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2017 BIG TEN FOOTBALLBOWL GAMES RELEASE

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BIG TEN. BIG NEWS.• Eight Big Ten schools were chosen for postseason bowl games this year, including three teams (Ohio State, Penn State, Wisconsin) that earned berths in one of the six College Football Playoff bowls.

• Big Ten Champion Ohio State will participate in the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic, while Big Ten West Division Champion Wisconsin will play in the Capital One Orange Bowl and Penn State will compete in the PlayStation Fiesta Bowl, joining the Buckeyes as the Big Ten representatives in this year’s College Football Playoff bowls. The Buckeyes were ranked No. 5 by the College Football Playoff selection committee and will play No. 8 USC on Dec. 29 in Arlington, Texas. The Badgers were No. 6 and meet No. 10 Miami on Dec. 30 in Miami Gardens, Fla. The Nittany Lions were No. 9 and face No. 11 Washington, also on Dec. 30 in Glendale, Ariz.

• Ohio State was crowned Big Ten Champion after its 27-21 win over Wisconsin in the Big Ten Championship Game presented by Discover on Dec. 2 at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. It was the Buckeyes’ 36th Big Ten title and first since 2014. A complete statistical recap of this year’s Big Ten Championship Game can be found on page three.

• Wisconsin (12-1), Ohio State (11-2) and Penn State (10-2) have recorded at least 10 wins this season. Wins by Michigan State (9-3) in the San Diego County Credit Union Holiday Bowl and Northwestern (9-3) in the Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl would represent just the second time in Big Ten history the conference has had five 10-win programs in a single season, following six 10-win teams in 2015.

• The Big Ten continues to feature the largest and most diverse postseason lineup in conference history, with five schools making their first appearance in their assigned bowl. Iowa, Michigan State, Northwestern, Purdue and Wisconsin will all make their first trip to their destinations. Ohio State will return to the Cotton Bowl for the first time since 1986, while Penn State will compete in the Fiesta Bowl for the first time since the 1996 campaign and Michigan will take part in the Outback Bowl for the sixth time (first since 2012).

• Purdue will make its first bowl appearance in five years when the Boilermakers play Arizona in the Foster Farms Bowl on Dec. 27 at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif. Under first-year head coach Jeff Brohm, Purdue is seeking its first postseason victory since the 2011 Little Caesars

2017 CONFERENCE & OVERALL STANDINGSEAST DIVISION

WEST DIVISION

Conference Games All Games W-L PCT H A Div. Strk W-L PCT H A N Strk1. Ohio State*+ 8-1 .889 4-0 4-1 6-0 W3 11-2 .846 6-1 4-1 1-0 W42. Michigan State 7-2 .778 4-0 3-2 5-1 W2 9-3 .750 6-1 3-2 0-0 W2 Penn State 7-2 .778 4-0 3-2 4-2 W3 10-2 .833 7-0 3-2 0-0 W34. Michigan 5-4 .556 2-2 3-2 3-3 L2 8-4 .667 4-2 3-2 1-0 L25. Rutgers 3-6 .333 2-2 1-4 1-5 L3 4-8 .333 3-4 1-4 0-0 L36. Indiana 2-7 .222 1-3 1-4 1-5 L1 5-7 .417 3-3 2-4 0-0 L1 Maryland 2-7 .222 1-3 1-4 1-5 L4 4-8 .333 2-4 2-4 0-0 L4

Conference Games All Games W-L PCT H A Div. Strk W-L PCT H A N Strk1. Wisconsin+ 9-0 1.000 5-0 4-0 6-0 W15 12-1 .923 7-0 5-0 0-1 L12. Northwestern 7-2 .778 4-1 3-1 5-1 W7 9-3 .750 6-1 3-2 0-0 W73. Iowa 4-5 .444 3-2 1-3 3-3 W1 7-5 .583 5-2 2-3 0-0 W1 Purdue 4-5 .444 3-2 1-3 3-3 W2 6-6 .500 4-2 2-3 0-1 W25. Nebraska 3-6 .333 1-4 2-2 2-4 L4 4-8 .333 2-5 2-3 0-0 L46. Minnesota 2-7 .222 2-3 0-4 2-4 L2 5-7 .417 4-3 1-4 0-0 L27. Illinois 0-9 .000 0-5 0-4 0-6 L12 2-10 .167 2-5 0-5 0-0 L10* - Big Ten Champion + - Division Champion Postseason participants in bold

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BIG TEN BOWL SCHEDULEWednesday, December 27, 2017NEW ERA PINSTRIPE BOWLIOWA vs.Boston College5:15 p.m. ET - ESPN

FOSTER FARMS BOWLPURDUE vs.Arizona8:30 p.m. ET - FOX

Thursday, December 28, 2017SAN DIEGO COUNTY CREDIT UNION HOLIDAY BOWL#16 MICHIGAN STATE vs.#18 Washington State9 p.m. ET - FS1

Friday, December 29, 2017FRANKLIN AMERICAN MORTGAGE MUSIC CITY BOWL#20 NORTHWESTERN vs.Kentucky4:30 p.m. ET - ESPN

GOODYEAR COTTON BOWL CLASSIC#5 OHIO STATE vs.#8 USC8:30 p.m. ET - ESPN

Saturday, December 30, 2017PLAYSTATION FIESTA BOWL#9 PENN STATE vs.#11 Washington4 p.m. ET - ESPN

CAPITAL ONE ORANGE BOWL#6 WISCONSIN vs.#10 Miami (Fla.)8 p.m. ET - ESPN

Monday, January 1, 2018OUTBACK BOWLMICHIGAN vs.South CarolinaNoon ET - ESPN2

Ranking: College Football Playoff

2017 BIG TEN FOOTBALL BOWL GAMES RELEASE 2

BIG TEN. BIG NEWS.

Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic (New Year’s Six Bowl)• No. 5 Ohio State vs. No. 8 USC• Dec. 29 – 8:30 p.m. ET (ESPN)• Arlington, Texas (AT&T Stadium)• A Big Ten school will play in the Cotton Bowl for the fifth time• Ohio State is making its 48th bowl appearance, including its sec-

ond trip to the Cotton Bowl (first since 1986)

PlayStation Fiesta Bowl (New Year’s Six Bowl)• No. 9 Penn State vs. No. 11 Washington• Dec. 30 – 4 p.m. ET (ESPN)• Glendale, Ariz. (University of Phoenix Stadium)• A Big Ten school will play in the Fiesta Bowl for the 11th time• Penn State is making its 48th bowl appearance, including its

18th as a member of the Big Ten; the Nittany Lions are also mak-ing their seventh trip to the Fiesta Bowl and second as a Big Ten member (first since 1996)

Capital One Orange Bowl (New Year’s Six Bowl)• No. 6 Wisconsin vs. No. 10 Miami• Dec. 30 – 8 p.m. ET (ESPN)• Miami Gardens, Fla. (Hard Rock Stadium)• A Big Ten school will play in the Orange Bowl for the ninth time• Wisconsin is making its 29th bowl appearance, while this will be

the Badgers’ first-ever trip to the Orange Bowl

Outback Bowl• Michigan vs. South Carolina• Jan. 1 – Noon ET (ESPN2)• Tampa, Fla. (Raymond James Stadium)• A Big Ten school will play in the Outback Bowl for the 29th time• Michigan is making its 45th bowl appearance, including its sixth

trip to the Outback Bowl

San Diego County Credit Union Holiday Bowl• No. 16 Michigan State vs. No. 18 Washington State• Dec. 28 – 9 p.m. ET (FS1)• San Diego, Calif. (SDCCU Stadium)• A Big Ten school will play in the Holiday Bowl for the 13th time• Michigan State is making its 27th bowl appearance, including its

25th as a member of the Big Ten; the Spartans will play in the Holiday Bowl for the first time

Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl• No. 20 Northwestern vs. Kentucky• Dec. 29 – 4:30 p.m. ET (ESPN)• Nashville, Tenn. (Nissan Stadium)• A Big Ten school will play in the Music City Bowl for the sixth time• Northwestern is making its 14th bowl appearance and its first-

ever trip to the Music City Bowl

New Era Pinstripe Bowl• Iowa vs. Boston College• Dec. 27 – 5:15 p.m. ET (ESPN)• Bronx, N.Y. (Yankee Stadium)• A Big Ten school will play in the Pinstripe Bowl for the fourth time• Iowa is making its 31st bowl appearance and its first-ever berth

in the Pinstripe Bowl

Foster Farms Bowl• Purdue vs. Arizona• Dec. 27 – 8:30 p.m. ET (FOX)• Santa Clara, Calif. (Levi’s Stadium)• A Big Ten school will play in the Foster Farms Bowl for the fifth

time• Purdue is making its 18th bowl appearance and its inaugural trip

to the Foster Farms Bowl

BIG TEN BOWL BREAKDOWN

Pizza Bowl in Detroit, where the Boilermakers defeated Western Michigan, 37-32.

• Four Big Ten students took home national honors. Iowa’s Josey Jew-ell received the Lott IMPACT Trophy as the defensive impact player of the year and the Jack Lambert Award given to the best linebacker in the nation. Jewell’s teammate, Josh Jackson was chosen as the recipient of the Jack Tatum Award, which goes to the nation’s best defensive back. Ohio State’s Billy Price earned the Rimington Trophy as the nation’s most outstanding center, while Penn State’s Saquon Barkley collected the Paul Hornung Award as the nation’s most versatile player.

• Iowa received the Disney Sports Spirit Award, given to the nation’s most inspirational player, team or figure in college football. The Hawkeyes were honored for their unique tradition at the end of the first quarter of each home game, where fans, players and officials alike stop and wave to the patients at the Iowa Stead Family Children’s Hospital, which over-looks Kinnick Stadium.

• Northwestern was one of seven schools to receive the American Foot-ball Coaches Association (AFCA) Academic Achievement Award, which was given to the programs with the highest NCAA Graduation Suc-cess Rate among freshman football students in the Class of 2010. The Wildcats had a perfect 100 GSR rating and earned the AFCA Academic Achievement Award for the 10th time since the honor was first presented in 1981.

• Sixteen conference standouts were named All-Americans, including 10 that earned first-team distinction from at least one organization. In addi-tion, six Big Ten players were named consensus All-Americans, including

four unanimous first-team honorees. Iowa’s Josh Jackson and Josey Jew-ell, Ohio State’s Billy Price, and Penn State’s Saquon Barkley were each unanimous first-team All-Americans, while Michigan’s Maurice Hurst and Ohio State’s Denzel Ward earned consensus All-America status. A list of Big Ten All-Americans can be found on Page 6.

• Six Big Ten students were named Academic All-Americans, giving the Big Ten 94 honorees in the past 13 seasons. The Academic All-America first-team honorees from the Big Ten are Iowa’s Anthony Nelson, Michi-gan State’s Cole Chewins, Nebraska’s Chris Weber and Rutgers’ Ryan An-derson. Iowa’s Parker Hesse and Ohio State’s Jordan Fuller both earned Academic All-America second-team accolades.

