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What Has Happened To The Big 10?

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Seven losses to unranked OOC teams. First time in conference history. I know Maryland and Rutgers are weak sisters. But some of these losses are head scratchers.

 

A one week aberration, or is the conference weaker than many of us thought?

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The worst of the P5 conferences this year, and it's not close IMO.

The worst of the P5 conferences this year, and it's not close IMO.

The ACC?

I'm not buying it; they aren't as good as people were making them out to be at the beginning of the year, but it's still a good conference. Now the ACC, that is ugly.

I'm not buying it; they aren't as good as people were making them out to be at the beginning of the year, but it's still a good conference. Now the ACC, that is ugly.

 

I'm interested to hear how if the Big 10 is still a good conference, the ACC is "ugly"...

VaTech

Clemson

Boston College

Miami (FL)

 

Those four are all solid teams. Jury is still out on Syracuse, NC State, Louisville and Duke.

 

Lots more depth IMO in the ACC than the B1G.

I just am curious how you all measure conferences? Not that any of this matters, but I measure it by the number of good teams. There are still more good teams in the Big 10 than the ACC, Pac 12, and Big 12.

I just am curious how you all measure conferences? Not that any of this matters, but I measure it by the number of good teams. There are still more good teams in the Big 10 than the ACC, Pac 12, and Big 12.

 

No, there's really not.

 

Who are you considering good in the B1G?

Y’all need to stay up and watch more football games. Some of these assertions are baseless.

I just am curious how you all measure conferences? Not that any of this matters, but I measure it by the number of good teams. There are still more good teams in the Big 10 than the ACC, Pac 12, and Big 12.

 

I'll give you 4 "good" teams in the B1G. Ohio State, Penn State (although IMO they're a fraud), Michigan, and Wisconsin. Iowa is a toss-up right now.

No, there's really not.

 

Who are you considering good in the B1G?

Ohio State and Penn State are great teams. Wisconsin, Michigan, Michigan State, and Iowa are solid teams. Minnesota is a decent team, Maryland wiped the field with the 4th best team in the Big 12.

I'm interested to hear how if the Big 10 is still a good conference, the ACC is "ugly"...

 

I'd still take Michigan State, Michigan, Wisconsin, Penn State, and Ohio State over Clemson, Va Tech, Miami, and BC. I see your point but I think the BIG 10 is still better. Clemson will play an entire ACC schedule with only one ranked conference opponent. BC

I'd still take Michigan State, Michigan, Wisconsin, Penn State, and Ohio State over Clemson, Va Tech, Miami, and BC. I see your point but I think the BIG 10 is still better. Clemson will play an entire ACC schedule with only one ranked conference opponent. BC

If BC is still ranked then. They play Miami, VT, and Clemson 3 weeks in a row.

I'd still take Michigan State, Michigan, Wisconsin, Penn State, and Ohio State over Clemson, Va Tech, Miami, and BC. I see your point but I think the BIG 10 is still better. Clemson will play an entire ACC schedule with only one ranked conference opponent. BC

 

ACC likely goes 3-1 in that scenario, if not 4-0.

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