BIG TEN WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
Big Ten women's basketball tournament at a glance
Indiana, the regular-season Big Ten champ, is one of four teams that will receive a bye into Friday's quarterfinals for the 14-team tournament at Target Center.
When: Wednesday through Sunday
Where: Target Center
At stake: The winner of the 14-team bracket receives the Big Ten's automatic NCAA tournament bid.
TV: The Big Ten Network will televise the first 12 games of the tournament — the first round through the semifinals — then one of the ESPN channels will televise Sunday's championship game.
Format: The top four teams in the regular-season standings receive a bye into Friday's quarterfinals. Seeds 5 through 8 have a bye into Day 2 on Thursday. On Wednesday, the No. 12 seed will play No. 13 and No. 11 will play No. 14. Thursday, No. 8 plays No. 9, No. 10 plays No. 7, the winner of Wednesday's first game plays No. 5 and the winner of the second game plays No. 6. Those winners advance to Friday's quarterfinals.
Tickets: Single-session tickets range from $12-$20. All-session tickets are $75. College students get in free with a valid student ID and seniors get a $4 discount. Tickets are available at AXS.com, at the Target Center box office or at the ticket offices of each of the conference schools.
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