Wolverines of course

Ohio St. only has one loss.

By the way folks, that is the Big Ten Record in Parenthesis.

 

Remember, only conference record determines the conference winner.

Ohio St. only has one loss.

My bad, I am so happy that they lost to Wisconsin that I put them down for 2 losses...I wish I could edit that.

'sconsin

Northwestern!

 

Ok, maybe not. I say Michigan.

'sconsin

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Donna Schlala, former president of Wisconsin and now Miami president, sends a big thank you

The Ohio State University

Wolverines of course

Hell no, MSU will!

 

Lol, as much as I like them (can't stand Smoker tho), I doubt they will, but I can dream!

Uh, there's gonna be a tie. Where's that option.

Here's how I see it breaking down. Cannibalism that is the Big Ten

 

 

Wisconsin

L  Sat, Oct 18    Purdue 
W  Sat, Oct 25    at Northwestern
W  Sat, Nov 8    at Minnesota
W  Sat, Nov 15    Michigan State
L  Sat, Nov 22    Iowa

Michigan St

W  Sat, Oct 18    at Minnesota
W  Sat, Nov 1    Michigan
L  Sat, Nov 8    at Ohio State
L  Sat, Nov 15    at Wisconsin
W  Sat, Nov 22    Penn State

Purdue

W  Sat, Oct 18    at Wisconsin  
L  Sat, Oct 25    at Michigan  
W  Sat, Nov 1 Northwestern  
W  Sat, Nov 8    Iowa  
L  Sat, Nov 15    at Ohio State  
W  Sat, Nov 22    at Indiana  


Michigan

W  Sat, Oct 18    Illinois
W  Sat, Oct 25    Purdue
L  Sat, Nov 1 at Michigan State
W  Sat, Nov 15    at Northwestern
W  Sat, Nov 22    Ohio State

Minnesota

L  Sat, Oct 18    Michigan State
W  Sat, Oct 25    at Illinois
W  Sat, Nov 1    Indiana
L  Sat, Nov 8    Wisconsin
L  Sat, Nov 15    at Iowa

Iowa

W  Sat, Oct 18    at Ohio State
W  Sat, Oct 25    Penn State
W  Sat, Nov 1    Illinois
L  Sat, Nov 8    at Purdue
W  Sat, Nov 15    Minnesota
W  Sat, Nov 22    at Wisconsin

Ohio St

L  Sat, Oct 18    Iowa
W  Sat, Oct 25    at Indiana
W  Sat, Nov 1    at Penn State
W  Sat, Nov 8    Michigan State
W  Sat, Nov 15    Purdue
L  Sat, Nov 22    at Michigan

 

The final standings would look like this:

Michigan St....(6-2)

Wisconsin......(6-2)

Michigan.......(6-2)

Purdue.........(6-2)

Iowa...........(6-2)

Ohio St........(5-3)

Minnesota......(4-4)

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sweet, a tax writeoff that costs me nothing!

Ahh the Big 10 the third or fourth best football conference in the country.

 

Wisconsin their not bad their bad-ger

In my opinion the Big Ten and the Big XII are the best football conferences overall, both conferences seem to field pretty high level talent teams who beat each other, though i would probably put the Big XII a step above the Big Ten just because their cupcake teams are actually winning games and they have the best team in the country, Oklahoma

In my opinion the Big Ten and the Big XII are the best football conferences overall, both conferences seem to field pretty high level talent teams who beat each other, though i would probably put the Big XII a step above the Big Ten just because their cupcake teams are actually winning games and they have the best team in the country, Oklahoma

It was ironic last year the Football champ came from the Big 10 and the Basketball from the Big XII

 

I can say this Football is huge in this neck of the woods (Texas) my son's High School stadium seats like 10,000 and will be sold out throught the HS playoffs.

 

I couldn't even do justice to the Oklahoma-UT and UT-A&M games. Those games make the Bears-Packers seem like a Sunday picnic game of two hand touch.

I wonder who I voted for. I say it's either State or Iowa.

