An interesting Saturday saw champions crowned in each division and one team clinch a spot in the inaugural Big Ten title game. Northwestern also became bowl eligible for a school-record fifth season in a row. But what else did I learn this weekend?

Legends Division champ Michigan State moved up one spot, from No. 15 to No. 14, to pace the Big Ten in the latest BCS Standings, released Sunday night. Michigan and Wisconsin come in right behind the Spartans, at Nos. 15 and 16, respectively. No. 19 Penn State and No. 21 Nebraska round out the Big Ten teams ranked in the poll.

Every Sunday, BTN analyst Gerry DiNardo has made it a point to tweet some of his thoughts and impressions from Saturday’s Big Ten slate of action – a practice he’s appropriately coined Sunday Ruminations. You can find DiNardo on Twitter (@gerrydinardo). See his Week 12 Sunday Ruminations in this post.

The votes are in, and our viewers selected Michigan’s victory over Nebraska as our Big Ten Football Game of the Week. Catch the game again at 8 p.m. ET. The Wolverines cruised to victory in this one, thanks in large part to Denard Robinson and a stout defensive effort. The Michigan quarterback accounted for four touchdowns to bust out of a recent funk, and the defense limited the Huskers to 260 total yards. Don’t miss the game again tonight.

Following the action every Saturday, BTN.com senior writer Tom Dienhart breaks down what every game, every result means for the teams involved and the Big Ten itself. See Tom’s Week 12 Snap Reactions in this post.