Legends > Leaders

[MelroseHawkins]

The Legends division this year is a ton better than the Leaders division & it's not even close. At least this year & maybe the next couple. Ohio St is in flux & Penn St. is about as lost of a team as a college team can get. They have no identity on offense going between two QB's with different styles as well as offensive line problems, AGAIN! They seem to have O line issues on a yearly basis. Wisky is the only team in the Leaders that has got it going & could contend for a national championship.

Yes, Nebby took one in the groin last night, but one would be crazy to say they aren't formidable. Mich St is pretty strong & Michigan is scary crazy at moment & seem to be back as a championship caliber team. Iowa can continue to improve & be right in the mix with a young team which bodes well for the future.

So, even though the Leaders has Wisky who seems to be the cream-of-the-crop in the BIG this year, as a division as a whole, I think the Legends is clearly the better division right now.

 

[TecmoSuperHawk]

It is very one sided this year. Legends much better. But also no clear cut favorite. I could see Iowa, Nebraska, Michigan or Michigan State emerging from this division.

Leaders has the best overall team by a wide margin in Wisconsin and Illinois is decent, but mostly benefitting from 5 straight home games to start 5-0. This is Ohio State's worst team since the 2004 team and offensively much worse than that team. Penn State is staring at another 7-5 type season. Purdue and Indiana will fight for last place again.

 

[racerhawk]

Wisconsin has to be pretty happy with how things have worked out for them so far this year. They have a great transfer QB who didn't have to sit out a year because of the fluky rules regarding grad school and transfer rules. They are playing in a division that suddenly has a much weaker OSU. They're sitting in a division that is very winnable, and they have a very good team. They may run the table. Who knows? Illinois is decent, but...