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This is coming from a guy who thinks the Big 12 is really tough. Hey, did Iowa State win the national title yet? Or did they do exactly what I told you they'd do under a Dan McCarney-coached team? They proved me right, TWICE.
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Don't tell me you predicted that they would beat Iowa, did you?
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Post by deliverance »

No, but Texas will win the national championship. Just wait and see. Way to bring up Iowa State, though. Hahahaha.
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Post by fleaflicker »

Deliverence, the two best teams going into the season have two or more losses right now in the Big Ten, but that means that they aren't the two best teams in the Big Ten. Ohio State is a close second to PSU though, after losing to a national title contender and the best team in the Big Ten. Michigan, Iowa, and Purdue all stink. Wisconsin, Michigan State, Minnesota, and Penn State are the best teams in the Big Ten right now. Having 4 teams with one loss or less halfway through the season isn't bad. Ohio State is probably the second best team in the Big Ten, but they have two losses, and will need to catch up to those four teams. They are still probably going to finish without anymore losses, making them 9-2 on the year, with a possible BCS at large berth if they don't win the conference (which I don't see happening right now, but it could still happen).
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