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Michigan can claim its second consecutive Big Ten tournament championship Sunday when the Wolverines tipoff against Purdue at 3:30 p.m. at the United Center in Chicago.
Follow all of the news and developments action here with live updates throughout the game by Detroit News contributor Andrew Graham.
This section will update when the game tips off at 3:30 p.m. ET:
UM men:
Michigan, along with Duke and Arizona — both teams that won their respective conference tournaments on Saturday night — are likely locks to be No. 1 seeds when the bracket is revealed on Sunday evening. Keep up with the latest bracketology chatter on the soon-to-be-announced field with the Detroit News' Tony Paul.
The real questions, really, revolve around whether Michigan can unseat Duke for the No. 1 seed and where the Wovlerines will head for its first round games.
Odds are that the Wolverines haven't done enough to squeeze Duke, which beat Michigan, from the top spot. And all signs are pointing toward Michigan heading to Chicago for the first weekend of the tournament. The Big Ten tournament final tipping off so close to the bracket reveal also means any result from that game is unlikely to shift Michigan's seeding.
Michigan and Purdue faced off once already this year, with Michigan pulling away in the second half for a decisive road victory about a month ago. Now a trophy is on the line.
See who the Detroit News staff is predicting to be cutting down the nets in Chicago this evening.
Michigan and Purdue are set to tip off at 3:30 p.m. ET, or 2:30 p.m. local at the United Center in Chicago.
The game will be broadcast on CBS, and available for streaming online.
Michigan has won the Big Ten tournament three times, officially, and Purdue twice. Officially, the Boilermakers have made the title game one more time, with six appearances to five for the Wolverines.
Michigan's 1998 appearance and win were later vacated by the NCAA.
Past Big Ten tournament champions:
MICHIGAN VS. PURDUE
▶ Tip-off: 3:30 p.m. Sunday, United Center, Chicago
▶ TV/radio: CBS/94.7
▶ Records: Michigan 31-2; Purdue 26-8
➤Wojo: Michigan gets buzzer-beating wakeup call, whether needed or not
➤Michigan basketball one win away from another goal and a 'second net'
➤Will Michigan basketball be No. 1 seed in March Madness? Live bracketology predictions
➤Watch: Michigan star Yaxel Lendeborg hits game-winner to beat Wisconsin
➤Michigan not satisfied with one Big Ten title: 'We're going for everything'
➤Yaxel Lendeborg named Big Ten Player of the Year, leads Michigan's awards haul
This article originally appeared on The Detroit News: Michigan vs Purdue live score updates, 2026 Big Ten championship game
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Follow all of the news and developments action here with live updates throughout the game by Detroit News contributor Andrew Graham.
Michigan vs Purdue live score updates
This section will update when the game tips off at 3:30 p.m. ET:
UM men:
Is Michigan a No. 1 seed lock, per the bracketology?
Michigan, along with Duke and Arizona — both teams that won their respective conference tournaments on Saturday night — are likely locks to be No. 1 seeds when the bracket is revealed on Sunday evening. Keep up with the latest bracketology chatter on the soon-to-be-announced field with the Detroit News' Tony Paul.
The real questions, really, revolve around whether Michigan can unseat Duke for the No. 1 seed and where the Wovlerines will head for its first round games.
Odds are that the Wolverines haven't done enough to squeeze Duke, which beat Michigan, from the top spot. And all signs are pointing toward Michigan heading to Chicago for the first weekend of the tournament. The Big Ten tournament final tipping off so close to the bracket reveal also means any result from that game is unlikely to shift Michigan's seeding.
Predictions for Michigan vs. Purdue in Big Ten title game
Michigan and Purdue faced off once already this year, with Michigan pulling away in the second half for a decisive road victory about a month ago. Now a trophy is on the line.
See who the Detroit News staff is predicting to be cutting down the nets in Chicago this evening.
Michigan vs. Purdue tipoff time in Big Ten tournament final
Michigan and Purdue are set to tip off at 3:30 p.m. ET, or 2:30 p.m. local at the United Center in Chicago.
TV channel for Michigan vs. Purdue
The game will be broadcast on CBS, and available for streaming online.
Past Big Ten tournament champions
Michigan has won the Big Ten tournament three times, officially, and Purdue twice. Officially, the Boilermakers have made the title game one more time, with six appearances to five for the Wolverines.
Michigan's 1998 appearance and win were later vacated by the NCAA.
Past Big Ten tournament champions:
- 1998 — Michigan
- 1999 — Michigan State
- 2000 — Michigan State
- 2001 — Iowa
- 2002 — Ohio State
- 2003 — Illinois
- 2004 — Wisconsin
- 2005 — Illinois
- 2006 — Iowa
- 2007 — Ohio State
- 2008 — Wisconsin
- 2009 — Purdue
- 2010 — Ohio State
- 2011 — Ohio State
- 2012 — Michigan State
- 2013 — Ohio State
- 2014 — Michigan State
- 2015 — Wisconsin
- 2016 — Michigan State
- 2017 — Michigan
- 2018 — Michigan
- 2019 — Michigan State
- 2020 — No tournament, Covid-19
- 2021 — Illinois
- 2022 — Iowa
- 2023 — Purdue
- 2024 — Illinois
- 2025 — Michigan
Big Ten tournament final
MICHIGAN VS. PURDUE
▶ Tip-off: 3:30 p.m. Sunday, United Center, Chicago
▶ TV/radio: CBS/94.7
▶ Records: Michigan 31-2; Purdue 26-8
More coverage
➤Wojo: Michigan gets buzzer-beating wakeup call, whether needed or not
➤Michigan basketball one win away from another goal and a 'second net'
➤Will Michigan basketball be No. 1 seed in March Madness? Live bracketology predictions
➤Watch: Michigan star Yaxel Lendeborg hits game-winner to beat Wisconsin
➤Michigan not satisfied with one Big Ten title: 'We're going for everything'
➤Yaxel Lendeborg named Big Ten Player of the Year, leads Michigan's awards haul
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