Watch: Iowa football debuts new 'First Quarter Wave' gameday tradition
They "Jump Around" between the third and fourth quarters at Camp Randall Stadium. And, starting this season, they wave between the first and second quarters at Kinnick Stadium.
They "Jump Around" between the third and fourth quarters at Camp Randall Stadium. And, starting this season, they wave between the first and second quarters at Kinnick Stadium.
One week is in the books. And it was a successful one for the Big Ten, which was handed just two non-conference defeats (Rutgers vs. No. 8 Washington & Purdue vs. No. 16 Louisville) and had two big wins by Michigan and Maryland. Here is a look at the Best of Week 1.
Nothing changes near the top of BTN.com senior writer Tom Dienhart's Big Ten Power Rankings, presented by ArcelorMittal. But Maryland is upwardly mobile after that eye-popping win at No. 23 Texas.
Week 1 came and went with one upset, as Maryland toppled No. 23 Texas, 51-41, in Austin, Texas. See how BTN.com senior writer Tom Dienhart and Big Ten fans fared on their Week 1 game predictions below.
Nebraska needed a stop on the game's final play Saturday to seal a 43-36 victory over Arkansas State in the Huskers' home opener.
Purdue gave Heisman Trophy winner Lamar Jackson and No. 16 Louisville all they could handle in Indianapolis, but the Cardinals escaped with a 35-28 victory.
Quarterback Clayton Thorson scored two touchdowns in the final six minutes and Northwestern beat Nevada 31-20 in Saturday's opener for both teams.
Illinois won its 20th consecutive home opener Saturday, narrowly escaping Ball State with a 24-21 comeback victory.
Penn State's high octane offense from last season returned Saturday in a season-opening 52-0 blowout of Akron.
Tyson Smith's pick-six for Michigan State highlighted a 35-10 blowout of Bowling Green Saturday at Spartan Stadium.
