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Written by Evan McShane
The Hoosiers keep rolling in the Big Ten East, but there are a few more surprises as Maryland stomped Penn State and Michigan State returns to earth. In the west, is Wisconsin done? Is the race between Northwestern and Purdue?
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The first weekend of Big Ten football in 2020 was a wild one. There were upsets and blowouts. Excitement, disappointment and of course controversy involving officiating. Here is how our Big Ten power rankings shake out after week one.
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It’s a late start for Big Ten football, but better late than never. Here at Hoosier Huddle we bring you our weekly conference power rankings. In this preseason edition we’ll take a look at each team’s opening matchup and outlook for the year.
Read MoreWritten By: Nate Comp (@NathanComp1)
Though there are many opinions on the success of Fred Glass’ tenure as Indiana’s athletic director, an in-arguable positive came from the investment in improved facilities for all varsity sporting programs. For football, enclosing the stadium by adding a weight room, nutrition center, rehabilitation center, academic center, and improved locker room has completely transformed the experience at Memorial Stadium – both for fans and the athletes. The logical final step remains with Mellencamp Pavilion, the current indoor practice facility.
Read MoreWritten y T.J. Inman (@TJHoosierHuddle)
Earlier this week, the Big Ten announced their plan to return to play on the weekend of October 24. After a couple of days of anticipation and projection, the Big Ten released their schedule for the eight-game conference slate. This is the second schedule release done by the conference and we all hope the excitement for this season lasts longer than the fallout from the first schedule release. IU will play, in order: Penn State, at Rutgers, Michigan, at Michigan State, at Ohio State, Maryland, at Wisconsin and Purdue.
Read MoreWritten by Sammy Jacobs (@Hoosier_Huddle)
The 2020 Big Ten football schedule is set and Indiana hits the ground running in week one on October 24th. The schedule was released in waves on Fox’s Big Noon Kickoff.
Read MoreWritten by Sammy Jacobs (@Hoosier_Huddle)
In a late-night tweet from FOX Sports PR, it was announced that the Big Ten will release the 2020 football schedule live on Saturday morning on Fox’s Big Noon Kickoff Show.
Read MoreCo-hosts Sammy Jacobs and T.J. Inman discuss the return of Big Ten football. What it means for IU, the conference and the College Football Playoff. They'll discuss the 8-game +1 schedule and more.
Written By: Nate Comp (@NathanComp1)
Forty-three days ago, the Big Ten announced its postponement of all fall athletics until 2021. Since then, a flurry of parent and player protests, misleading reports, and “he said she said” stories have left all Big Ten followers utterly confused on the direction of the conference.
Read MoreWritten by: TJ Inman (@TJHoosierHuddle)
After weeks of public pressure and speculation on whether or not the Big Ten would revisit their decision to opt out of a fall football season entirely, Wednesday morning brought the news fans and players had been hoping for. A little more than a month from now, the Indiana Hoosiers and the rest of the Big Ten conference will begin their 2020 football season. You can find the entire release from the league right here (add link to the release). My key takeaways are below:
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