The ACC/Big Ten Challenge for the 2021-22 season saw two of the premier college basketball conferences go head-to-head from Monday, Nov. 29 through Wednesday, Dec. 1. The Big Ten picked up its third-straight victory in the challenge, winning 8-6 after jumping out to a 6-2 lead entering the challenge's final day.
2021 ACC/Big Ten Challenge: Schedule, scores, TV info
Monday, Nov. 29
Iowa 75, Virginia 74
Illinois 82, Notre Dame
Tuesday, Nov. 30
Rutgers 74, Clemson 64
Wake Forest 77, Northwestern 73
Ohio State 71, No. 1 Duke 66
Wednesday, Dec. 1
No. 22 Michigan State 73, Louisville 64
NC State 104, Nebraska 100
Virginia Tech 62, Maryland 58
Miami 63, Penn State 58
North Carolina 72, No. 24 Michigan 51
No. 23 Wisconsin 70, Georgia Tech 66
, there were five first-time matchups in the 2021 event: Iowa vs. Virginia, Minnesota vs. Pitt, Miami vs. Penn State, Nebraska vs. NC State and Maryland vs. Virginia Tech.
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Though the Big Ten won the challenge in 2021, 2020 and 2019, the ACC holds a 12-8-3 edge going back to 1999. The ACC also leads 144-121 in all ACC/Big Ten Challenge games.
Here's what happened in 2020:
Last season, the Big Ten won 7-5, as Minnesota, Iowa, Ohio State, Penn State, Illinois, Rutgers and Wisconsin won their games. The Big Ten jumped out to a 6-1 lead but the ACC cut it to 6-5 before No. 12 Wisconsin topped No. 23 Louisville, 85-48.
Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2020 results:
- Miami 58, Purdue 54 (1-0 ACC)
- Minnesota 85, Boston College 80 (OT) (1-1 tie)
- No. 3 Iowa 93, No. 16 North Carolina 80 (2-1 Big Ten)
- No. 22 Ohio State 90, Notre Dame 85 (3-1 Big Ten)
- Penn State 75, No. 15 Virginia Tech 55 (4-1 Big Ten)
- No. 6 Illinois 83, No. 10 Duke 68 (5-1 Big Ten)
- No. 21 Rutgers 79, Syracuse 69 (6-1 Big Ten)
Wednesday, Dec. 9, 2020 results:
- Clemson 67, Maryland 51 (6-2 Big Ten)
- Georgia Tech 75, Nebraska 64 (6-3 Big Ten)
- No. 20 Florida State 69, Indiana 67 (OT) (6-4 Big Ten)
- Pitt 71, Northwestern 70 (6-5 Big Ten)
Saturday, Dec. 19, 2020 result:
- No. 12 Wisconsin 85, No. 23 Louisville 48 (7-5 Big Ten)
