December 13, 201015 yr http://msn.foxsports.com/collegefootball/story/Big-Ten-Conference-divisions-named-Leaders-and-Legends-121310?gt1=39002 Got to say I don't mind the "Legends" division...but "Leaders"??? Also, the new logo isn't making me jump up and down either.
December 13, 201015 yr "Legends" and "leaders" seems a little weird to me, almost like a pee wee football division name...
December 13, 201015 yr Author It was almost impossible to do it geographically (North-South or East-West). Figured they wouldn't do something along the lines of American-National.
December 13, 201015 yr "Legends" and "leaders" seems a little weird to me, almost like a pee wee football division name... Legends is fine. Leaders is just stupid. And that logo, what the heck is that? I was expecting something flashy and I think they just used some text effect stuff in Microsoft Word to generate that.
December 13, 201015 yr It was almost impossible to do it geographically (North-South or East-West). Figured they wouldn't do something along the lines of American-National. Why? It seemed like a west division of Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Northwestern, and Nebraska along with an east division of Michigan, Michigan State, Indiana, Purdue, Ohio State, and Penn State would have worked just fine. Iowa, Wisconsin, and Nebraska are the big names in one, while Michigan, Ohio State, and Penn State are the big names in the other. But instead they will have confusion over divisions (just like the ACC) from now on.
December 14, 201015 yr Laughable, just like most everything else about the Big10, errr... 11..... err 12??
December 14, 201015 yr Author Why? It seemed like a west division of Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Northwestern, and Nebraska along with an east division of Michigan, Michigan State, Indiana, Purdue, Ohio State, and Penn State would have worked just fine. Iowa, Wisconsin, and Nebraska are the big names in one, while Michigan, Ohio State, and Penn State are the big names in the other. But instead they will have confusion over divisions (just like the ACC) from now on. What I was saying was that based upon the divisions that they had already created, it'd be hard to assign a designation according to geography. It wouldn't seem right for Wisconsin to be in an "East" division (because of Penn State, Ohio State, etc.)...or have Michigan in the "West" (because of Nebraska, Iowa, etc.)
December 14, 201015 yr What I was saying was that based upon the divisions that they had already created, it'd be hard to assign a designation according to geography. It wouldn't seem right for Wisconsin to be in an "East" division (because of Penn State, Ohio State, etc.)...or have Michigan in the "West" (because of Nebraska, Iowa, etc.) I actually understood after I had posted but it was too late to edit. Sorry about that CSF!
December 14, 201015 yr Doesn't matter what you call them. Just make sure there is room for Ohio State's name on the trophy.
December 14, 201015 yr Author Sounds dorky to me. Won't necessarily argue with you there MC. But, curious...what other alternatives should have been considered...especially considering the fact that the divisions themselves were already aligned.
December 14, 201015 yr Author Doesn't matter what you call them. Just make sure there is room for Ohio State's name on the trophy. :thumb::thumb:
December 15, 201015 yr Simply awful. Way off topic, but I heard a snippet of a Joe Paterno radio interview from the weekend with a Pennsylvania radio station. It was sad to hear and incredulous at the same time. He couldn't hear what the guy on the radio was saying... I would think he is close to stepping down.
December 15, 201015 yr Simply awful. Way off topic, but I heard a snippet of a Joe Paterno radio interview from the weekend with a Pennsylvania radio station. It was sad to hear and incredulous at the same time. He couldn't hear what the guy on the radio was saying... I would think he is close to stepping down. It was actually a Tampa radio station. It was so bad it almost seemed like a joke but you knew it wasn't.
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