***Official B1G In-Season Thread***
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Sure, now Illinois decides to play to their potential.
Michigan is now 9-3 in their last 12 games. And they've been outscored by 32 points in those 12 games. That is an insane statistic.
Sparty is gonna fvck around and win the B1G by 2-3 games and still not have anyone on the 1st or 2nd team All B1G.
Ken Pom Ratings on 3/3:
1. Michigan State (9th nationally)
2. Wisconsin (10th nationally)
3. Maryland (14th nationally)
4. Purdue (16th nationally)
5. Illinois (19th nationally)
6. UCLA (27th nationally)
7. Michigan (29th nationally)
8. Ohio State (32nd nationally)
9. Oregon (33rd nationally)
10. Indiana (43rd nationally)
11. Northwestern (47th nationally)
12. Nebraska (52nd nationally)
13. USC (62nd nationally)
14. Penn State (64th nationally)
15. Rutgers (69th nationally)
16. Iowa (73rd nationally)
17. Minnesota (89th nationally)
18. Washington (104th nationally)
1. Michigan State (9th nationally)
2. Wisconsin (10th nationally)
3. Maryland (14th nationally)
4. Purdue (16th nationally)
5. Illinois (19th nationally)
6. UCLA (27th nationally)
7. Michigan (29th nationally)
8. Ohio State (32nd nationally)
9. Oregon (33rd nationally)
10. Indiana (43rd nationally)
11. Northwestern (47th nationally)
12. Nebraska (52nd nationally)
13. USC (62nd nationally)
14. Penn State (64th nationally)
15. Rutgers (69th nationally)
16. Iowa (73rd nationally)
17. Minnesota (89th nationally)
18. Washington (104th nationally)
Why is Texas A&M 11 spots higher than Oregon?
TAMU is 20-9, Oregon is 21-8, Oregon beat them ooc ( I know not a direct data point), Oregon is 8-6 Q1 vs 6-7 for TAMU
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