• The Big Ten posted the fourth-highest single-season attendance total in conference history with 6,225,648 fans attending home games. This marks the fifth consecutive season and sixth time in seven years that more than six million fans have attended Big Ten home football games.

• Nebraska announced Dec. 2 that former Husker quarterback and cur-rent UCF head coach Scott Frost will return to his alma mater as head coach following the completion of the 2017 season. Frost, who was named the 2017 Associated Press National Coach of the Year, is 18-7 in two seasons at UCF, leading the Knights to a 12-0 record this year, along with the American Athletic Conference championship and a No. 12 rank-ing in the final College Football Playoff poll. UCF is the Group of Five rep-resentative in this year’s College Football Playoff bowls and will play No. 7 Auburn in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl on New Year’s Day in Atlanta.

BIG LIFE. BIG STAGE. BIG TEN.Every Big Ten Academic Alliance institution ranks among the top 78 universities in the nation

according to the 2014 Academic Ranking of World Universities, including six in the top 25.


2017 BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIP GAMESeventh Annual Big Ten Championship Game

December 2, 2017Lucas Oil Stadium • Indianapolis, Ind.

Grange-Griffin Most Valuable Player: J.K. Dobbins, OSU

Scoring SummaryOhio State Buckeyes 14 7 3 3 -- 27Wisconsin Badgers 7 3 3 8 -- 21Attendance - 65,886

OSU - Terry McLaurin 84 yd pass from J.T. Barrett (Sean Nuernberger kick), 1Q, 4-96, 6:31WIS - Andrew Van Ginkel 9 yd interception return (Rafael Gaglianone kick), 1Q, 2:08OSU - Parris Campbell 57 yd pass from Barrett (Nuernberger kick), 1Q, 4-75, 0:59OSU - Barrett 1 yd run (Nuernberger kick), 2Q, 3-82, 11:10WIS - Gaglianone 28 yd field goal, 2Q, 4-1, 3:42WIS - Gaglianone 46 yd field goal, 3Q, 8-50, 10:14OSU - Nuernberger 27 yd field goal, 3Q, 8-65, 7:25WIS - Chris James 1 yd run (Troy Fumagalli pass from Alex Hornibrook), 4Q, 11-52, 12:39OSU - Nuernberger 20 yd field goal, 4Q, 15-72, 5:20

TEAM STATS OSU WISScore 27 21FIRST DOWNS 16 16NET YARDS RUSHING 238 60NET YARDS PASSING 211 238Completions-Attempts-Int 12-26-2 20-41-2TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS 449 298Fumble returns: Number-Yds 0-0 0-0Punt returns: Number-Yards 3-50 1-(-3)Kickoff returns: Number-Yds 0-0 6-114Interception returns: Number-Yds 2-4 2-12Punts: Number-Avg 5-46.0 8-44.9Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-0Penalties-Yards 5-48 6-55Possession Time 25:54 34:06Third-Down Conversions 6 of 16 5 of 16Fourth-Down Conversions 2 of 2 0 of 1Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-3 2-3

INDIVIDUAL STATSRushing: OSU - Dobbins 17-174; Barrett 19-60; Weber 4-6; TEAM 2-(-2). WIS - J. Taylor 15-41; A.J. Taylor 1-6; James 5-6; Ingold 1-5; David 1-5; Ramesh 1-5; Ibrahim 1-3; Pryor 1-0; Groshek 1-(-3); Hornibrook 5-(-8).Passing: OSU - Barrett 12-26-2, 211 yards, 2 TD. WIS - Hornibrook 19-40-2, 229 yards; Groshek 1-1-0, 9 yards. Receiving: OSU - Hill 4-27; McLaurin 2-92; Baugh 2-21; Dobbins 2-5; Campbell 1-57; Dixon 1-9. WIS - Fumagalli 5-45; Davis 3-50; J. Taylor 3-30; Ramesh 2-45; Groshek 2-27; A.J. Taylor 2-16; Ibrahim 1-10; Hornibrook 1-9; Pryor 1-6.

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DEFENSIVE STATSOhio State## Player Solo Ast Tot TFL-Yds FF FR-Yd Int-Yds PBU Sack-Yds QBH17 Jerome Baker 12 4 16 2.0-7 - - - - 1.0-6 -32 Tuf Borland 2 5 7 - - - - - - -11 Jalyn Holmes 0 5 5 - - - - - - 18 Kendall Sheffield 3 1 4 - - - - - - -7 Damon Webb 2 2 4 - - - 1-4 - - -

Wisconsin## Player Solo Ast Tot TFL-Yds FF FR-Yd Int-Yds PBU Sack-Yds QBH43 Ryan Connelly 7 2 9 1.0-2 - - - - - -53 T.J. Edwards 5 3 8 - - - - 1 - 194 Conor Sheehy 2 4 6 - - - - - - -32 Leon Jacobs 4 1 5 - - - 1-3 - - -12 Natrell Jamerson 4 1 5 - - - - - - -

Ohio State running back J.K. Dobbins was named the Grange-Griffin Most Valu-able Player, the first freshman to earn the award, after helping the Buckeyes to their second Big Ten Football Championship Game win. Dobbins carried 17 times for 174 yards, the fourth-highest total in the game’s history, including a 77-yard run in the second quarter that was the second-longest in the game’s history.

BIG LIFE. BIG STAGE. BIG TEN.The Big Ten formed the Big Ten Advisory Commission in 1972, enlisting former students that competed in conference athletics to serve

as liaisons to the NCAA’s Diversity and Inclusion Department, the Big Ten Student-Athlete Advisory Commission and other organizations.


BIG LIFE. BIG STAGE. BIG TEN.The conference awarded the first Big Ten Medal of Honor in 1915, honoring outstanding seniors

who demonstrated excellence in academics and athletics.

BIG TEN FOOTBALLMEDIA CONTACTS

EAST DIVISIONIndiana

Jeff [email protected]

Phone: (812) 855-6209

MarylandDustin [email protected]

Sean [email protected]

Phone: (301) 314-7065

MichiganDavid Ablauf

[email protected] Shepard

[email protected]: (734) 764-6456

Michigan StateBen Phlegar


Ohio StateJerry Emig


Penn StateKristina [email protected]

Phone: (814) 865-1757

RutgersHasim Phillips


WEST DIVISIONIllinois

Kent [email protected]

Derek [email protected]

Phone: (217) 333-1391

IowaSteve Roe


MinnesotaPaul Rovnak


NebraskaKeith Mann


NorthwesternPaul Kennedy


PurdueMatt Rector


WisconsinBrian Lucas


Coach, School Career (Yrs) At School (Yrs) Big Ten OnlyEAST DIVISIONTom Allen, IND 5-8 (1st) 5-8 (1st) 2-7D.J. Durkin, MD 11-15 (2nd) 10-15 (2nd) 5-13Jim Harbaugh, MICH 86-37 (10th) 28-10 (3rd) 18-8Mark Dantonio, MSU 117-62 (14th) 99-45 (11th) 60-30Urban Meyer, OSU 176-31 (16th) 72-8 (6th) 46-3James Franklin, PSU 59-32 (7th) 35-17 (4th) 20-13Chris Ash, RU 6-18 (2nd) 6-18 (2nd) 3-15

WEST DIVISIONLovie Smith, ILL 5-19 (2nd) 5-19 (2nd) 2-16Kirk Ferentz, IOWA 154-118 (22nd) 142-97 (19th) 86-68P.J. Fleck, MINN 35-29 (5th) 5-7 (1st) 2-7Scott Frost, NEB 18-7 (2nd) 0-0 (1st) 0-0Pat Fitzgerald, NU 86-65 (12th) 86-65 (12th) 48-50Jeff Brohm, PUR 36-16 (4th) 6-6 (1st) 4-5Paul Chryst, WIS 51-27 (6th) 32-8 (3rd) 22-4

BIG TEN COACHING RECORDS

BIG TEN NCAA STATISTICAL LEADERS

Rk. Total Offense Avg.6. Ohio State 523.6

Rk. Scoring Offense Avg.5. Ohio State 42.57. Penn State 41.6

Rk. Rushing Offense Avg.15. Ohio State 249.421. Wisconsin 229.2

Rk. Pass Efficiency Avg.6. Ohio State 164.7415. Penn State 153.51

Rk. Completion Percentage Avg.12. Ohio State .65216. Penn State .645

Rk. Total Defense Avg.1. Wisconsin 253.23. Michigan 268.68. Ohio State 292.39. Michigan State 297.821. Penn State 329.3

Rk. Scoring Defense Avg.3. Wisconsin 13.27. Penn State 15.513. Michigan 18.317. Purdue 19.318. Northwestern 19.819. Iowa 19.921. Ohio State 19.923. Michigan State 20.3

Rk. Rushing Defense Avg.2. Wisconsin 92.65. Michigan State 101.38. Ohio State 108.810. Northwestern 111.317. Penn State 119.221. Michigan 125.9

Rk. Passing Defense Avg.1. Michigan 142.74. Wisconsin 160.611. Minnesota 174.516. Indiana 179.718. Ohio State 183.5

Rk. Pass Efficiency Defense Avg.1. Wisconsin 96.313. Michigan 100.1712. Iowa 110.5013. Michigan State 110.9016. Ohio State 111.7521. Penn State 112.96

Rk. Turnover Margin Avg.4. Penn State 1.17

Rk. Punt Return Yardage Avg.13. Penn State 13.0815. Indiana 12.69

Rk. Kickoff Return Yardage Avg.19. Ohio State 24.21

Rk. Net Punting Avg.11. Ohio State 41.4322. Northwestern 40.15

Rk. Fewest Penalties Avg.1. Minnesota 3.2514. Penn State 4.3323. Northwestern 4.75

TEAM RANKINGS

INDIVIDUAL RANKINGSRk. All-Purpose Yardage Avg.2. Saquon Barkley, PSU 179.508. Jonathan Taylor, WIS 148.3812. JD Spielman, NEB 142.9123. Ty Johnson, MD 132.67

Rk. Total Offense Yardage Avg.14. Trace McSorley, PSU 304.9

Rk. Rushing Yardage Avg.3. Jonathan Taylor, WIS 142.1

Rk. Passing Yardage Avg.21. Trace McSorley, PSU 269.025. Tanner Lee, NEB 261.9

Rk. Completion Percentage Avg.13. Peyton Ramsey, IND .65414. Trace McSorley, PSU .65317. David Blough, PUR .65019. J.T. Barrett, OSU .647

Rk. Passing Efficiency Avg.8. J.T. Barrett, OSU 162.017. Trace McSorley, PSU 153.6