Here's how I see it breaking down.  Cannibalism that is the Big Ten

 

 

Wisconsin

L  Sat, Oct 18    Purdue 
W  Sat, Oct 25    at Northwestern
W  Sat, Nov 8    at Minnesota
W  Sat, Nov 15    Michigan State
L  Sat, Nov 22    Iowa

Michigan St

W  Sat, Oct 18    at Minnesota
W  Sat, Nov 1    Michigan
L  Sat, Nov 8    at Ohio State
L  Sat, Nov 15    at Wisconsin
W  Sat, Nov 22    Penn State

Purdue

W  Sat, Oct 18    at Wisconsin  
L  Sat, Oct 25    at Michigan  
W  Sat, Nov 1 Northwestern  
W  Sat, Nov 8    Iowa  
L  Sat, Nov 15    at Ohio State  
W  Sat, Nov 22    at Indiana  


Michigan

W  Sat, Oct 18    Illinois
W  Sat, Oct 25    Purdue
L  Sat, Nov 1 at Michigan State
W  Sat, Nov 15    at Northwestern
W  Sat, Nov 22    Ohio State

Minnesota

L  Sat, Oct 18    Michigan State
W  Sat, Oct 25    at Illinois
W  Sat, Nov 1    Indiana
L  Sat, Nov 8    Wisconsin
L  Sat, Nov 15    at Iowa

Iowa

W  Sat, Oct 18    at Ohio State
W  Sat, Oct 25    Penn State
W  Sat, Nov 1    Illinois
L  Sat, Nov 8    at Purdue
W  Sat, Nov 15    Minnesota
W  Sat, Nov 22    at Wisconsin

Ohio St

L  Sat, Oct 18    Iowa
W  Sat, Oct 25    at Indiana
W  Sat, Nov 1    at Penn State
W  Sat, Nov 8    Michigan State
W  Sat, Nov 15    Purdue
L  Sat, Nov 22    at Michigan

 

The final standings would look like this:

Michigan St....(6-2)

Wisconsin......(6-2)

Michigan.......(6-2)

Purdue.........(6-2)

Iowa...........(6-2)

Ohio St........(5-3)

Minnesota......(4-4)

that would be INSANE

Off the post above, too long to quote.

 

I can't see Ohio State topping MSU. I think Michigan or Minnesota have a better shot than Ohio State.

My pick from the start was Purdue(after I found out that Clarett was going to miss the entire season). The are really the sleeper in the bunch(considering they have gotten little attention), but they COULD very easily be undeafed if they didn't fall asleep against Bowling Green. They have the top defense in the Big Ten(yes if better then Ohio States) and a very good offense to back them up. Orton is probably the 2nd best QB in the confrence behind Smoker, and the running game has been a pleasant surprise. They also have a very good coach in Joe Tiller. The only thing they have against them is arguable the toughest schedule of the contenders with games AT Wisconsin, Michigan, and Ohio State. Those are some tough road games, but I think Purdue is the MOST BALANCED of the contenders and could find themselves in the Rose Bowl if they can find a way to win 2 out of those 3 tough road games.

 

Wisconsin - has the top offense in the confrence(with a healthy Davis), but their D is just too inconsistant

 

Michgan St - is probably the 2nd biggest sleeper in the confrence, and with Smoker at QB they have a chance in every game

 

Michigan - probably has the most talent of the contenders, but something seems to be missing. Perry isn't as good as his start showed and I still question Navarre.

 

Minnesota - gained a lot of respect from me after the Michigan game that they SHOULD HAVE WON. There running game is very dangerous and their QB(who has been in the league since I was in grade school it seems) is very solid. I question their defense.

 

Iowa - looks good one week and then looks bad the next. I don't think they have enough offensive firepower to win the division.

 

Ohio St. - with Clarett this team wins the Big Ten, without him they just don't have enough offense to beat the better teams.

I dont even know why I voted in this poll since Im not a college Football fan, I think any poll I see I most vote in it, I think its a disease I have

It was ironic last year the Football champ came from the Big 10 and the Basketball from the Big XII

 

I can say this Football is huge in this neck of the woods (Texas) my son's High School stadium seats like 10,000 and will be sold out throught the HS playoffs.

 

I couldn't even do justice to the Oklahoma-UT and UT-A&M games. Those games make the Bears-Packers seem like a Sunday picnic game of two hand touch.

Tex....Syracuse plays in the Big East, and they won it all last year.

 

The NCAA basketball runner up, Kansas, does play in the Big XII though.