Penn State at Michigan basketball: Stream, injury report, broadcast info for Wednesday
Penn State looks to continue its winning streak as it hits the road to face the Michigan Wolverines in Ann Arbor on Wednesday evening. Michigan is coming off a confidence-boosting blowout at home over the Maryland Terrapins, so Penn State will be walking into a stiff challenge against a potentially resurgent Michigan squad.
Here’s how to catch all of the action on Wednesday evening.
TV and stream information
Date: Wednesday, January 4, 2023
Time: 7:00 p.m. ET
TV Channel: Big Ten Network
Live Stream: fuboTV (watch here)
Injury Report
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[autotag]Caleb Dorsey[/autotag] did not play in Penn State’s most recent game at home against Iowa on Sunday. Dorsey was out with an undisclosed injury and his status for Wednesday night is reported as questionable.
Michigan guard Jaelin Llewellyn is the only player on the Michigan injury report, as he has been since early December due to a season-ending knee injury.
Updated college basketball injury updates can be found on the USA TODAY Sports injury report.
Stat leaders
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POINTS
[autotag]Jalen Pickett[/autotag], Penn State: 16.8 PPG
Hunter Dickinson, Michigan: 18.8 PPG
REBOUNDS
Jalen Pickett, Penn State: 7.4 RPG (6.5 DRPG, 0.9 ORPG)
Hunter Dickinson, Michigan: 8.5 RPG (6.2 DRPG, 2.3 ORPG)
ASSISTS
Jalen Pickett, Penn State: 7.5 APG
Dug McDaniel, Michigan: 2.9 APG
ESPN BPI Outlook
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Penn State will be the underdog in a Big Ten contest for the second time this season. According to the ESPN Basketball Power Index, Michigan has a 55.5% chance of coming out on top of the game on its home court, leaving just a 44.5% chance for Penn State to come away a winner in Ann Arbor.
The last time Penn State was an underdog according to the ESPN BPI was its last Big Ten road game at Illinois, which Penn State won.