Rk. Receptions Avg.9. DJ Moore, MD 6.721. Simmie Cobbs Jr., IND 6.0

Rk. Receiving Yardage Avg.16. Stanley Morgan Jr., NEB 89.621. DJ Moore, MD 86.1

Rk. Scoring Avg.6. Saquon Barkley, PSU 10.518. Sean Nuernberger, OSU 8.9

Rk. Points Responsible For Avg.8. J.T. Barrett, OSU 20.911. Trace McSorley, PSU 18.5

Rk. Field Goal Percentage Pct.2. Griffin Oakes, IND .9418. Rafael Gaglianone, WIS .87515. Drew Brown, NEB .857 Charlie Kuhbander, NU .857

Rk. Punting Avg.13. Ryan Anderson, RU 44.423. Drue Chrisman, OSU 44.0

Rk. Punt Return Yardage Avg.3. Deandre Thompkins, PSU 14.519. DJ Moore, MD 10.225. Donovan Peoples-Jones, MICH 8.5

Rk. Kickoff Return Yardage Avg.10. Saquon Barkley, PSU 28.425. JD Spielman, NEB 24.8

Rk. Passes Defended Avg.1. Josh Jackson, IOWA 2.16. Nick Nelson, WIS 1.520. Denzel Ward, OSU 1.3

Rk. Interceptions Avg.1. Josh Jackson, IOWA 0.69. David Dowell, MSU 0.421. Amani Oruwariye, PSU 0.4

Rk. Total Tackles Avg.4. Josey Jewell, IOWA 11.417. Trevor Morris, RU 9.820. Thomas Barber, MINN 9.6

Rk. Sacks Avg.25. Chase Winovich, MICH 0.67 Joe Gaziano, NU 0.67


ILL IND IOWA MD MICH MSU MINN NEB NU OSU PSU PUR RU WIS10/31 - - - - - 24 - - - 6 7 - - 911/7 - - 20 - - 12 - - 25 13 14 - - 811/14 - - - - 24 17 - - 23 9 10 - - 511/21 - - - - - 16 - - 22 9 10 - - 511/28 - - - - - 16 - - 21 8 9 - - 412/3 - - - - - 16 - - 21 5 9 - - 6

NOTE: College Football Playoff poll first released on Oct. 31

BIG TEN IN THE COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYOFF POLL

Team Record Prev.1. Clemson 12-1 12. Oklahoma 12-1 33. Georgia 12-1 64. Alabama 11-1 55. OHIO STATE 11-2 86. WISCONSIN 12-1 47. Auburn 10-3 28. Southern California 11-2 109. PENN STATE 10-2 910. Miami (Fla.) 10-2 711. Washington 10-2 1312. UCF 12-0 1413. Stanford 9-4 1214. Notre Dame 9-3 1515. TCU 10-3 1116. MICHIGAN STATE 9-3 1617. LSU 9-3 1718. Washington State 9-3 1819. Oklahoma State 9-3 1920. Memphis 10-2 2021. NORTHWESTERN 9-3 2122. Virginia Tech 9-3 2223. Mississippi State 8-4 2324. N.C. State 8-4 2425. Boise State 10-3 —

COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYOFF POLLDEC. 3

BIG LIFE. BIG STAGE. BIG TEN.Over the last 11 full academic years, current Big Ten institutions have won 82 team national titles in 23 different sports.

No. Team Years42 Michigan 1898-01c-02-03c-04c-06c-18c-22c-23c-25-26c-30c-31c-32c-33c-43c-47-48-49c-50-64-

69c-71-72c-73c-74c-76c-77c-78c-80-82-86c-88-89-90c-91-92-97-98c-00c-03-04c36* Ohio State 1916-17-20-35c-39-42-44-49c-54-55-57-61-68-69c-70-72c-73c-74c-75-76c-77c-79-

81c-84-86c-93c-96c-98c-02c-05c-06-07-08c-09-14-1718 Minnesota 1900c-03c-04c-06c-09-10c-11-15c-27c-33c-34-35c-37-38-40-41-60c-67c15 Illinois 1910c-14-15c-18c-19-23c-27c-28-46-51-53c-63-83-90c-0114 Wisconsin 1896-97-01c-06c-12-52c-59-62-93c-98c-99-10c-11-1211 Iowa 1900c-21-22c-56-58-60c-81c-85-90c-02c-04c9 Michigan State 1953c-65-66-78c-87-90c-10c-13-158 Northwestern 1903c-26c-30c-31c-36-95-96c-00c8 Purdue 1918c-29-31c-32c-43c-52c-67c-00c7 Chicago 1899-05-07-08-13-22c-244 Penn State 1994-05c-08c-162 Indiana 1945-67c

c—co-championship #—Beginning in 2011, Big Ten Championship Game determined Big Ten Champion *—All Ohio State wins vacated from 2010 season

BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIPS#

DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIPSNo. Team Years6 Ohio State 2012-13-14-15c-16c-174 Wisconsin 2011c-14-16-173 Michigan State 2011-13-15c2 Penn State 2011c-16c1 Iowa 20151 Nebraska 2012

c—co-championship

Division Alignment from 2011-13: Legends Division (Iowa, Michigan, Michigan State, Minnesota, Nebraska, Northwestern) & Leaders Division (Illinois, Indiana, Ohio State, Penn State, Purdue, Wisconsin)

Division Alignment beginning 2014: East Division (Indiana, Maryland, Michigan, Michigan State, Ohio State, Penn State, Rutgers) & West Division (Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Northwestern, Purdue, Wisconsin)

NATIONAL AWARD FINALISTSWalter Camp Award(Player of the Year)Saquon Barkley, PSU

Maxwell Award(College Player of the Year)

Saquon Barkley, PSU

Bronko Nagurski Trophy(Nation’s Best Defensive Player)

Josey Jewell, IOWA

Davey O’Brien Award(Nation’s Top Quarterback)

J.T. Barrett, OSU

Doak Walker Award(Nation’s Top Running Back)

Saquon Barkley, PSUJonathan Taylor, WIS

Mackey Award(Nation’s Top Tight End)

Mike Gesicki, PSUTroy Fumagalli, WIS

Jim Thorpe Award(Nation’s Best Defensive Back)

Josh Jackson, IOWA

Butkus Award(Nation’s Top Linebacker)

Devin Bush, MICHT.J. Edwards, WIS

Burlsworth Trophy(Nation’s Top Player Who Started His Career

As A Walk-On)Troy Fumagalli, WIS

William V. Campbell Trophy(Nation’s Top Scholar-Athlete)

Chris Weber, NEBJustin Jackson, NU

Senior CLASS AwardJosey Jewell, IOWA

J.T. Barrett, OSUBilly Price, OSU

Broyles Award(Nation’s Top Assistant Coach)

Jim Leonhard, WIS

NATIONAL AWARD RECIPIENTSHornung Award

(Nation’s Most Versatile Player)Saquon Barkley, PSU

Rimington Trophy(Nation’s Most Outstanding Center)

Billy Price, OSU

Lott IMPACT Trophy(Defensive Impact Player of the Year)Josey Jewell, IOWA

Jack Tatum Award(Best Defensive Back in the Nation)

Josh Jackson, IOWA

Jack Lambert Award(Best Linebacker in the Nation)

Josey Jewell, IOWA

AFCA Academic Achievement Award(Highest NCAA GSR Among Freshman

Football Students in Class of 2010)Northwestern

Disney Sports Spirit Award(Most Inspirational Player, Team or

Figure in College Football)Iowa

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ALL GAMES CONFERENCE GAMES Games Total Average Sellouts Games Total Average Sellouts8/31-9/2 10 624,225 62,423 2 1 52,929 52,929 19/8-9 9 643,144 71,460 3 -- -- -- --9/15-16 8 595,204 74,401 3 -- -- -- --9/23 7 472,398 67,485 3 3 216,022 72,007 29/29-30 6 394,354 65,726 2 6 394,354 65,726 210/7 7 498,507 71,215 3 6 462,512 77,085 310/14 6 342,486 57,081 2 6 342,486 57,081 210/21 6 386,549 64,425 1 6 386,549 64,425 110/28 7 444,832 63,547 2 7 444,832 63,547 211/4 7 464,111 66,302 2 7 464,111 66,302 211/11 7 453,222 64,746 3 7 453,222 64,746 311/18 7 489,953 69,993 3 7 489,953 69,993 311/24-25 7 416,663 59,523 2 7 416,663 59,523 2TOTAL 94 6,225,648 66,230 31 63 4,123,633 65,454 23

2017 WEEK BY WEEK ATTENDANCE

9/4 O QB J.T. Barrett, OSU RB Saquon Barkley, PSU D LB Josey Jewell, IOWA S DB Antoine Brooks, MD K Quinn Nordin, MICH-FR F RB J.K. Dobbins, OSU9/11 O QB Nate Stanley, IOWA RB Jonathan Taylor, WIS-FR D DB Tyree Kinnel, MICH S WR J-Shun Harris II, IND F RB Jonathan Taylor, WIS9/18 O QB Alex Hornibrook, WIS D DB Jacob Huff, MINN S K Quinn Nordin, MICH-FR F RB J.K. Dobbins, OSU QB Johnathan Lewis, RU9/25 O RB Saquon Barkley, PSU D LB Josey Jewell, IOWA DL Chase Winovich, MICH S WR J-Shun Harris II, IND F RB Morgan Ellison, IND10/2 O WR Felton Davis III, MSU WR DaeSean Hamilton, PSU D S Natrell Jamerson, WIS S RB Saquon Barkley, PSU F LB Ben Stille, NEB10/9 O RB Jonathan Taylor, WIS-FR D LB Joe Bachie, MSU S RB Ty Johnson, MD F RB Jonathan Taylor, WIS10/16 O QB J.T. Barrett, OSU D LB Leon Jacobs, WIS S K Charlie Kuhbander, NU-FR F RB Jonathan Taylor, WIS10/23 O RB Saquon Barkley, PSU D LB Joe Bachie, MSU LB Jason Cabinda, PSU S P Hunter Niswander, NU F RB Jonathan Taylor, WIS10/30 O QB J.T. Barrett, OSU D LB Paddy Fisher, NU-FR S RB Saquon Barkley, PSU F WR Whop Philyor, IND WR Cody White, MSU11/6 O RB Chris Evans, MICH RB Karan Higdon, MICH D DB Josh Jackson, IOWA DB/LB Khaleke Hudson, MICH S K Matt Coghlin, MSU-FR F RB Jonathan Taylor, WIS11/13 O QB Demry Croft, MINN RB Mike Weber, OSU D DB Josh Jackson, IOWA LB Leon Jacobs, WIS S RB Rodney Smith, MINN F RB Jonathan Taylor, WIS11/20 O RB Saquon Barkley, PSU WR Anthony Mahoungou, PUR D LB Nate Hall, NU S CB Nick Nelson, WIS F RB Morgan Ellison, IND RB Jonathan Taylor, WIS11/27 O RB Akrum Wadley, IOWA RB Markell Jones, PUR D DE Sam Hubbard, OSU S P Hunter Niswander, NU F RB Jonathan Taylor, WIS

2017 BIG TENPLAYERS OF THE WEEK

BIG LIFE. BIG STAGE. BIG TEN.The Big Ten leads all conferences with more than 1,700 Academic All-Americans,

including 47 honorees during the 2016-17 academic year.

