Big 10 Win-Loss Records Since 2000

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RoamingHawk

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With the 2017 B1G 10 season in the books I thought I would post some Big 10 records. I always find it interesting to revisit win and loss records and perhaps some others will too.

2000-2017
1. Ohio St 121-34
2. Wisconsin 96-50
3. Michigan 92-54
4. Iowa 86-60
4. Penn St 86-60
6. Michigan St 79-67
7. Northwestern 71-75
8. Purdue 57-89
9. Minnesota 54-92
10. Illinois 40-106
11 Indiana 33-113

2010-2017
1. Ohio St 57-9
2. Wisconsin 52-14
3. Michigan St 47-19
4. Penn St 41-25
5. Michigan 39-27
6. Iowa 37-29
7. Nebraska 34-27
8. Northwestern 33-33
9. Minnesota 24-42
10. Purdue 16-50
11. Indiana 15-51
12. Illinois 14-52
13. Maryland 10-24
14. Rutgers 7-27

2000-2009
1. Ohio St 64-16
2. Michigan 53-27
3. Iowa 49-31
4. Penn St 45-35
5. Wisconsin 44-36
6. Purdue 41-39
7. Northwestern 38-42
8. Michigan St 32-48
9. Minnesota 30-50
10. Illinois 26-54
11. Indiana 18-62

2015-2017
1. Ohio St 23-3
2. Wisconsin 22-4
3. Penn St 19-7
4. Iowa 18-8
4. Michigan 18-8
4. Northwestern 18-8
7. Michigan St 15-11
8. Nebraska 12-14
9. Minnesota 9-17
10. Indiana 8-18
11. Maryland 6-20
11. Purdue 6-20
13. Illinois 4-22
13. Rutgers 4-22

2010-2014
1. Ohio St 34-6
2. Michigan St 32-8
3. Wisconsin 30-10
4. Nebraska 22-13
5. Penn St 22-18
6. Michigan 21-19
7. Iowa 19-21
8. Northwestern 15-25
8. Minnesota 15-25
10. Illinois 10-30
10. Purdue 10-30
12. Indiana 7-33

2005-2009
1. Ohio St 36-4
2. Penn St 29-11
3. Wisconsin 25-15
4. Iowa 22-18
5. Michigan 21-19
6. Northwetern 20-20
7. Purdue 17-23
8. Michigan St 16-24
9. Minnesota 13-27
10. Illinois 12-28
11. Indiana 9-31

2000-2004
1. Michigan 32-8
2. Ohio St 28-12
3. Iowa 27-13
4. Purdue 24-16
5. Wisconsin 19-21
6. Northwestern 18-22
7. Minnesota 17-23
8. Michigan St 16-24
8. Penn St 16-24
10. Illinois 14-26
11. Indiana 9-31
 
AreWeThereYet said:
With a average Big 10 offense Iowa could have won at least a dozen more games over the 2000 to 20017 span.
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Yes, Iowa always in the top half but I agree with others that since 2000 if the hawks had an average or top half offense like their defense they would have about 25 more wins in 18 years, maybe eve 36 or two more per year. Look at all the close game losses. And lets talk overall offense and scoring offense.

Look at the thread I started yesterday that shows Iowa being a relatively high scoring offense this year while being ranked so low in offense because they had three major high scoring blowout wins this year while scoring poorly in 5 other games.
 
RoamingHawk said:
With the 2017 B1G 10 season in the books I thought I would post some Big 10 records. I always find it interesting to revisit win and loss records and perhaps some others will too.

2000-2017
1. Ohio St 121-34
2. Wisconsin 96-50
3. Michigan 92-54
4. Iowa 86-60
4. Penn St 86-60
6. Michigan St 79-67
7. Northwestern 71-75
8. Purdue 57-89
9. Minnesota 54-92
10. Illinois 40-106
11 Indiana 33-113

2010-2017
1. Ohio St 57-9
2. Wisconsin 52-14
3. Michigan St 47-19
4. Penn St 41-25
5. Michigan 39-27
6. Iowa 37-29
7. Nebraska 34-27
8. Northwestern 33-33
9. Minnesota 24-42
10. Purdue 16-50
11. Indiana 15-51
12. Illinois 14-52
13. Maryland 10-24
14. Rutgers 7-27

2000-2009
1. Ohio St 64-16
2. Michigan 53-27
3. Iowa 49-31
4. Penn St 45-35
5. Wisconsin 44-36
6. Purdue 41-39
7. Northwestern 38-42
8. Michigan St 32-48
9. Minnesota 30-50
10. Illinois 26-54
11. Indiana 18-62

2015-2017
1. Ohio St 23-3
2. Wisconsin 22-4
3. Penn St 19-7
4. Iowa 18-8
4. Michigan 18-8
4. Northwestern 18-8
7. Michigan St 15-11
8. Nebraska 12-14
9. Minnesota 9-17
10. Indiana 8-18
11. Maryland 6-20
11. Purdue 6-20
13. Illinois 4-22
13. Rutgers 4-22

2010-2014
1. Ohio St 34-6
2. Michigan St 32-8
3. Wisconsin 30-10
4. Nebraska 22-13
5. Penn St 22-18
6. Michigan 21-19
7. Iowa 19-21
8. Northwestern 15-25
8. Minnesota 15-25
10. Illinois 10-30
10. Purdue 10-30
12. Indiana 7-33

2005-2009
1. Ohio St 36-4
2. Penn St 29-11
3. Wisconsin 25-15
4. Iowa 22-18
5. Michigan 21-19
6. Northwetern 20-20
7. Purdue 17-23
8. Michigan St 16-24
9. Minnesota 13-27
10. Illinois 12-28
11. Indiana 9-31

2000-2004
1. Michigan 32-8
2. Ohio St 28-12
3. Iowa 27-13
4. Purdue 24-16
5. Wisconsin 19-21
6. Northwestern 18-22
7. Minnesota 17-23
8. Michigan St 16-24
8. Penn St 16-24
10. Illinois 14-26
11. Indiana 9-31
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how do things change if you include 1999?
 
HawkeyeWalker said:
Very possibly 3-4 more this year alone.
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You still lose some of those games even so. Also, average over 17 seasons doesn't mean average every year. You still have ups and downs.

Iowa's offense has been clearly below average over 17 years. The defense has been well above average over the same span.
 
AreWeThereYet said:
You still lose some of those games even so. Also, average over 17 seasons doesn't mean average every year. You still have ups and downs.

Iowa's offense has been clearly below average over 17 years. The defense has been well above average over the same span.
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I think 3-4 this year is hyperbole but I don't think 1-1.5 per year over Kirk's tenure is wrong. Some seasons we had decent offenses and you likely don't win more games those years. But years we were in the 80-120 range I think you would get 2 so it would average out.

And I've said it on this forum on and twitter and to coworkers that THIS is why I'm kind of tapped out on Ferentz. THIS is why the 2015 good will is already burned through for me. Because our offense is more often than not inept to the point of being frustrating and painful to watch. I'm just over it.

I'm ready for something new and exciting. It doesn't have to be air raid, basketball on grass. There is a grand canyon wide gulf between where we're at and those kinds of offenses. Pick a point somewhere closer to the middle and I'd probably be happy.

And someone joked about 2000-2017 being rebuilding years but it doesn't feel like much of a joke to me. It feels like the pieces never fall together at once and there is always an excuse. AIRBHG, turnover at a non-skill position, worse WR corps in the B1G, etc. If we are mediocre again next year it will be because we lost our line backing corps. There will be some excuse why we're 6-6 to 8-4 AGAIN. EVERY FUCKING YEAR.
 
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