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Maryland has a 9-11 record since joining the Big Ten, but its coaching woes have been distracting.
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Maryland has a 9-11 record since joining the Big Ten, but its coaching woes have been distracting.
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Perennial powerhouse Ohio State, currently ranked No. 2, will enter a hostile Madison environment Saturday.
Rutgers football does not have a long history with the Big Ten, having joined the conference for its first season last year.
Ohio State has been a bit of a disappointment this year. Sure, they’re still undefeated and No. 1 in both rankings, but a worrying number of games in which they failed to pull away early has created a sense that they are this year’s Florida State, a defending champ sleepwalking through the regular season and waiting to get exposed by a plucky upstart in the College Football Playoff.
It was a rather uneventful Week 8 for the Big Ten. Ohio State and Michigan State both kept their undefeated records intact, Penn State edged past Maryland and Bart Houston laid the foundation for his 2016 Heisman campaign by helping Wisconsin best Illinois.
1. Houston to the rescue
There’s a reason football players and coaches at every level refer to third down as the “money down.” It’s the down that keeps drives and games alive and gives defenses the opportunity to get off of the field.
Sojourn Shelton and the rest of UW’s secondary is charged with containing Leonte Carroo.
Football is a team sport, but sometimes one player can have a game-changing impact on their team. As much as redshirt senior wide receiver Alex Erickson has carried the Wisconsin (3-1 Big Ten, 6-2 overall) passing game, Rutgers’ (1-3, 3-4) offense has really lived and died through the hands of their senior wide receiver, when he’s been able to play.