ALL-AMERICANS

*Josh Jackson, Iowa AFCA1, AP1, CBS1, ESPN, FWAA1, SI1, SN1, USA1, WC1

*Josey Jewell, Iowa AFCA1, AP1, CBS1, ESPN, FWAA1, SI1, SN1, USA1, WC1

Devin Bush, Michigan AP3, WC2

Maurice Hurst, Michigan AFCA2, AP1, CBS1, ESPN, FWAA2, SN1, USA1, WC2

Nick Bosa, Ohio State AFCA1, AP2, CBS2, SN2, USA2, WC2

*Billy Price, Ohio State AFCA1, AP1, CBS2, ESPN, FWAA1, SI1, SN1, USA1, WC1

Denzel Ward, Ohio State AFCA1, AP1, CBS1, ESPN, FWAA2, SN1, USA1

*Saquon Barkley, Penn State AFCA1, AP1, CBS1, ESPN, FWAA1, SI1, SN1, USA2, WC1

Mike Gesicki, Penn State SN2

Beau Benzschawel, Wisconsin AP3, SI1

Michael Dieter, Wisconsin SN2

David Edwards, Wisconsin AFCA1, AP3, FWAA2, WC2

T.J. Edwards, Wisconsin AFCA2, AP1, ESPN, SN2, USA1, WC2

Troy Fumagalli, Wisconsin AFCA2, AP2, FWAA2, SI2, WC2

Nick Nelson, Wisconsin CBS2

Jonathan Taylor, Wisconsin AP2, CBS2, FWAA2, SN2, USA2, WC2

Key:

AFCA1/2 - American Football Coaches Association First or Second Team

AP1/2/3 - Associated Press First, Second or Third Team

CBS1/2 - CBSSports.com First or Second Team

ESPN - ESPN.com

FWAA1/2 - Football Writers Association of America First or Second Team

SI1/2 - Sports Illustrated First or Second Team

SN1/2 - Sporting News First or Second Team

USA1/2 - USA Today First or Second Team

WC1/2 - Walter Camp First or Second Team

Consensus All-Americans in bold

*—denotes Unanimous Consensus All-American

NOTE: Penn State’s Saquon Barkley was a first-team All-America selection on all five Consensus All-America lists, but

was listed as a running back on two and all-purpose on the other three


BIG LIFE. BIG STAGE. BIG TEN.The Big Ten leads all conferences with 5.7 million alumni and nearly 580,000 students.

CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT HONOREESBig Ten students continue to excel both on the field and in the classroom, as 15 football standouts earned Academic All-District honors, as chosen by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). To be eligible, a student must be a starter or key reserve, maintain a cumulative 3.30 GPA and have achieved sophomore academic eligibility. This year’s honorees can be found below.

CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANSIn 2017, the Big Ten led all Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) conferences with six students named to the Academic All-America first or second teams in football, as chosen by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). The Big Ten has led all FBS conferences in football Academic All-Americans for 13 consecu-tive seasons, with 94 honorees over that time span. This year’s selections can be found below.

Seun Adesanya ILLNick Allegretti ILLChristian Bobak ILLDre Brown ILLJake Cerny ILLReggie Corbin ILLChayce Crouch ILLMike Dudek ILLJaylen Dunlap ILLNate Echard ILLKendrick Foster ILLJeff George Jr. ILLStanley Green ILLAhmari Hayes ILLZac Holman ILLChris James ILLJulian Jones ILLDoug Kramer ILLJimmy Marchese ILLZeke Martin ILLChase McLaughlin ILLCam Miller ILLDrew Murtaugh ILLAustin Roberts ILLBrandon Roberts ILLAdam Solomon ILLFrank Sumpter ILLDominic Thieman ILLAndrew Trainer ILLMalik Turner ILLTre Watson ILLJustice Williams ILLJohnny Albomonte INDBen Bach INDJustin Berry INDJoshua Brown INDAndre Brown Jr. INDDrew Conrad INDRashard Fant INDChris Gajcak INDCole Gest INDDan Godsil INDIsaac James INDHunter Littlejohn INDWes Martin INDPeyton Ramsey INDJacob Robinson INDConnor Thomas INDRyan Watercutter INDNick Westbrook INDLane Akre IOWANathan Bazata IOWAShaun Beyer IOWABrandon Bishop IOWASam Brinks IOWADrew Cook IOWADominique Dafney IOWAJames Daniels IOWAJake Gervase IOWAParker Hesse IOWAT.J. Hockenson IOWAJake Hulett IOWAGarret Jansen IOWAJosey Jewell IOWAAustin Kelly IOWADrake Kulick IOWAJohn Milani IOWAAnthony Nelson IOWAMatt Nelson IOWABen Niemann IOWANicholas Niemann IOWALandan Paulsen IOWALevi Paulsen IOWAPeter Pekar IOWAColten Rastetter IOWA

Miguel Recinos IOWABrady Reiff IOWABrady Ross IOWARyan Schmidt IOWACaleb Shudak IOWABrandon Snyder IOWAJacob Sobotka IOWANate Stanley IOWAJackson Subbert IOWAMatt VandeBerg IOWANate Vejvoda IOWAKevin Ward IOWATyler Wiegers IOWANate Wieting IOWAJon Wisnieski IOWAToren Young IOWANate Adams MDSteven Baca MDNoah Barnes MDMax Bortenschlager MDJalen Brooks MDAllen Corbin MDTerrance Davis MDAvery Edwards MDNnamdi Egbuaba MDJake Funk MDAdam Greene MDBrett Kulka MDEllis McKennie MDMatt Oliveira MDOluwaseun Oluwatimi MDMike Shinsky MDDanny Sutton MDKevin Woodeshick MDJoe Beneducci MICHBen Bredeson MICHIan Bunting MICHDevin Bush MICHJared Char MICHBrian Chu MICHTyler Cochran MICHDane Drobocky MICHJack Dunaway MICHConner Edmonds MICHKenny Ferris MICHJoseph Files MICHJames Foug MICHGreg Froelich MICHNoah Furbush MICHRashan Gary MICHJordan Glasgow MICHLouis Grodman MICHWill Hart MICHJoe Hewlett MICHMaurice Hurst MICHBradford Jones MICHAlex Kaminski MICHCarlo Kemp MICHJohn Luby MICHJake Martin MICHSean McKeon MICHMatt Mitchell MICHBryan Mone MICHGarrett Moores MICHCarl Myers MICHGrant Newsome MICHQuinn Nordin MICHJohn O’Korn MICHJameson Offerdahl MICHGreg Robinson MICHNate Schoenle MICHMichael Sessa MICHStephen Spanellis MICHRyan Tice MICHAndrew Vastardis MICH

Nick Volk MICHJack Wangler MICHJared Wangler MICHMaurice Ways MICHJacob West MICHBrendan White MICHMike Wroblewski MICHBrian Allen MSUMatt Allen MSUAJ Arcuri MSUDrew Beesley MSUByron Bullough MSUReid Burton MSULuke Campbell MSUCam Chambers MSUCole Chewins MSUMatt Coghlin MSUMessiah deWeaver MSUDavid Dowell MSUChris Frey MSUChase Gianacakos MSUJake Hartbarger MSUHussien Kadry MSUBrian Lewerke MSUCollin Lucas MSUGrayson Miller MSUMatt Morrissey MSUCorey Pryor MSUDante Razzano MSUJeremy Schram MSUMatt Sokol MSUBrandon Sowards MSUKhari Willis MSUColton Beebe MINNEmmit Carpenter MINNCarter Coughlin MINNConey Durr MINNClay Geary MINNJacob Herbers MINNDrew Hmielewski MINNPhillip Howard MINNJulian Huff MINNMerrick Jackson MINNPayton Jordahl MINNJustin Juenemann MINNKo Kieft MINNBrandon Lingen MINNLogan McElfresh MINNGary Moore MINNMatthew Morse MINNQuinn Oseland MINNSamuel Pickerign MINNWill Reger MINNSam Renner MINNConor Rhoda MINNSteven Richardson MINNRyan Santoso MINNSam Schlueter MINNBailey Schoenfelder MINNAndrew Stelter MINNCalvin Swenson MINNJared Weyler MINNEverett Williams MINNMark Williams MINNAntoine Winfield MINNFyn Anderson NEBMohamed Barry NEBDicaprio Bootle NEBTy Chaffin NEBBrett Classen NEBThomas Connely NEBZack Darlington NEBMichael Decker NEBJoJo Domann NEBErik Evans NEB

Matt Farniok NEBJerald Foster NEBTanner Hass NEBBranden Hohenstein NEBTodd Honas NEBTyler Hoppes NEBMatt Jarzynka NEBGrant Jordan NEBHarrison Jordan NEBSpencer Jordan NEBJosh Kalu NEBBo Kitrell NEBJake Kitten NEBSean Lambert NEBJoel Lopez NEBWyatt Mazour NEBCollin Miller NEBGabe Rahn NEBJohn Raridon NEBJohnny Richard NEBBrandon Robbins NEBAustin Rose NEBMatt Snyder NEBBen Stille NEBJack Stoll NEBMick Stoltenberg NEBElijah Sullivan NEBChris Weber NEBJacob Weinmaster NEBKeyan Williams NEBBoe Wilson NEBConor Young NEBCorey Acker NUMatt Alviti NUJoe Bergin NUJesse Brown NUGraham Bullmore NUBrian Bullock NUJ.B. Butler NUTommy Carnifax NURamaud Chiaokhiao-Bowman NUGarrett Dickerson NUTommy Doles NUPaddy Fisher NUNate Fox NUJoe Gaziano NUTyler Gillikin NUJango Glackin NUTrent Goens NUT.J. Green NUNate Hall NUChad Hanaoka NUBlake Hance NUJustin Jackson NUDaniel Kubiuk NUTyler Lancaster NUCody Link NUAlonzo Mayo NUJesse Meyler NUAlex Miller NUFlynn Nagel NUHunter Niswander NUAndrew Otterman NUBen Oxley NUJames Prather NUHeath Reinek NUJelani Roberts NUBennett Skowronek NUAidan Smith NUTrevor Stroebel NUJared Thomas NUClayton Thorson NUJackson Tirmonia NUNik Urban NUFred Wyatt NU

