Nebraska Football and the Big Ten?

I say:

Indiana

Ohio St.

Michigan

Michigan St.

Penn St.

Purdue

and

Illinois

Iowa

Minnesota

Nebraska

Northwestern

Wisconsin

But, who knows? This is the best way to keep down travel expenses which will be a large consideration.

I think North and South. North will consist of : Minnesota, Michigan, Michigan State, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Northwestern. South will be: Penn State, Ohio State, Nebraska, Purdue, Indiana, Illinois.

I know it sounds weird and everything, but you CANNOT put Michigan and Ohio State in the same conference because knowing the Big 10 there going to want to plan in the future for Michigan and Ohio State in the Big 10 championship it has to happen. It seems like the South will have all of these good teams but not really the North has alot of good teams as well. Wisconsin, Iowa, Northwestern, Michigan State and then theres your two crap teams =). But then yet again they might want to put Nebraska in the North conference so Ohio State and Nebraska have the chance to play each other in the championship game. I dont know about you but im excited for how this is going to play out

Why would they cry foul about that? If they were split up, it would be a rivalry game every other year, assuming Michigan doesn't return to its dominant state in college football. They like the annual way of working things. Plus, there will only be two divisions right now. It's only a 12 team conference in the 2011 season. So this is how I feel it'll be balanced the best:

Big 10 North:

Ohio State

Michigan

Wisconsin

Purdue

Northwestern

Minnesota

Big 10 South:

Penn State

Nebraska

Iowa

Illinois

Michigan State

Indiana

I think east and west would make things simple, but i couldn't stand it if my buckeyes didn't play michigan every year. Yes the east would be the dominant side if they put Penn St, Ohio St. and Mich. on the same side. Nebraska just left the big 12 north, the weakest of the two. Texas and Oklahoma put up with it for almost 20 years both big 12 south.

Actually Michigan and Ohio State will probably be paired together, so they can play each other at the end of the season. The hard part is what to do with Penn State. OSU, Michigan and Penn State in one division isn't really fair, since they are three of the 4 highest profile programs. My guess is they will do an East and a west, with hopes that ND will join and make it Nebraska, Iowa, ND and Wisconsin in the west, and OSU, Penn State, Michigan and MSU in the east.

During the press conference on Friday the Big Ten commissioner said they would work and divisions and schedules later this summer. I would divide the conference with 6 teams in the west and six teams in the east.

2012. pondering its a stupid idea to even evaluate growing a member of a no longer so large convention. you comprehend at the same time as the first nebraska-oklahoma sport change into performed? 1912. you at the same time as nebraska is meant to play OU again? 2012. with it being one hundred years considering that first sport. heavily isn't performed that 12 months likely. and what if Missouri declines their furnish to hitch? no more desirable video games for the Victory Bell. as a lot as i dont favor NU to hitch the large ten. I in simple terms imagine it change into one of those stupid idea to leave for money. what if the large Ten convention wont receives a fee as a lot after NU joins? what's going to NU say about their desision now??

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