The Boilermakers' big three were good enough, but didn't have enough help. So they couldn't slam the door shut like they did previously against Michigan.

Tuesday's results around the Big Ten made the conference regular-season race a lot more interesting. Michigan toppled first-place Purdue 75-73. The result pushed the Wolverines into the conference's top spot and created a seesaw effect between the two teams.

Purdue attempted 13 more shots but Michigan outscored Purdue 18 to six at the foul line. Danny Wolf had 15 points and nine rebounds as Michigan got balanced scoring for its fifth straight win. Michigan’s last six victories have come by four points or fewer.