Brent Yarina

Like many of us, Minnesota’s Dan Lehman enjoys a delicious frozen treat. Unlike some of us, Lehman doesn’t let 15-degree weather and snow get in the way of his enjoyment of said treat. Lehman, the team’s phone technician, was spotted eating a DQ Dilly Bar before the start of the third quarter of Minnesota’s game vs. No. 8 Ohio State on Saturday. He did the same last week, also in frigid temps. Clearly, Lehman is Minnesota tough.

Look around the college football landscape, and one won’t find a more unpredictable division than the Big Ten West. A case can be made for nearly every team, from Indy-regular Wisconsin to up-and-coming Purdue. In the end, in a division that figures to be deep and competitive, it could come down to the crossovers. This year, it’s the West’s turn to host two of the three games versus the East.

The 2019 MLB First-Year Player Draft kicked off Monday night and runs through Wednesday. [ MORE: Follow every pick with MLB.com’s draft tracker ] Indiana outfielder Matt Gorski was the first Big Ten name off the board, going in the second round to the Pittsburgh Pirates. Track all the Big Ten selections below. 2, 57. Indiana OF Matt Gorski, Pittsburgh Pirates CBB, 74. Michigan P Tommy Henry – Arizona Diamondbacks CBB, 77. Michigan P Karl Kauffmann – Colorado Rockies 3, 106.