Dividing the Big Ten

[jwesh]

Any Predictions?

I think it will be

Division A: Michigan, Nebraska, Iowa, Michigan State, Northwestern, Illinois,

Division B: Ohio State, Penn State, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Indiana, Purdue


I I thought NU and PSU would be in a division together but with all the leaks about OSU and Michigan split it does not sound like that will happen.

 

[iruletheskool]

i've seen some division models that have pods too and think i prefer those

 

[HuskerFan8807]

the way you have it Jwesh is how i predict it will end up being! It makes teh most sense, rep for u

 

[jwesh]

Someone on those other boards is saying Lansing Michigan radio is saying divisions are out. But I cant find it anywhere on the net

 

[jwesh]

According to NPSE they are out


• Michigan, Nebraska, Iowa, Michigan State, Northwestern and Minnesota.

• And Ohio State, Penn State, Wisconsin, Purdue, Indiana and Illinois.

 

[Red_Alert]

Looks good if that's the case

 

[jedburks]

The guaranteed crossover game for Nebraska every year is Penn St. That will probably be the thanksgiving game.

 

[corn train]

the Big 10 is salivating that OSU and UM will be able to play twice a year, but MU will need to win to do that so it might be awhile before that dream comes true.
We'll see the regular season game between the to go to shit, like NU and OU did. Not because the rivalry between schools was any less bitter, but the winner of that game isn't guaranteed to go to the title game now, conference or otherwise, so now it won't mean as much if one team or the other is in a down year. But boy do they hate each other, that will always be there.

I excited about playing most all of the Big 10 teams, but not so much of possibly being chained to the Rose Bowl every year against the Pac 10

 

[corn train]

the Big 10 is salivating that OSU and UM will be able to play twice a year, but MU will need to win to do that so it might be awhile before that dream comes true.
We'll see the regular season game between the to go to shit, like NU and OU did. Not because the rivalry between schools was any less bitter, but the winner of that game isn't guaranteed to go to the title game now, conference or otherwise, so now it won't mean as much if one team or the other is in a down year. But boy do they hate each other, that will always be there.

I excited about playing most all of the Big 10 teams, but not so much of possibly being chained to the Rose Bowl every year against the Pac 10

wow, too bad I can't spell very well. The heat has fried my brain here