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How can you have watched the offense of the last several years and not say it's self-inflicted. There's a reason QB and WR recruiting has gone in the crapper. Then you follow up with the predictable extreme straw man. Nobody suggests we're going to get "a bunch of 5 star recruits". Just some...

That's what Co-Champion means. More than one team shared the title. In a word, Duh. If the B1G said "Neither gets a trophy" you'd have a better point.

It's not what I think. The conference issued a trophy to the both/all teams that finished in first place. You'll have to take it up with the B1G office.

Two different situations and you know it. One is a head to head single game, one the season conference title based on overall record. When two teams finish with identical records and don't play head-to-head they are considered Co-Champions. Pull up a list of B1G football Champs. You don't see...

So nobody won the conference those years? B.S.

Not big enough. Parking and traffic would be a nightmare

There's a lot of reach in the piece. Penn St losing does very little for Iowa. One could just as easily argue that it makes things tougher as PSU won't overlook the Iowa game. Nothing changes. Iowa still has to win out to make the playoff.

another crap piece from a student-journalist at SI.COM

The problem is not a lack of suites. It's the distance between the playing floor and the seating and all the aisles at ground level.

suites aren't the answer. Getting the seats closer to the floor is. Good luck with that, The bowl design was inherently flawed. Only solution is to rip out and lower the floor. That ain't happenin'

Good luck getting students there

They should have rebuilt on the original Field House site. It was perfect. As it stands a good location isn't available and CHA is a dump

This is the problem. We make the defense's job easy for them by not challenging over the top. You have to do that periodically.

"Downfield" What's that?

Going through the motions

and yet, it ends up on SI.com

Journalism continues its sharp downward trend

Please.

SI, another once great publication that's now...well, not so great.