The Indiana football team unveiled a handful of new helmets Monday in a YouTube video that can be found at the bottom of this post. Let’s just say, the Hoosiers, who wore two helmets the last couple of years (No. 1; No. 2), will have plenty of options to consider every week this season.

Good news, Big Ten offensive players: Montee Ball is gone, meaning the conference’s scoring title is wide open. Ball, the 2011 Heisman Trophy finalist and 2012 Doak Walker Award Winner, ruled the category the last two seasons, scoring a combined 368 points. Now that Ball is in the NFL, who will assume the Big Ten scoring title? Tom Dienhart and Brent Yarina offer their picks in this post.

The Big Ten office announced the conference schedule for the 2015 football season today, which will consist of eight games for each of the Big Ten’s 14 teams before the conference moves to nine-game schedules in 2016. The 2015 schedule starts on Sept. 19 and will culminate with the fifth annual Big Ten Football Championship Game.

JC transfer Tanner McEvoy is primed to begin competing for the Wisconsin quarterback job. And, I can’t wait to check out the kid, who began his career at South Carolina. The dual-threat McEvoy is supposed to be a great fit for the Badgers offense.

It’s Monday, and that means it’s time to take a look at BTN.com’s top 10 most-read stories from the past week. See the entire list in this post.