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Six B1G teams have at least one loss, but which team's notch in the "L" column is most surprising?
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Six B1G teams have at least one loss, but which team's notch in the "L" column is most surprising?
As Week 3 approaches, Tom Dienhart has five football topics to either buy or sell, including Ohio State's passing improvement and Wisconsin's Best in West status.
Who wins Week 3 Big Ten football games? See BTN.com senior writer Tom Dienhart's Week 3 game predictions inside, plus cast your winners.
BTN.com senior writer Tom Dienhart caught up with Indiana WR Simmie Cobbs this week as he looked to fine-tune his game and get ready for Indiana’s next game, a visit from Georgia Southern on Sept. 23.
The Big Ten released its conference schedules for 2020 and 2021 on Tuesday afternoon. Let's take a look at each season's schedule, and highlight some of the interesting aspects.
Numbers, numbers, numbers. Who doesn’t like some good numbers to broaden their knowledge? BTN research guru Harold Shelton assembles some fascinating stats each week. And here is one for each team that will catch your eye.
Ohio State coach Urban Meyer said Monday his team still is somewhere between being angry and trying to move on after the loss to Oklahoma revealed glaring fundamental problems with quality of play as well as play-calling.
The third and final week of full-blown non-conference games is here. And, after last week’s strong lineup of game, this week’s slate lacks much pizzazz. The best game looks like Wisconsin’s trip to BYU, but this isn’t a vintage Cougar squad as it is struggling on offense.
The Big Ten office released its Week 2 players of the week on Monday, and Wisconsin RB Jonathan Taylor claimed co-offensive player and freshman of the week laurels. See all of the honorees and get select video highlights inside.
The Nittany Lions are using a revolving cadre of defenders to backstop one of the country's most explosive offenses. Through two games, Brent Pry has deployed 38 players and Penn State has allowed just one touchdown on 27 possessions.
