I’m suspicious, maybe it’s time to check the refs bank account?

IMO the best way the schedule BIG 10 games would use a 4 quadrant divisions system, each with 4 teams. Rutgers and Maryland will have a different scheduling system

Each team would have games scheduled against the other teams within their quadrant every season. Each quadrant would rotate which quadrant they play every year on a 4 year cycle.

Rutgers and Maryland would alternate back and forth between scheduling against Quadrants 1 and 3 one year, and quadrants 2 and 4 the next.

Quadrant 1: Ohio State, Penn State, Michigan, Michigan State

Quadrant 2: Indiana, Purdue, Illinois, Northwestern

Quadrant 3: UCLA, USC, Washington,

Oregon Quadrant 4: Minnesota, Nebraska, Wisconsin, lowa

No Quadrant: Rutgers and Maryland

For example, Oregon would play 3 games within their quadrant and would play against another quadrant based on the annual rotation (let's say quadrant 1) and would play 1 non quadrant team (let's say Maryland). They would also play a game against one randomized conference opponer they aren't scheduled against.

Is this likely to get my account banned? I’m in SoCal and my dad will be in Denver two weeks and watch to use my account to watch/replays of the ucla basketball team. Currently registered on my laptop and our smart tv.

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The Big Ten West Memorial Week 10 Standings

1-T. Illinois 2-0

1-T. Wisconsin 2-0

1-T. Iowa 2-0

4. Nebraska 1-1

5. Minnesota 0-1

6. Northwestern 0-2

7. Purdue 0-3

Week 10 Matchups:

Wisconsin @ Iowa

Minnesota @ Illinois

Northwestern @ Purdue

These will be our last Big Ten West games until Week 13.

The No. 13 Indiana Hoosiers are searching to remain perfect this season, but will Michigan State have something to say about that?

https://www.collegefootballdawgs.com/post/michigan-state-spartans-look-to-play-spoiler-at-home

Week 9 Power Rankings:

Things at the top are changing! Ohio State falls to #4 after a close win over Nebraska, which has got to be their lowest ranking in years. Penn State, Indiana, and Ohio State are all neck-and-neck, however, with Illinois enjoying a comfortable 5th place. After that, things get messy. A few near-ties in there, with Michigan/Wisconsin, USC/Michigan State, and UCLA/Northwestern all essentially tied. This season, like most B1G seasons, seems likely to stay super weird in the middle of the pack. The question is: Will anything weird happen at the top?

...Aside from, you know, Indiana being good.

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I feel like four teams is pretty possible with Oregon, Ohio State, Penn State, and Indiana getting in. Maybe a very outside shot at a 10-2 Illinois getting consideration. Do you think every team from the B1G has to go 11-1 to get in? I feel like there’s going to be clear SEC bias for the at large teams.

Does anybody have any idea when the Big Ten will release the 2025 football schedule? I know we got 2024's around this time in 2023, but haven't seen any rumors on when it will officially release.

B1G October football is already over? Man, that's crazy. Anyway, go vote!

BLURBERS, BLURB ME!