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Lane brings his energy to Madison this weekend.

Lee Corso was honored by Indiana? For what?

Wisconsin has a ceiling, and they hit it every year.

Obviously we don't know what went on behind the scenes when Andersen took the job, but he knew what the Wisconsin program was like. He wanted to change the identity of UW football by recruiting heavy west coast/outside the Midwest and run more of a spread. It's what he knew and I get that. It's...

Wisconsin and Notre Dame have scheduled a series: 2020 at Lambeau Field and 2021 at Soldier Field.

LB Jack Cichy has torn his ACL, out for the season, kill me now.

Lil' PJ

Enjoy.

I think we have a plan. Over the course of the next 10 years: Year 1: Maui Year 2: LA Year 3: Chicago Year 4: Fort Wayne Year 5: DC Year 6: London/Paris (will be based on bids) Year 7: NYC Year 8: Seattle Year 9: Indy Year 10: New arena in Kauai Done deal.

Attendance at the BTT: 2015 - 118,496 (Chicago) 2016 - 117,051 (Indianapolis) 2017 - 79,441 (Washington) This does not count the Wednesday games, because B10 didn't announce the attendance. Accounts from people that were there say maybe 4-5000 people.

What is this fuckery.

Is Jim Calhoun speaking English? Holy fuck this guy has marbles in his mouth.

There remains a scenario where Penn State or Wisconsin could win the CCG and not make the Rose Bowl, I believe (Michigan would go). Which is shitty, and basically renders the CCG a complete farce, but it is what it is.

This is the chaos scenario for me. Each team could make a strong case. Wisconsin doesn't have a signature win, but their losses aren't bad either. Meanwhile, Washington will have two losses and an extremely weak SOS (127th out of 128 nationally). The Pitt loss looms large for Clemson, and a...

I think the B1G's best-case scenario is Wisconsin beating the piss out of PSU and vaulting them into the top 4, which would mean OSU is a lock.

In a weird twist, I think Wisconsin needs to hope that Michigan or Ohio State find a way into the CCG, as a win over Penn State in Indy probably isn't enough to punch their ticket.

I don't see an argument for Wisconsin over Ohio State if the Buckeyes beat Michigan. They will have wins over Oklahoma, Michigan, and Wisconsin. Their only loss will have been a close road loss to Penn State that included some very fluky plays. If you compare records of the top 4, they will be...

And then proceed to get in your car and drive seven hours, through the night, back to Wisconsin. ...at least I've heard some people did that.

Hey, if you can kill a manager, you know you're tough to fire.

I'm gonna say there's a good chance Indiana craters this season, for several reasons: 1. Crean is wildly inconsistent as a coach and has a hard time stringing together multiple ballroom celebrations without a turd in the punchbowl here and there. He's due for a turd this year. 2. Yogi was...