Wisconsin Defeated Michigan on Sunday, 75-65

10. Northwestern Lost to Purdue on Sunday, 71-63

11. Michigan Lost to Wisconsin on Sunday, 75-65

On fire: Michigan men

U-M picked up two wins against top 25 teams this past week and are ranked for the first time since the final poll of the 1997-98 season.

Guard Daniel Horton was named Big Ten Player of the Week.

Cold as ice: Indiana men

The Hoosiers dropped from No. 13 to No. 22 in the rankings after losing two games this past week. On Tuesday, Indiana fell 73-60 to Iowa and then Sunday handed Minnesota its first Big Ten win of the season.

Big-time players

Five Big Ten players were among 30 players named as midseason candidates for the John R. Wooden Award for player of the year. MSU senior guard Maurice Ager (above) and senior center Paul Davis join Illinois' Dee Brown, Indiana's Marco Killingsworth and Wisconsin's Alando Tucker on the list.

Men in the AP top 25 poll

6. Illinois

12. MSU

20. Ohio State

21. Michigan

22. Indiana

23. Iowa

Women in the AP 25 poll

7. Ohio State

8. Purdue

12. Minnesota

17. MSU

On fire: Purdue women

With Sunday's 71-63 victory over Northwestern, the Boilermakers have now won 13 games in a row and are 9-0 in Big Ten play. They're still ranked behind Ohio State in the Associated Press Top 25, even though they beat the Buckeyes on Jan. 1, 61-59. The rematch is set for Feb. 23.

Cold as ice: Michigan women

The Wolverines didn't win a game in the entire month of January. They've lost nine straight games, and are winless in the Big Ten.