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My boldest take this season: Penn State makes the CFP - From a returning production standpoint, it’s basically Iowa State’s entire team from last year - Veteran quarterback - 2 giant TEs (Big Ten football shit) - Stud DC D’Anton Lynn - One of the easiest Big Ten draws... show more

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Matt Campbell went from Iowa State to Penn State and somehow got an easier schedule in 2026. PSU plays 3 tomato cans in the noncon and somehow avoids: Indiana, Ohio State, Oregon, and Iowa. You could not build an easier schedule for a Big Ten team.

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From a small group of Midwest schools bonding together in 1896 to becoming a national powerhouse, the Big Ten Conference has undergone many changes over the years. Every game, shift, and addition has led us to this moment: No. 3 Penn State Football vs. No. 1 Oregon Football in a coast-to-coast showdown for the Championship.

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With Gavin McKenna now being a Maple Leaf and Conor McGregor returning to the UFC for the first time in five years this weekend… Throwback to this gem from last year, when McKenna hit the McGregor strut celebration after McGregor’s bar incident at Penn state, where he punched a guy. 😅🤝 🎥: Big Ten Hockey #Leafsforever

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Caleb Downs says Ohio State’s championship team benefited from losing to Oregon and Michigan first because the adversity helped prepare them “I’ve won a lot, but a lot of the winning has come through adversity. We won my sophomore year because we lost in the regular season to Oregon and Michigan.” “We didn’t go through that my junior year. That is why we lost to Indiana. I can tell now, at the end of the game… We were not ready for them to still be in the game.” “So when the game got close at the end, guys were like… ‘What’s going on?’ It’s like… They’re a good football team. What are we talking about? We’ve got to go beat them. We’ve got to go play well.” “I know that there’s parts of winning that come with losing. Even when we played against Miami, there were certain parts of our team where it was like, okay, this didn’t show up throughout the year… Because we could mask it. We weren’t playing against high-level competition. Now it’s here. Are we going to be able to adjust to it? In some cases, we weren’t.” “It sucks that we lost at the end of my career. That doesn’t sit well to this day. Especially because I truly believe we should have won those games.”

Caleb Downs says Ohio State’s championship team benefited from losing to Oregon and Michigan first because the adversity helped prepare them “I’ve won a lot, but a lot of the winning has come through adversity. We won my sophomore year because we lost in the regular season to Oregon and Michigan.” “We didn’t go through that my junior year. That is why we lost to Indiana. I can tell now, at the end of the game… We were not ready for them to still be in the game.” “So when the game got close at the end, guys were like… ‘What’s going on?’ It’s like… They’re a good football team. What are we talking about? We’ve got to go beat them. We’ve got to go play well.” “I know that there’s parts of winning that come with losing. Even when we played against Miami, there were certain parts of our team where it was like, okay, this didn’t show up throughout the year… Because we could mask it. We weren’t playing against high-level competition. Now it’s here. Are we going to be able to adjust to it? In some cases, we weren’t.” “It sucks that we lost at the end of my career. That doesn’t sit well to this day. Especially because I truly believe we should have won those games.”

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