The Big Ten season has started with all 18 teams playing one conference game so far. Now, it’s time for one last foray into nonconference play ahead of the Christmas

High-profile matchups, emphatic performances and more have highlighted the first few months of action. Some teams are easing into things. Others are playing gauntlets to build mental toughness. Everyone dipped into Big Ten play earlier this month for a taste of what's to come.

IOWA CITY — According to a report from On3’s Talia Goodman, Iowa women’s basketball player Emely Rodriguez is “currently on an indefinite suspension due to a team violation of rules.”

After strong performances at Iowa State and versus Lindenwood, Hawkeyes forward Hannah Stuelke was named to the Big Ten Weekly Honor Roll.

Ohio State women's basketball has averaged just 28.5% from 3-point range throughout its first 10 games of the season.

The Trojans will battle on the boards with No. 21 Washington, who will be their fourth ranked opponent this season when they play Sunday at the Galen Center.

We’re six weeks into the season and things are changing rapidly. Here are On3’s Big Ten women’s basketball power rankings. 1. UCLA It was an off week for UCLA and they remain the best team in the Big Ten.