Alex Backenstoe OSUTuf Borland OSUNick Bosa OSUJoe Burrow OSUDrue Chrisman OSUJonathon Cooper OSUGavin Cupp OSUBrock Davin OSUWayne Davis OSULuke Farrell OSUTrevon Forte OSUJordan Fuller OSUElijaah Goins OSUDwayne Haskins OSUJackson Hayes OSUJustin Hilliard OSUSam Hubbard OSUHayden Jester OSUDre’mont Jones OSUBryan Kristan OSUJordan Leasure OSUDemario McCall OSUJake Metzer OSULiam McCullough OSUSean Nuernberger OSUBlake Pfenning OSUBilly Price OSUClay Raterman OSUC.J. Saunders OSUNick Seme OSUKendall Sheffield OSUZach Turnure OSUJack Wohlabaugh OSUKevin Woidke OSUAlex Barbir PSUSaeed Blacknall PSURyan Buchholz PSUColin Castagna PSUJake Cooper PSUTyler Davis PSUFrank Di Leo PSUNick Eury PSUBilly Fessler PSUMike Gesicki PSUBlake Gillikin PSUGrant Haley PSUDaeSean Hamilton PSUCody Hodgens PSUImmanuel Iyke PSUJan Johnson PSUJuwan Johnson PSUHunter Kelly PSUIsaac Lutz PSUZech McPhearson PSUTrace McSorley PSUAndrew Nelson PSUDaniel Pasquariello PSUJohn Reid PSUAntonio Shelton PSUCharlie Shuman PSUMichael Shuster PSUBrandon Smith PSUGarrett Taylor PSUJohnathan Thomas PSUMitchell Vallone PSUKyle Vasey PSUJason Vranic PSUChristopher Welde PSUJake Zembiec PSUJackson Anthrop PURMarkus Bailey PURLane Beeler PURDavid Blough PURDanny Carollo PURAlex Criddle PUR

David Day PURJ.D. Dellinger PURDanny Ezechukwu PURRyan Flaherty PURGrant Hermanns PURJacob Herr PURRonnie Hill PURDa’Wan Hunte PURRace Johnson PURMarkell Jones PURAnthony Mahoungou PURBen Makowski PURNavon Mosely PURGregory Phillips PURRyan Sadkowski PURJoe Schopper PURElijah Sindelar PURBrennan Thieneman PURJacob Thieneman PURPeyton Truitt PURBearooz Yacoobi PURZach Allen RUMax Anthony RUMarcus Applefield RUGeorge Behr RUDarnell Davis RURoss Douglas RUJelani Garvin RUNakia Griffin-Stewart RUGavin Haggerty RUZach Heeman RUJames Hogan RUMohamed Jabbie RUSebastian Joseph RUNick Krimin RUMike Lonsdorf RUTyreek Maddox-Williams RUMichael Maietti RUKobe Marfo RUDavante McDuffie RUJames Onulak RUBrandon Russell RUKamaal Seymour RULawrence Stevens RUKemoko Turay RUJulius Turner RUConnor Allen WISTyler Biadasz WISEvan Bondoc WISNoah Burks WISQuintez Cephus WISRyan Connelly WISBrett Connors WISD’Cota Dixon WISJack Dunn WISDavid Edwards WISArrington Farrar WISJoe Ferguson WISGarrett Groshek WISZach Hintze WISAlex Hornibrook WISAlec Ingold WISAlec James WISTyler Johnson WISPatrick Kasl WISAnthony Lotti WISMike Maskalunas WISZander Neuville WISChikwe Obasih WISP.J. Rosowski WISCole Van Lanen WIS

ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN HONOREESAs the fall term of the 2017-18 school year concludes, the Big Ten recognized a total of 446 football players who have been named to the Academic All-Conference Team. To be eligible for Aca-demic All-Big Ten selection, students must be letterwinners who are in at least their second academic year at their institution and carry a cumulative grade-point average (GPA) of 3.0 or higher. The list of the 2017 football honorees, with Academic All-America selections in bold, appears below:

Wes Martin, INDParker Hesse, IOWA

Anthony Nelson, IOWAJordan Glasgow, MICH

Cole Chewins, MSUEmmit Carpenter, MINNPayton Jordahl, MINNMick Stoltenberg, NEB

Chris Weber, NEBSam Hubbard, OSUJordan Fuller, OSUBlake Gillikin, PSU

Brandon Smith, PSURyan Anderson, RU

Quintez Cephus, WIS

First TeamAnthony Nelson, IOWA

Cole Chewins, MSUChris Weber, NEB

Ryan Anderson, RU

Second TeamParker Hesse, IOWAJordan Fuller, OSU


BIG LIFE. BIG STAGE. BIG TEN.The Big Ten became the first conference to voluntarily adopt male and female

participation goals after launching its Gender Equity Action Plan in 1992.

Wisconsin’s Troy Vincent was named this year’s recipient of the Big Ten’s Ford-Kinnick Leadership Award, while Iowa’s Chad Greenway was chosen to receive the Dungy-Thompson Humanitarian Award, the conference announced Nov. 22. These awards recognize Big Ten football student-athletes who have achieved success in the areas of leadership and humanitarianism following their academic and athletic careers at a Big Ten university.

Vincent was a four-year letterwinner as a defensive back at Wisconsin from 1988-91, earning first-team All-America honors and sharing the Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year award in 1991 while also claiming All-Big Ten accolades twice. Vincent went on to enjoy a successful career in the National Football League (NFL), playing 15 seasons for five clubs, including the Miami Dolphins, who chose him with the No. 7 overall pick in the first round of the 1992 NFL Draft. He was a five-time Pro Bowl se-lection and a three-time All-Pro honoree, and has been nominated for the Pro Football Hall of Fame each of the past five years. Off the field, Vincent played a significant leadership role with the NFL Players Association (NFLPA) as the group’s president from 2004-08. He also became a national advocate for victims of domestic violence and sexual abuse, resulting in his selection as the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year (chosen by the NFL commissioner and a select panel of judges) and the NFLPA Byron “Whizzer” White NFL Man of the Year following the 2002 season. In addition, Vincent and his family have been closely involved in numerous charitable organizations. They have also founded Love Thy Neighbor, a Foundation dedicated to fostering positive change in young people’s lives through character, athletics and academics. Since his retirement, Vincent has remained active with the NFL, currently serving as the league’s Executive Vice President of Football Operations. Vincent also remains connected to the NFL’s Business Management and Entrepreneurial Program, which he helped form late in his playing career.

Greenway earned four letters as a linebacker at Iowa from 2002-05, earning All-America and first-team All-Big Ten honors in 2004 and 2005, as well as second-team all-conference plaudits in 2003. He was also instrumental in helping the Hawkeyes earn a share of Big Ten Championships in 2002 and 2004 and receive invitations to four bowl games, winning the 2004 Outback and 2005 Capital One Bowls. After graduating from Iowa in 2006 with a degree in communications studies, Greenway spent 11 seasons in the NFL, all with the Minnesota Vikings, who selected him in the first round of the 2006 NFL Draft. He was a two-time Pro Bowl choice and a second-team All-Pro honoree in 2012, while also leading the National Football Conference (NFC) in combined tackles in 2010. Greenway has been a fixture in the Minneapolis-St. Paul community throughout his professional career, a dedication that earned him the NFLPA’s Byron “Whizzer” White NFL Man of the Year Award in 2015 and a nomination for that season’s Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award.

Wisconsin’s Troy Vincent and Iowa’s Chad Greenway Honored withBig Ten Ford-Kinnick Leadership and Dungy-Thompson Humanitarian Awards

The Big Ten announced the 2017 All-Big Ten teams and individual award winners on Nov. 28-30.

Wisconsin's Paul Chryst was named the Hayes-Schembechler Coach of the Year, as voted on by coaches, and the Dave McClain Coach of the Year, as chosen by a select media panel. Chryst guided the Badgers to a 12-1 record overall and 9-0 mark in conference play. Wisconsin won the Big Ten West Division to earn a Big Ten Championship Game berth. Chryst was the first Wisconsin mentor to earn Hayes-Schembechler Coach of the Year honors when he received the award in 2016, while he is the first Badger coach since Bret Bielema in 2006 to earn Dave McClain Coach of the Year plaudits.

Penn State’s Saquon Barkley repeated as the recipient of both the Graham-George Offensive Player and Ameche-Dayne Running Back of the Year awards. He is one of four Nittany Lions to claim Offensive Player of the Year plaudits, and the third Big Ten student to earn the honor twice (first since Ohio State’s Braxton Miller in 2012 and 2013). In addition, Barkley is the first Penn State player to earn the Running Back of the Year honor, which was introduced in 2011, and the second conference student to receive the award twice after Wisconsin’s Montee Ball in 2011 and 2012. In addition, Barkley is the first Penn State recipient of the Rodgers-Dwight Return Specialist of the Year award, which debuted in 2015.

For the third time, Ohio State’s J.T. Barrett was chosen as the Griese-Brees Quarterback of the Year, having also claimed the award in 2014 and 2016. A Buckeye signal caller has claimed Quarterback of the Year honors in five of the past seven years after Braxton Miller also won the award in 2012 and 2013. Maryland’s DJ Moore earned Richter-Howard Receiver of the Year honors, becoming the first Terrapin to win the award.

Wisconsin’s Troy Fumagalli claimed the Kwalick-Clark Tight End of the Year honor, the first Badger to receive the award since Jacob Pedersen in 2012. Ohio State’s Billy Price was named the Rimington-Pace Offensive Lineman of the Year, becoming the sixth Buckeye, and third straight, to claim the honor. Ohio State’s Taylor Decker earned the nod in 2015 and Pat Elflein was chosen last season.

Iowa’s Josey Jewell earned Nagurski-Woodson Defensive Player of the Year honors and Butkus-Fitzgerald Linebacker of the Year plaudits. Jewell became the second Hawkeye to claim Defensive Player of the Year honors and the first since Leroy Smith in 1991, as the first Iowa student to receive the Butkus-Fitzgerald Linebacker of the Year award. Jewell also became the third conference player, and second in as many years, to collect both Defensive Player and Linebacker of the Year honors, joining Wisconsin’s Chris Borland in 2013 and Michigan’s Jabrill Peppers in 2016.

Wisconsin’s Jonathan Taylor was named the Thompson-Randle El Freshman of the Year, becoming the eighth Buckeye to earn the honor, and the first since James White in 2010. Iowa’s Josh Jackson earned Tatum-Woodson Defensive Back of the Year honors, becoming the third Hawkeye to claim the award since its inception in 2011 and sec-ond in three years after Desmond King in 2015. Ohio State’s Nick Bosa secured the Buckeyes' fourth straight Smith-Brown Defensive Lineman of the Year nod after his older brother, Joey, won the award in both 2014 and 2015, and Tyquan Lewis earned the honor last year.

