ACC/Big Ten Challenge 2022: Men's Scores, Highlights and Reaction from Wednesday

The ACC/Big Ten Challenge will reach its conclusion on Wednesday night.

The ACC entered the evening with a 5-3 lead, but bragging rights were still up for grabs with six more matchups on the schedule.

Here's a look at the results followed by a deeper dive into the action from Wednesday:

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Monday's Games

• Virginia Tech 67, Minnesota 57
• Pittsburgh 87, Northwestern 58

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Tuesday's Games

• Maryland 79, Louisville 54
• Clemson 101, Penn State 94 (double OT)
• Illinois 73, Syracuse 44
• Iowa 81, Georgia Tech 65
• Wake Forest 78, Wisconsin 75
• Virginia 70, Michigan 68

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Wednesday's Games

• Duke 81, Ohio State 72
• Purdue 79, Florida State 69
• Miami 66, Rutgers 61
• Nebraska 88, Boston College 67
• Indiana 77, North Carolina 65
• Notre Dame 70, Michigan State 52

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Head coach Mike Woodson has No. 10 Indiana off to its first 7-0 start since the 2019-20 season after a 77-65 victory over No. 18 North Carolina in one of the marquee games in the ACC-Big Ten Challenge.

Trayce Jackson-Davis and Xavier Johnson both scored at least 20 points in the win. Jackson-Davis added 10 rebounds, four assists and four blocks.

Since starting the season 5-0, North Carolina has lost three straight games. The offense was held to 33.9 percent shooting from the field and made just five of 18 three-point attempts.

No. 5 Purdue got the Big Ten off to a strong start during the early slate with a 10-point win over Florida State. Zach Edey powered the Boilermakers with a game-high 25 points in the victory.

Purdue improved to 7-0 this year and overcame strong showings from Florida State's Darin Green Jr. (23 points) and Matthew Cleveland (20 points). However, the Big Ten's success came to a quick halt.

No. 17 Duke took down No. 25 Ohio State 81-72. Five players scored in double figures for the Blue Devils, led by Kyle Filipowski's 16 points.

Zed Key led Ohio State with 21 points, but the Buckeyes got just nine points from their bench players. It was a strong bounce-back performance for Duke after its 19-point loss to Purdue on Sunday.

Miami continued the ACC's winning ways with a five-point win over Rutgers. The Hurricanes trailed by as many as 11 points in the second half before mounting a furious comeback and outscoring the Scarlet Knights 19-5 over the final 8:20.

Jordan Miller and Norchad Omier led Miami with 17 points apiece and combined for 19 boards off the bench, while Isaiah Wong added 16 points.