1. Michigan State
2. Ohio State
3. Nebraska
4. Wisconsin
5. Rutgers
6. Maryland
7. Iowa
8. Minnesota
9. Penn State
10. Indiana
11. Northwestern
12. Illinois
13. Michigan
14. Purdue
Michigan State 45 Nebraska 34
The Huskers travel to East Lansing for a n early season conference show down that very well may be the Big 10 championship game preview. I think AMeer Abdullah will have a big day against the stout Spartan defense, but Conner Cook and Tony Lippett will be able to beat Nebraska's secondary in a shoot out.
Illinois 42 Purdue 24
The Boilers won't be able to stop Wes Lunt and Co.
Ohio State 45 Maryland 27
The young Buckeye offense keeps improving, and Maryland has struggled stopping non incompetent offenses (ie. not Syracuse).
Wisconsion 31 Northwestern 20
The Wildcats got a surprising win at Penn State last week, but Wisconsin's running game will be too powerful for them to stop.
Indiana 52 North Texas 24
The Hoosiers are so erratic, I guess they are due for a good week.
Elsewhere (big week in the SEC West):
Alabama 38 Ole Miss 17
The Rebels scream paper tigers. Lane Kiffin's offense has been explosive and Bo Wallace will probably turn the ball over a bunch of times.
Auburn 34 LSU 24
LSU was lit up by Dak Prescott's dual threat abilities, so I would expect Nick Marshall to have similar success. Plus the Bayou Bengals are starting a true freshman on the road.
Texas A&M 41 Mississippi State 30
Dan Mullen put himself in great position to land a better job (Michigan? Florida?) after winning at LSU. Will he be able to pull of another upset? Kenny Trill says no.
Oklahoma 35 TCU 24
First big test for the Horned Frogs, who appear much improved. Oklahoma might very well be the best team in the country right now.
Notre Dame 24 Stanford 18 (six field goals)
Stanford's offense has been a joke in the red zone and Everett Golsonand the Irish passing attack has been on a roll.
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