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What Has Happened To The Big 10?

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When did Wisconsin become some significant program? They're an also-ran. Always have been, always will be. Sure they'll make a bowl game most every year, but dozens of teams do that.

So let me ask you this, what do you expect out of Wisconsin the rest of the year?

 

I expect them to beat the teams they are better than and lose to the teams they aren't.

I expect them to beat the teams they are better than and lose to the teams they aren't.

 

Novel concept right there....

B10 isn't good, is presented as good because that is the only way tOSU gets in a playoff, and tOSU couldn't even win the East of the SEC......much less the conference.

 

Penn St./Louisville fan here......and neither of them are very good either.

I think they lose 3 more.... @ Iowa, @ Michigan, & @ Penn State

Did you think that before the loss to BYU?

When did Wisconsin become some significant program? They're an also-ran. Always have been, always will be. Sure they'll make a bowl game most every year, but dozens of teams do that.

They are consistently 9-10 wins. I’m not saying they are an elite program or anything. I’m saying they are consistently a top 20 team.

They are consistently 9-10 wins. I’m not saying they are an elite program or anything. I’m saying they are consistently a top 20 team.

 

It's not hard getting to 9-10 wins each year when 90% of your schedule is against the bottom tier of D1...

I expect them to beat the teams they are better than and lose to the teams they aren't.

So they will lose 1-2 more games? Is 9-3, 10-2 not what I’ve said Wisconsin is?

Did you think that before the loss to BYU?

 

I thought they'd lose those 3 games from the beginning of the year.

So they will lose 1-2 more games? Is 9-3, 10-2 not what I’ve said Wisconsin is?

 

What are you even talking about?

 

We were debating how you can say Wisconsin is better than Miami right now after three games, but we can't say Miami is better than Wisconsin in the same amount of time. We were never debating what we thought Wisconsin's record would be.

It's not hard getting to 9-10 wins each year when 90% of your schedule is against the bottom tier of D1...

Then why don’t more teams do it? Why are other teams not consistently winning 9-10 games? There are not very many good teams in the B1G West. But if it’s so easy why has no one stepped up and copied what Wisconsin has done except for Iowa 1 year? It’s not that easy to win games every year in major college football no matter who your competition is.

I thought they'd lose those 3 games from the beginning of the year.

Then you agree the BYU loss doesn’t change what you thought of Wisconsin going into the season?

What are you even talking about?

 

We were debating how you can say Wisconsin is better than Miami right now after three games, but we can't say Miami is better than Wisconsin in the same amount of time. We were never debating what we thought Wisconsin's record would be.

I’m trying to figure out how good you think Wisconsin is?

I’m trying to figure out how good you think Wisconsin is?

 

Not as good as Miami.

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