Those numbers are actual shooting %, and don’t have the number increased for 3-point makes.Here's what the magic Google AI machine says....
The Big Ten Conference record for the best team field goal percentage in a single game is 73.3%.
This historic performance was achieved by Michigan in a game against Western Michigan on December 8, 1984. The Wolverines made 44 of their 60 shots to secure the record.
Other notable high-efficiency performances in Big Ten men's basketball history include:
- 71.4%: Ohio State vs. Wisconsin, 1970 (30 of 42 field goals).
- 71.1%: Indiana vs. Minnesota, 1982 (32 of 45 field goals).
- 70.2%: Purdue vs. Illinois, 1990 (40 of 57 field goals).
But I gotta say, 34/51 is literally 67%....but I don't math a ton and stuff....
The Buckeyes were 66.7% in regular shooting %, but 82.4 when the value of made 3-pointers is factored in.
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