Indiana’s Griffin Oakes earned Bakken-Andersen Kicker of the Year accolades for the second time in three years, having first received the award in 2015. Rutgers’ Ryan An-derson became the first Scarlet Knight to earn a Big Ten individual award when he claimed Eddleman-Fields Punter of the Year plaudits.

The offensive All-Big Ten teams were highlighted by a pair of repeat selections to the first team in Ohio State’s Barrett and Penn State’s Barkley. Ohio State, Penn State and Wisconsin earned multiple selections to the offensive All-Big Ten first teams.

The defensive All-Big Ten teams were highlighted by one repeat first-team selection in Ohio State’s Tyquan Lewis. Iowa, Michigan, Ohio State and Wisconsin earned multiple selections to the defensive All-Big Ten first teams. The special teams All-Big Ten first-team recipients included Indiana’s Oakes at kicker, Rutgers’ Anderson at punter and Penn State’s Barkley as the return specialist. The Big Ten also recognized 14 Sportsmanship Award honorees. The students chosen are individuals who have distinguished themselves through sportsmanship and ethical behavior. These students must also be in good academic standing and have demonstrated good citizenship outside of the sports-competition setting.

The complete list of All-Big Ten honorees and individual award winners can be found on Pages 9-10.

Big Ten Announces 2017 All-Big Ten Teams and Individual Award Winners


BIG LIFE. BIG STAGE. BIG TEN.The Big Ten took part in the nation’s first bowl game, winning the 1902 Rose Bowl Game, and signed an exclusive contract with the

Tournament of Roses in 1946, making it the first bowl with permanent conference affiliations.

2017 ALL-BIG TEN FOOTBALL TEAMAs selected by Big Ten coaches

Dungy-Thompson Humanitarian Award: Chad Greenway, IowaFord-Kinnick Leadership Award: Troy Vincent, WisconsinGraham-George Offensive Player of the Year: Saquon Barkley, Penn StateNagurski-Woodson Defensive Player of the Year: Josey Jewell, IowaThompson-Randle El Freshman of the Year: Jonathan Taylor, WisconsinHayes-Schembechler Coach of the Year (coaches vote): Paul Chryst, WisconsinDave McClain Coach of the Year (media vote): Paul Chryst, WisconsinGriese-Brees Quarterback of the Year: J.T. Barrett, Ohio StateRichter-Howard Receiver of the Year: DJ Moore, Maryland

Ameche-Dayne Running Back of the Year: Saquon Barkley, Penn StateKwalick-Clark Tight End of the Year: Troy Fumagalli, WisconsinRimington-Pace Offensive Lineman of the Year: Billy Price, Ohio StateSmith-Brown Defensive Lineman of the Year: Nick Bosa, Ohio StateButkus-Fitzgerald Linebacker of the Year: Josey Jewell, IowaTatum-Woodson Defensive Back of the Year: Josh Jackson, IowaBakken-Andersen Kicker of the Year: Griffin Oakes, IndianaEddleman-Fields Punter of the Year: Ryan Anderson, RutgersRodgers-Dwight Return Specialist of the Year: Saquon Barkley, Penn State

BIG TEN INDIVIDUAL AWARD WINNERS

OFFENSE FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM THIRD TEAMQuarterback J.T. Barrett, Ohio State Trace McSorley, Penn State Clayton Thorson, NorthwesternRunning Back Saquon Barkley, Penn State Justin Jackson, Northwestern Akrum Wadley, IowaRunning Back Jonathan Taylor, Wisconsin J.K. Dobbins, Ohio State Karan Higdon, MichiganReceiver Simmie Cobbs Jr., Indiana Stanley Morgan Jr., Nebraska Felton Davis III, Michigan StateReceiver DJ Moore, Maryland DaeSean Hamilton, Penn State Parris Campbell, Ohio StateCenter Billy Price, Ohio State Brian Allen, Michigan State Tyler Biadasz, WisconsinGuard Michael Jordan, Ohio State Sean Welsh, Iowa David Beedle, Michigan StateGuard Beau Benzschawel, Wisconsin Ben Bredeson, Michigan Tommy Doles, NorthwesternTackle Jamarco Jones, Ohio State Mason Cole, Michigan Isaiah Prince, Ohio StateTackle Michael Deiter, Wisconsin David Edwards, Wisconsin Ryan Bates, Penn StateTight End Troy Fumagalli, Wisconsin Mike Gesicki, Penn State Noah Fant, Iowa

DEFENSE FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM THIRD TEAMLine Rashan Gary, Michigan Chase Winovich, Michigan Kenny Willekes, Michigan StateLine Maurice Hurst, Michigan Sam Hubbard, Ohio State Joe Gaziano, NorthwesternLine Nick Bosa, Ohio State Alec James, Wisconsin Dre'mont Jones, Ohio StateLine Tyquan Lewis, Ohio State Conor Sheehy, Wisconsin Gelen Robinson, PurdueLinebacker Josey Jewell, Iowa Tegray Scales, Indiana Khaleke Hudson, MichiganLinebacker Devin Bush, Michigan Jason Cabinda, Penn State Joe Bachie, Michigan StateLinebacker T.J. Edwards, Wisconsin Garret Dooley, Wisconsin Paddy Fisher, NorthwesternDefensive Back Josh Jackson, Iowa Lavert Hill, Michigan Rashard Fant, IndianaDefensive Back Marcus Allen, Penn State Godwin Igwebuike, Northwestern Kyle Queiro, NorthwesternDefensive Back D'Cota Dixon, Wisconsin Denzel Ward, Ohio State Jordan Fuller, Ohio StateDefensive Back Nick Nelson, Wisconsin Amani Oruwariye, Penn State Derrick Tindal, Wisconsin

SPECIAL TEAMS FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM THIRD TEAMKicker Griffin Oakes, Indiana Rafael Gaglianone, Wisconsin Sean Nuernberger, Ohio State Punter Ryan Anderson, Rutgers Blake Gillikin, Penn State Drue Chrisman, Ohio StateReturn Specialist Saquon Barkley, Penn State DeAndre Thompkins, Penn State Parris Campbell, Ohio State

Big Ten Sportsmanship Award Honorees: Nick Allegretti, ILL; Danny Friend, IND; Miles Taylor, IOWA; Chandler Burkett, MD; Henry Poggi, MICH; Brian Lewerke, MSU; Jonathan Celestin, MINN; Chris Weber, NEB; Justin Jackson, NU; Tracy Sprinkle, OSU; Brandon Smith, PSU; David Blough, PUR; Sebastian Joseph, RU; Joe Ferguson, WIS.

OFFENSE HONORABLE MENTIONILLINOIS: Nick Allegretti; INDIANA: Wes Martin, Luke Timian, Ian Thomas; IOWA: James Daniels; MARYLAND: Derwin Gray; MICHIGAN: Chris Evans; MICHIGAN STATE: Luke Campbell, Kevin Jarvis, Brian Lewerke, LJ Scott; MINNESOTA: Tyler Johnson, Rodney Smith; NEBRASKA: Jerald Foster, Nick Gates, JD Spielman; NORTHWESTERN: Garrett Dickerson; OHIO STATE: Marcus Baugh, K.J. Hill, Mike Weber; PENN STATE: Juwan Johnson; PURDUE: David Steinmetz; RUTGERS: Tariq Cole, Gus Edwards, Dorian Miller; WISCONSIN: Quintez Cephus, Alex Hornibrook.

DEFENSE HONORABLE MENTIONILLINOIS: James Crawford, Jaylen Dunlap, Stanley Green; INDIANA: Chris Covington, Jonathan Crawford; IOWA: Nathan Bazata, Anthony Nelson, Ben Niemann; MARYLAND: JC Jackson, Darnell Savage Jr.; MICHIGAN: Tyree Kinnel, Mike McCray, Josh Metellus; MICHIGAN STATE: David Dowell, Justin Layne, Josiah Scott, Khari Willis; MINNESOTA: Thomas Barber, Carter Coughlin, Steven Richardson; NORTHWESTERN: Nate Hall, Tyler Lancaster, Samdup Miller; OHIO STATE: Jerome Baker, Jalyn Holmes, Damon Webb, Chris Worley; PENN STATE: Christian Campbell, Curtis Cothran, Grant Haley, Shareef Miller; PURDUE: Ja'Whaun Bentley, Danny Ezechukwu, Lorenzo Neal, Jacob Thieneman; RUTGERS: Kiy Hester, Sebastian Joseph; WISCONSIN: Ryan Connelly, Joe Ferguson, Leon Jacobs, Natrell Jamerson, Olive Sagapolu.

SPECIAL TEAMS HONORABLE MENTIONINDIANA: J'Shun Harris, Haydon Whitehead; MICHIGAN: Quinn Nordin, Brad Robbins; MINNESOTA: Emmit Carpenter, Ryan Santoso; NEBRASKA: Drew Brown, JD Spielman; NORTHWESTERN: Charlie Kuhbander.


2017 ALL-BIG TEN FOOTBALL TEAMAs selected by conference media

OFFENSE FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM THIRD TEAMQuarterback J.T. Barrett, Ohio State Trace McSorley, Penn State Clayton Thorson, NorthwesternRunning Back Saquon Barkley, Penn State Justin Jackson, Northwestern Akrum Wadley, IowaRunning Back Jonathan Taylor, Wisconsin J.K. Dobbins, Ohio State Karan Higdon, MichiganReceiver Simmie Cobbs Jr., Indiana Felton Davis III, Michigan State JD Spielman, NebraskaReceiver DJ Moore, Maryland Stanley Morgan Jr., Nebraska DaeSean Hamilton, Penn StateCenter Billy Price, Ohio State Brian Allen, Michigan State Tyler Biadasz, WisconsinGuard Sean Welsh, Iowa Ben Bredeson, Michigan David Beedle, Michigan StateGuard Beau Benzschawel, Wisconsin Michael Jordan, Ohio State Tommy Doles, NorthwesternTackle Jamarco Jones, Ohio State Mason Cole, Michigan Isaiah Prince, Ohio StateTackle Michael Deiter, Wisconsin David Edwards, Wisconsin Ryan Bates, Penn StateTight End Mike Gesicki, Penn State Troy Fumagalli, Wisconsin Noah Fant, Iowa

DEFENSE FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM THIRD TEAMLine Maurice Hurst, Michigan Rashan Gary, Michigan Anthony Nelson, IowaLine Chase Winovich, Michigan Joe Gaziano, Northwestern Kenny Willekes, Michigan StateLine Nick Bosa, Ohio State Sam Hubbard, Ohio State Shareef Miller, Penn StateLine Tyquan Lewis, Ohio State Alec James, Wisconsin Conor Sheehy, WisconsinLinebacker Tegray Scales, Indiana Devin Bush, Michigan Joe Bachie, Michigan StateLinebacker Josey Jewell, Iowa Khaleke Hudson, Michigan Thomas Barber, MinnesotaLinebacker T.J. Edwards, Wisconsin Paddy Fisher, Northwestern Garret Dooley, WisconsinDefensive Back Josh Jackson, Iowa Rashard Fant, Indiana Josiah Scott, Michigan StateDefensive Back David Dowell, Michigan State Godwin Igwebuike, Northwestern Kyle Queiro, NorthwesternDefensive Back Denzel Ward, Ohio State Marcus Allen, Penn State Damon Webb, Ohio StateDefensive Back Nick Nelson, Wisconsin Amani Oruwariye, Penn State D'Cota Dixon, Wisconsin

SPECIAL TEAMS FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM THIRD TEAMKicker Griffin Oakes, Indiana Rafael Gaglianone, Wisconsin Sean Nuernberger, Ohio StatePunter Ryan Anderson, Rutgers Blake Gillikin, Penn State Drue Chrisman, Ohio StateReturn Specialist Saquon Barkley, Penn State Parris Campbell, Ohio State DeAndre Thompkins, Penn State

SPECIAL TEAMS HONORABLE MENTIONILLINOIS: Blake Hayes; INDIANA: J'Shun Harris, Haydon Whitehead; MICHIGAN: Quinn Nordin, Donovan Peoples-Jones; MICHIGAN STATE: Matt Coghlin, Jake Hartbarger; MINNESOTA: Emmit Carpenter, Ryan Santoso; NEBRASKA: Drew Brown, De'Mornay Pierson-El, JD Spielman; NORTHWESTERN: Charlie Kuhbander; PURDUE: Joe Schopper.

