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Those pesky, 100% biased computer rankings had Miss. State, Ole Miss, Alabama, Auburn ranked 1-4 going into this week. Disgusting that they can be so blinded by conference affiliation. http://www.masseyratings.com/cf/compare.htm

You would have a point if unbiased computers didn't view things the same way. Ole Miss, Miss State and Auburn will be top-5 teams in almost any ranking you find. As a conference, the Big Ten didn't win any of their 5 matchups against current Top 25 teams. The SEC won 3 of 4. On the other end of...

A tiebreaker, eh? No obvious picks here, but there hasn't been enough improvement to MSU's offense to warrant the upset. Week 16: Ohio State Buckeyes

Week 1: UCLA Week 2: Michigan State Week 3: Northwestern Week 4: Baylor Week 5: Missouri Week 6: Texas Tech Week 7: Houston Week 8: Miami Week 9: Oregon Week 10: Northern Illinois Week 11: Florida State Week 12: Alabama Week 13: Fresno State Week 14: Ohio State That's all she wrote.

Week 1: UCLA Week 2: Michigan State Week 3: Northwestern Week 4: Baylor Week 5: Missouri Week 6: Texas Tech Week 7: Houston Week 8: Miami Week 9: Oregon Week 10: Northern Illinois Week 11: Florida State Week 12: Alabama Week 13: Fresno State

Week 1: UCLA Week 2: Michigan State Week 3: Northwestern Week 4: Baylor Week 5: Missouri Week 6: Texas Tech Week 7: Houston Week 8: Miami Week 9: Oregon Week 10: Northern Illinois Week 11: Florida State Week 12: Alabama

Re: Bad Clock Mgm?? You knew for sure PUrdue wasnt going for it at end of first half Purdue isn't obligated to punt just because Iowa is willing to run the clock down. The offense would have been sent out if they had any desire to do so.

Re: Bad Clock Mgm?? You knew for sure PUrdue wasnt going for it at end of first half Purdue wasn't going for it. And they could have called their own timeout if that was their intention.

Then take the knee and run out the clock. You can't have it both ways.

Explained - Why is the Army Flag Patch Reversed?

Week 1: UCLA Week 2: Michigan State Week 3: Northwestern Week 4: Baylor Week 5: Missouri Week 6: Texas Tech Week 7: Houston Week 8: Miami Week 9: Oregon Week 10: Northern Illinois Week 11: Florida State

Week 1: UCLA Week 2: Michigan State Week 3: Northwestern Week 4: Baylor Week 5: Missouri Week 6: Texas Tech Week 7: Houston Week 8: Miami Week 9: Oregon Week 10: Northern Illinois

Nope. Division titles are based on overall B1G record; division games are simply of more importance because of the tie-breaker rules. In order to win the division, Iowa needs to win out, Michigan needs to win all it's games (excluding the Iowa game), and Michigan State drops one of their last...

Week 1: UCLA Week 2: Michigan State Week 3: Northwestern Week 4: Baylor Week 5: Missouri Week 6: Texas Tech Week 7: Houston Week 8: Miami Week 9: Oregon meh...

Were you penciling in Iowa for a BCS bowl? That's the only reason Iowa would need to be concerned with being in the Top 25. Even with a win today, this team wouldn't nationally relevant; Iowa wins, the country mocks at the Big Ten, we don't crack the Top 25.

Week 1: UCLA Week 2: Michigan State Week 3: Northwestern Week 4: Baylor Week 5: Missouri Week 6: Texas Tech Week 7: Houston Week 8: Miami

The "SEC is overrated" comments and comparisons between their parity to that of the B1G is angering. The unbiased computer rankings back up the human polls. The "SEC plays a cupcake non-con schedule" rants are even worse. SEC Non-con games against the Top 25: Florida @ #10 Miami Florida vs. #5...

In Big Ten Country: Illinois over Cincinnati UCLA over Nebraska Indiana over Penn State Elsewhere: NDSU over Kansas State Washington State over USC Miami over Florida West Virginia over Oklahoma State

Week 1: UCLA Week 2: Michigan State Week 3: Northwestern Week 4: Baylor Week 5: Missouri Week 6: Texas Tech Week 7: Houston

Week 1: UCLA Week 2: Michigan State Week 3: Northwestern Week 4: Baylor Week 5: Missouri Week 6: Texas Tech