jtmc33

September 23rd, 2009 at 1:34 PM ^

Yeah, Notre Dame is now in the Big 10. They joined Monday but it got little press because of the Emmy's.

And how is Washington in the Pac-10 South?

Brhino

September 23rd, 2009 at 1:49 PM ^

further digging on other previews reveals:

Big Ten East -
Michigan

Big Ten West -
Indiana
Ohio State
Illinois
Iowa

Big Ten South (!) -
Penn State

the other Big Ten games do not have previews posted yet. All other conferences have similarly hilarious directional groups. Bowling Green is in the MAC East.

Engin77

September 23rd, 2009 at 1:53 PM ^

with only 18 of the games at Indiana?
M played at Indiana only once (1932) before 1959?
IU travelled to Ann Arbor nineteen times before 1959!
And, if that wasn't odd enough, Michigan has a better winning percentage since the series shifted to an even home/away ratio in 1958.
Before 1958 : 19-5
Since 1958 : 31-4 ( and 30-1 since 1968 )

Nice catch on the Big Ten Divisions; I guess I'n not paying enough attention to Big Ten Football.

Brhino

September 23rd, 2009 at 1:58 PM ^

looking at recaps of previous weeks shows the full Big Ten breakdown:

Big Ten East -
Michigan
Michigan State
Minnesota

Big Ten West -
Indiana
Ohio State
Illinois
Iowa
Northwestern
Wisconsin

Big Ten South -
Purdue
Penn State

BlueVoix

September 23rd, 2009 at 2:00 PM ^

The Mountain West matchups are really confusing.

Colorado State is apparently in the Mountain West North, while Brigham Young is in the Mountain West...East. West...East. Right.