DEFENSE HONORABLE MENTIONILLINOIS: Stanley Green; INDIANA: Chris Covington, Jonathan Crawford, Chase Dutra, Robert McCray III; IOWA: Nathan Bazata, Ben Niemann; MARYLAND: Antoine Brooks Jr., Jermaine Carter Jr., JC Jackson, Darnell Savage Jr.; MICHIGAN: Lavert Hill, Tyree Kinnel, David Long, Mike McCray, Josh Metellus; MICHIGAN STATE: Chris Frey, Justin Layne, Mike Panasiuk, Raequan Williams, Khari Willis; MINNESOTA: Carter Coughlin, Steven Richardson; NORTHWESTERN: Nate Hall, Tyler Lancaster, Samdup Miller; OHIO STATE: Damon Arnette, Jerome Baker, Jordan Fuller, Jalyn Holmes, Dre'mont Jones, Chris Worley; PENN STATE: Troy Apke, Jason Cabinda, Christian Campbell, Parker Cothren, Grant Haley; PURDUE: Markus Bailey, Ja'Whaun Bentley, Danny Ezechukwu, Da'Wan Hunte, Lorenzo Neal, Josh Okonye, Gelen Robinson; RUTGERS: Damon Hayes, Kiy Hester, Trevor Morris; WISCONSIN: Ryan Connelly, Joe Ferguson, Leon Jacobs, Natrell Jamerson, Olive Sagapolu, Derrick Tindal.

OFFENSE HONORABLE MENTIONILLINOIS: Nick Allegretti; INDIANA: Wes Martin, Luke Timian, Ian Thomas; IOWA: James Daniels, Nate Stanley; MARYLAND: Derwin Gray, Ty Johnson; MICHIGAN: Zach Gentry, Patrick Kugler, Sean McKeon; MICHIGAN STATE: Luke Campbell, Matt Coghlin, Kevin Jarvis, Brian Lewerke, LJ Scott; MINNESOTA: Donnell Greene, Tyler Johnson, Rodney Smith; NEBRASKA: Drew Brown, Jerald Foster, Nick Gates; NORTHWESTERN: Garrett Dickerson, Charlie Kuhbander; OHIO STATE: Marcus Baugh, Johnnie Dixon, K.J. Hill, Mike Weber; PENN STATE: Juwan Johnson; PURDUE: Kirk Barron, David Steinmetz; RUTGERS: Tariq Cole, Dorian Miller; WISCONSIN: Quintez Cephus, Alex Hornibrook.

BIG LIFE. BIG STAGE. BIG TEN.The Big Ten began partnering with the Ivy League to study the effects of head injuries in sports in 2012.

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Big Life. Big Stage. Big Ten.Since its inception in 1896, the pursuit and attainment of academic excellence has been a priority for every Big Ten member institution. But maintaining the conference’s standard of competing at the highest level in athletics also endures as an important component of the Big Ten experience. Striking that balance between academics and athletics is integral to the Big Ten’s identity. Recognized as one of intercollegiate sports’ most successful undertakings, the Big Ten strives for success from its students not only on the field and in the classroom, but around the world as well.

PREMIER ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONSThe Big Ten Academic Alliance is an academic consortium of all 14 Big Ten universities, which is widely considered to be the model for effective and voluntary collaboration among top research universities.

Every Big Ten Academic Alliance institution ranks among the top 78 universities in the nation according to the 2014 Academic Ranking of World Universities, including six in the top 25.

The Big Ten leads all conferences with more than 1,700 Academic All-Americans, including 47 honorees during the 2016-17 academic year.

Big Ten Academic Alliance schools annually conduct $10 billion in funded research, $5 billion more than any other conference.

A HISTORY OF ATHLETIC SUCCESSBig Ten schools have won at least seven national championships in seven of the last nine academic years and at least five in each of the last 20 years.

In the last four full academic years, current Big Ten institutions have claimed 28 team national championships in 15 different sports.

Over the last 11 full academic years, current Big Ten institutions have won 82 team national titles in 23 different sports.

BROAD-BASED PROGRAMMINGThe Big Ten will administer over $200 million in direct financial support to more than 9,500 students competing in intercollegiate athletics for more than 11,000 participation opportunities on 350 teams in 42 different sports.

The Big Ten sponsors 28 official conference sports, 14 for men and 14 for women, including the addition of men’s ice hockey and men’s and women’s lacrosse the last three years.

The Big Ten leads the nation in total students competing in intercollegiate athletics and participation opportunities, and sponsors more official sports than all conferences except the Ivy League.

Almost 1,400 Big Ten competitors have participated in the Olympics, winning more than 600 medals, including nearly 300 gold. In the 2016 Olympic Games, 159 representatives from Big Ten institutions including current or former students and coaches were members to Olympic teams. Big Ten Olympians collected 47 medals in Rio.

PASSIONATE FOLLOWINGThe Big Ten leads all conferences with 5.7 million alumni and nearly 580,000 students.

Each year more than 11 million patrons attend Big Ten home contests, as the conference leads the nation in attendance for men’s basketball, hockey, volleyball and wrestling.

LEADERS IN INNOVATIONTook part in the nation’s first bowl game, winning the 1902 Rose Bowl Game, and signed an exclusive contract with the Tournament of Roses in 1946, making it the first bowl with permanent conference affiliations.

Awarded the first Big Ten Medal of Honor in 1915, honoring outstanding seniors who demonstrated excellence in academics and athletics.

Formed the Big Ten Advisory Commission in 1972, enlisting former students that competed in conference athletics to serve as liaisons to the NCAA’s Diversity and Inclusion Department, the Big Ten Student-Athlete Advisory Commission and other organizations.

Became the first conference to voluntarily adopt male and female participation goals after launching its Gender Equity Action Plan in 1992.

Implemented the first collegiate football system of instant replay in 2004, which the NCAA approved for use among all conferences in 2006.

Launched the Big Ten Network (BTN) in 2007, the first national conference-owned television network.

Began partnering with the Ivy League to study the effects of head injuries in sports in 2012.

Accepted Johns Hopkins University as the conference’s first sport affiliate members in men’s and women’s lacrosse in 2013 and 2015, respectively.

EXTENSIVE TELEVISION EXPOSUREThrough the Big Ten’s current media agreements with BTN, ABC/ESPN, CBS and FOX, nearly 1,400 Big Ten events are produced and distributed nationally and globally on an annual basis.

BTN is in more than 60 million homes across the United States and Canada. BTN2Go is BTN’s digital extension, delivering live and on-demand programming to computers, smartphones and tablets. BTN Plus within BTN2Go streams hundreds of additional events each season.

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENTFor more than 25 years, through the Big Ten’s SCORE (Success Comes Out of Reading Everyday) program, the conference has partnered with Chicago elementary schools to improve reading performance.

Surrounding the Big Ten Football Championship Game and Basketball Tournaments, the conference has held numerous community initiatives, such as the Big Ten Career Expo, SaturDAY of Service and Youth Football Clinics. In addition, the Big Ten has hosted a downtown 5K, collaborated with a local breast cancer awareness group and provided unique event experiences for military veterans.


BIG LIFE. BIG STAGE. BIG TEN.Through the Big Ten’s current media agreements with BTN, ABC/ESPN, CBS and FOX,

nearly 1,400 Big Ten events are produced and distributed nationally and globally on an annual basis.

Illinois (8-10)Season Bowl Result Opponent1946 Rose W 45-14 UCLA1951 Rose W 40-7 Stanford1963 Rose W 17-7 Washington1982 Liberty L 15-21 Alabama1983 Rose L 9-45 UCLA1985 Peach L 9-31 Army1988 All-American L 10-14 Florida1989 Florida Citrus W 31-21 Virginia1990 Hall of Fame L 0-30 Clemson1991 Sun L 3-6 UCLA1992 Holiday L 17-27 Hawaii1994 Liberty W 30-0 East Carolina1999 Micronpc.com W 63-21 Virginia2001 Sugar L 34-47 LSU2007 Rose L 17-49 USC2010 Texas W 38-14 Baylor2011 Fight Hunger W 20-14 UCLA2014 Heart of Dallas L 18-35 Louisiana Tech

Indiana (3-8)Season Bowl Result Opponent1967 Rose L 3-14 USC1979 Holiday W 38-37 Brigham Young1986 All-American L 13-27 Florida State1987 Peach L 22-27 Tennessee1988 Liberty W 31-10 South Carolina1990 Peach L 23-27 Auburn1991 Copper W 24-0 Baylor1993 Independence L 20-45 Virginia Tech2007 Insight L 33-49 Oklahoma State2015 Pinstripe L 41-44 (OT) Duke2016 Foster Farms L 24-26 Utah

Iowa (14-15-1)Season Bowl Result Opponent1956 Rose W 35-19 Oregon State1958 Rose W 38-12 California1981 Rose L 0-28 Washington1982 Peach W 28-22 Tennessee1983 Gator L 6-14 Florida1984 Freedom W 55-17 Texas1985 Rose L 28-45 UCLA1986 Holiday W 39-38 San Diego State1987 Holiday W 20-19 Wyoming1988 Peach L 23-28 N.C. State1990 Rose L 34-46 Washington1991 Holiday T 13-13 Brigham Young1993 Alamo L 3-37 California1995 Sun W 38-18 Washington1996 Alamo W 27-0 Texas Tech1997 Sun L 7-17 Arizona State2001 Alamo W 19-16 Texas Tech2002 Orange L 17-38 USC2003 Outback W 37-17 Florida2004 Capital One W 30-25 LSU2005 Outback L 24-31 Florida2006 Alamo L 24-26 Texas2008 Outback W 31-10 South Carolina2009 Orange W 24-14 Georgia Tech2010 Insight W 27-24 Missouri2011 Insight L 14-31 Oklahoma2013 Outback L 14-21 LSU2014 TaxSlayer L 28-45 Tennessee2015 Rose L 16-45 Stanford2016 Outback L 3-30 Florida

