Daniel Wilco | NCAA.com | October 8, 2019 Cassius Winston leads Andy Katz's Top 10 players in the Big Ten Michigan State leads a deep Big Ten filled with tournament teams Share Last week, Andy Katz traveled to Illinois for the Big Ten men’s basketball media day. He talked to a handful of players and coaches to predict how the Big Ten season will play out in 2019-20, and you can hear all of those interviews and predictions in the latest March Madness 365 podcast: MARCH MADNESS: The 2020 NCAA bracket predicted, 50 days from opening night In the podcast, Katz also compiled a preseason top 10 of Big Ten players. Both Maryland and Michigan State land two players on the list, while Iowa, Purdue, Michigan, Illinois, Ohio State, and Penn State all got one. KATZ: Michigan State will win the 2019-2020 title (and other predictions you'll want to fight me on) Here is the full list: Andy Katz's Top 10 players in the Big Ten 10. Joe Wieskamp, Iowa 9. Nojel Eastern, Purdue 8. Jalen Smith, Maryland 7. Xavier Tillman, Michigan State 6. Zavier Simpson, Michigan 5. Ayo Dosunmu, Illinois 4. Anthony Cowan Jr., Maryland 3. Kaleb Wesson, Ohio State 2. Lamar Stevens, Penn State 1. Cassius Winston, Michigan State 2022 March Madness 🏆 CHAMPIONS: Kansas wins the 2022 the national championship BRACKET TRACKER: How every bracket busted TOURNAMENT REWIND: See the final bracket STORE: Shop Kansas championship gear | More official NCAA tournament fits LISTEN: March Madness 365 podcast | Exclusive interviews & latest analysis How Duke's new head coach Jon Scheyer is already impacting the program after replacing Coach K New Duke men's basketball head coach Jon Scheyer talked to Andy Katz about the future of the program. Watch the full interview here. READ MORE Jaden Ivey: College basketball stats, highlights, best moments at Purdue Essential stats and highlights from Jaden Ivey's college basketball career at Purdue, where he averaged 17.3 points his sophomore season and led the Boilermakers to the Sweet 16. READ MORE NCAA Officiating Coordinator J.D. Collins announces retirement NCAA national coordinator of men's basketball officiating, J.D. Collins announced that he will be stepping down this fall. READ MORE