Big Ten Power Poll
Wisconsin (13-1, 1-0): The overwhelming favorite to win the conference title until the Badgers prove otherwise.
Maryland (13-1, 1-0): The best surprise of the league this year is this newbie.
Iowa (10-4, 1-0): Gets a top-three nod with a victory at Ohio State and turmoil below.
Indiana (11-3, 1-0): It's been a season of highs and lows, but impressive victories over SMU, Pittsburgh and Butler.
Ohio State (11-3, 0-1): The Buckeyes have lost every major matchup. Still waiting to see who this team is.
Penn State (12-2, 0-1): The Nittany Lionss hadn't had a one-loss nonconference slate in at least 13 years.
Gophers (11-3, 0-1): A promising nonconference schedule was undone in an ugly collapse at Purdue.
Michigan State (9-5, 6-2): I can't remember a time the Spartans were so far down. Strange year in East Lansing.
Michigan (8-5, 1-0): Speaking of strange years, can the Wolverines recover from a four-game nonconference losing streak?
Purdue (9-5, 1-0): The Boilermakers made good against the Gophers after a rough time in nonconference, but they have a long way to go.
Illinois (10-4, 0-1): A good defense and largely improved offense hasn't been enough to break through yet.
Nebraska (8-5, 0-1): Terran Petteway and Shavon Shields don't have a strong-enough supporting cast.
Northwestern (10-4, 1-0): At least there is Rutgers to beat up on.
Rutgers (8-6, 0-1): The Scarlet Knights aren't quite having the charmed transition to the Big Ten that Maryland is.
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