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Category Archives: Big Ten

Wisconsin Football: New Athletic Village Catching Recruits’ Attention

11th
May
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If the University of Oregon and Florida State University have taught us anything, it is the simple fact that size and sophistication do matter—when it comes to facilities.  The University of Wisconsin is quickly approaching top-tier status as a football program and is now trying to build the facilities to match its ambition. The current [...]

Big Ten Football Top 150 Players: No. 126, Peters Drey, Purdue LG

11th
May
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No. 126: Peters Drey, #67, LG, Purdue  2011 Stats: eight starts, left guard    Strengths In terms of sheer versatility, Peters Drey might be one of the best assets on any offensive line in the Big Ten. He’s 6’6″ and 310 pounds, and Purdue head coach Danny Hope said Drey could play all five positions [...]

Ohio State Football: Does Terrelle Pryor’s SI Story Change Your Opinion of Him?

11th
May
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Ohio State’s most polarizing player since Maurice Clarett opened up to Sports Illustrated’s Jim Trotter recently and talked about his side of Tattoogate. In the story, he said that the money he got from selling memorabilia, such as a pair of his “gold pants” and his 2009 Fiesta Bowl Sportsmanship Award, was to help his [...]

Michigan State Football: NCAA Makes Right Call with DeAnthony Arnett Waiver

11th
May
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DeAnthony Arnett has finally, finally been cleared to play for Michigan State in 2012. The wide receiver played as a true freshman for Tennessee, catching 24 passes for 242 yards and a touchdown in 12 games of action. His father’s health took a turn for the worse during the season, however, and Arnett announced that [...]

Ohio State Football: Players Who’ll Carry Buckeyes in 2012

11th
May
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Football is a team sport, but the Ohio State Buckeyes will rely on a few key leaders to carry them to victory in 2012.  They have a long way to go to become a respectable program after finishing 2011 with a disappointing 6-7 record. It was a long, arduous season among the wreckage of the [...]

Penn State Football: 5 Things That Will Keep Bill O’Brien Up at Night

11th
May
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Bill O’Brien’s first season as head coach of the Penn State Nittany Lions is approaching. O’Brien will do his best to step into Joe Paterno’s enormous shoes on the Nittany Lion sidelines.  The Nittany Lions hope to improve upon their nine victories from last season and take a significant step forward under O’Brien’s tutelage.  Normal [...]

Michigan Football: Wolverines’ Preseason Expectations Fitting

10th
May
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Brady Hoke proved himself as one of the top head coaches in college football last season. That in itself warrants the lofty expectations for the Michigan Wolverines this season. But beyond that, the Wolverines still have electric quarterback Denard Robinson, as well as several intriguing players who should prove pivotal down the stretch. ESPN’s College [...]

Michigan Football: 2013 Recruiting Class Is Foundation for Dominance

10th
May
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Michigan is absolutely killing it on the 2013 recruiting trail. They have been landing verbal commitments from one blue chipper after another. This points to a bright future for Wolverines football.  I’ll admit, the moment that Urban Meyer signed on with Ohio State, I assumed that every other Big Ten school would be battling for [...]

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