Saturday, August 06, 2005
Big Ten should be strong
The original post for today has been removed. It intended to discuss this season's college football rankings.
However, it would help if I actually knew how to read, because the polls I had commented on were final ones from last season. I clicked on "rankings" at ESPN.com, hoping to get the current polls, but got old stuff instead.
Anyway, on to this year's poll (for real): I'm really looking forward to watching the race for the Big Ten championship. Michigan, Ohio State, and Iowa are all ranked in the USA Today poll's top ten. Purdue is not too far behind. Wisconsin is unranked but don't count the Badgers out.
Who comes out on top is anyone's guess. The Big Ten usually has a number of strong, evenly-matched teams, and this year should be no different. If the Big Ten isn't the best conference in college football, it's certainly the most interesting.
However, it would help if I actually knew how to read, because the polls I had commented on were final ones from last season. I clicked on "rankings" at ESPN.com, hoping to get the current polls, but got old stuff instead.
Anyway, on to this year's poll (for real): I'm really looking forward to watching the race for the Big Ten championship. Michigan, Ohio State, and Iowa are all ranked in the USA Today poll's top ten. Purdue is not too far behind. Wisconsin is unranked but don't count the Badgers out.
Who comes out on top is anyone's guess. The Big Ten usually has a number of strong, evenly-matched teams, and this year should be no different. If the Big Ten isn't the best conference in college football, it's certainly the most interesting.
# posted by Steve Seepersaud : 3:29 PM