Maryland (11-14-2, 0-2 in Big Ten)Season Bowl Result Opponent1947 Gator T 20-20 Georgia1949 Gator W 20-7 Missouri1951 Sugar W 28-13 Tennessee1953 Orange L 0-7 Oklahoma1955 Orange L 6-20 Oklahoma1973 Peach L 16-17 Georgia1974 Liberty L 3-7 Tennessee1975 Gator W 13-0 Florida1976 Cotton L 21-30 Houston1977 Hall of Fame W 17-7 Minnesota1978 Sun L 0-42 Texas1980 Tangerine L 20-35 Florida1982 Aloha L 20-21 Washington1983 Citrus L 23-30 Tennessee1984 Sun W 28-27 Tennessee1985 Cherry W 35-18 Syracuse1990 Independence T 34-34 Louisiana Tech2001 Orange L 23-56 Florida2002 Peach W 30-3 Tennessee2003 Gator W 41-7 West Virginia2006 Champs Sports W 24-7 Purdue2007 Emerald L 14-21 Oregon State2008 Humanitarian W 42-35 Nevada2010 Military W 51-20 East Carolina2013 Military L 20-31 Marshall2014 Foster Farms L 21-45 Stanford2016 Quick Lane L 30-36 Boston College

Michigan (21-24)Season Bowl Result Opponent1901 Rose W 49-0 Stanford1947 Rose W 49-0 USC1950 Rose W 14-6 California1964 Rose W 34-7 Oregon State1969 Rose L 3-10 USC1971 Rose L 12-13 Stanford1975 Orange L 6-14 Oklahoma1976 Rose L 6-14 USC1977 Rose L 20-27 Washington1978 Rose L 10-17 USC1979 Gator L 15-17 North Carolina1980 Rose W 23-6 Washington1981 Bluebonnet W 33-14 UCLA1982 Rose L 14-24 UCLA1983 Sugar L 7-9 Auburn1984 Holiday L 17-24 Brigham Young1985 Fiesta W 27-23 Nebraska1986 Rose L 15-22 Arizona State1987 Hall of Fame W 28-24 Alabama1988 Rose W 22-14 USC1989 Rose L 10-17 USC1990 Gator W 35-3 Mississippi1991 Rose L 14-34 Washington1992 Rose W 38-31 Washington1993 Hall of Fame W 42-7 N.C. State1994 Holiday W 24-14 Colorado State1995 Alamo L 20-22 Texas A&M1996 Outback L 14-17 Alabama1997 Rose W 21-16 Washington State1998 Citrus W 45-31 Arkansas1999 Orange W 35-34 (OT) Alabama2000 Citrus W 31-28 Auburn2001 Citrus L 17-45 Tennessee2002 Outback W 38-30 Florida2003 Rose L 14-28 USC2004 Rose L 37-38 Texas2005 Alamo L 28-32 Nebraska2006 Rose L 18-32 USC2007 Capital One W 41-35 Florida2010 Gator L 14-52 Mississippi State2011 Sugar W 23-20 (OT) Virginia Tech

ALL-TIME BIG TEN BOWL RESULTS: BY SCHOOL


Michigan (cont.)Season Bowl Result Opponent2012 Outback L 28-33 South Carolina2013 Buffalo Wild Wings L 14-31 Kansas State2015 Citrus W 41-7 Florida2016 Orange L 32-33 Florida State

Michigan State (11-15, 11-13 in Big Ten)Season Bowl Result Opponent1938 Orange L 0-6 Auburn1953 Rose W 28-20 UCLA1955 Rose W 17-14 UCLA1965 Rose L 12-14 UCLA1984 Cherry L 6-10 Army1985 All-American L 14-17 Georgia Tech1987 Rose W 20-17 USC1988 Gator L 27-34 Georgia1989 Aloha W 33-13 Hawaii1990 Sun W 17-16 USC1993 Liberty L 7-18 Louisville1995 Independence L 26-45 LSU1996 Sun L 0-38 Stanford1997 Aloha L 23-51 Washington1999 Citrus W 37-34 Florida2001 Silicon Valley W 44-35 Fresno State2003 Alamo L 3-17 Nebraska2007 Champs Sports L 21-24 Boston College2008 Capital One L 12-24 Georgia2009 Alamo L 31-41 Texas Tech2010 Capital One L 7-49 Alabama2011 Outback W 33-30 (3OT) Georgia2012 Buffalo Wild Wings W 17-16 TCU2013 Rose W 24-20 Stanford2014 Cotton W 42-41 Baylor2015 Cotton L 0-38 Alabama

Minnesota (7-12)Season Bowl Result Opponent1960 Rose L 7-17 Washington1961 Rose W 21-3 UCLA1977 Hall of Fame L 7-17 Maryland1985 Independence W 20-13 Clemson1986 Liberty L 14-21 Tennessee1999 Sun L 20-24 Oregon2000 Micronpc.com L 30-38 N.C. State2002 Music City W 29-14 Arkansas2003 Sun W 31-30 Oregon2004 Music City W 20-16 Alabama2005 Music City L 31-34 Virginia2006 Insight L 41-44 (OT) Texas Tech2008 Insight L 21-42 Kansas2009 Insight L 13-14 Iowa State2012 Meineke Car Care L 31-34 Texas Tech2013 Texas L 17-21 Syracuse2014 Citrus L 17-33 Missouri2015 Quick Lane W 21-14 Central Michigan2016 Holiday W 17-12 Washington State

Nebraska (26-27, 1-4 in Big Ten)Season Bowl Result Opponent1941 Rose L 13-21 Stanford1955 Orange L 7-34 Duke1962 Gotham W 36-34 Miami1964 Orange W 13-7 Auburn1965 Cotton L 7-10 Arkansas1966 Orange L 28-39 Alabama1967 Sugar L 7-34 Alabama1969 Sun W 45-6 Georgia1971 Orange W 17-12 Louisiana State1972 Orange W 38-6 Alabama1973 Orange W 40-6 Notre Dame1974 Cotton W 19-3 Texas1974 Sugar W 13-10 Florida1975 Fiesta L 14-27 Arizona State

1976 Astro-Bluebonnet W 27-24 Texas Tech1977 Liberty W 21-17 North Carolina1979 Orange L 24-31 Oklahoma1980 Cotton L 14-17 Houston1980 Sun W 31-17 Mississippi State1982 Orange L 15-22 Clemson1983 Orange W 21-20 Louisiana State1984 Orange L 30-31 Miami1985 Sugar W 28-10 Louisiana State1986 Fiesta L 23-27 Michigan1987 Sugar W 30-15 Louisiana State1988 Fiesta L 28-31 Florida State1989 Orange L 3-23 Miami1990 Fiesta L 17-41 Florida State1991 Citrus L 21-45 Georgia Tech1992 Orange L 0-12 Miami1993 Orange L 14-27 Florida State1994 Orange L 16-18 Florida State1995 Orange W 24-17 Miami1996 Fiesta W 62-24 Florida1996 Orange W 41-21 Virginia Tech1998 Orange W 42-17 Tennessee1998 Holiday L 20-23 Arizona2000 Alamo W 66-17 Northwestern2002 Rose L 14-37 Miami2002 Independence L 23-27 Mississippi2003 Alamo W 17-3 Michigan State2005 Alamo W 32-28 Michigan2007 Cotton L 14-17 Auburn2008 Gator W 26-21 Clemson2009 Holiday W 33-0 Arizona2010 Holiday L 7-10 Washington2011 Capital One L 13-30 South Carolina2012 Capital One L 31-45 Georgia2013 Gator W 24-19 Georgia2014 Holiday L 42-45 USC2015 Foster Farms W 37-29 UCLA2016 Music City L 24-38 Tennessee

Northwestern (3-10)Season Bowl Result Opponent1948 Rose W 20-14 California1995 Rose L 32-41 USC1996 Citrus L 28-48 Tennessee2000 Alamo L 17-66 Nebraska2003 Motor City L 24-28 Bowling Green2005 Sun L 38-50 UCLA2008 Alamo L 23-30 (OT) Missouri2009 Outback L 35-38 (OT) Auburn2010 TicketCity L 38-45 Texas Tech2011 Meineke Car Care L 22-33 Texas A&M2012 Gator W 34-20 Mississippi State2015 Outback L 6-45 Tennessee2016 Pinstripe W 31-24 Pittsburgh

Ohio State (22-25*)Season Bowl Result Opponent1920 Rose L 0-28 California1949 Rose W 17-14 California1954 Rose W 20-7 USC1957 Rose W 10-7 Oregon1968 Rose W 27-16 USC1970 Rose L 17-27 Stanford1972 Rose L 17-42 USC1973 Rose W 42-21 USC1974 Rose L 17-18 USC1975 Rose L 10-23 UCLA1976 Orange W 27-10 Colorado1977 Sugar L 6-35 Alabama1978 Gator L 15-17 Clemson1979 Rose L 16-17 USC1980 Fiesta L 19-31 Penn State1981 Liberty W 31-28 Navy1982 Holiday W 47-17 Brigham Young


BIG LIFE. BIG STAGE. BIG TEN.BTN is in more than 60 million homes across the United States and Canada. BTN2Go is BTN’s digital extension, delivering live and on-demand

programming to computers, smartphones and tablets. BTN Plus within BTN2Go streams hundreds of additional events each season.


Ohio State (cont.)Season Bowl Result Opponent1983 Fiesta W 28-23 Pittsburgh1984 Rose L 17-20 USC1985 Florida Citrus W 10-7 Brigham Young1986 Cotton W 28-12 Texas A&M1989 Hall of Fame L 14-31 Auburn1990 Liberty L 11-23 Air Force1991 Hall of Fame L 17-24 Syracuse1992 Florida Citrus L 14-21 Georgia1993 Holiday W 28-21 Brigham Young1994 Florida Citrus L 17-24 Alabama1995 Florida Citrus L 14-20 Tennessee1996 Rose W 20-17 Arizona State1997 Sugar L 14-31 Florida State1998 Sugar W 24-14 Texas A&M2000 Outback L 7-24 South Carolina2001 Outback L 28-31 South Carolina2002 Fiesta W 31-24 (2OT) Miami (Fla.)2003 Fiesta W 35-28 Kansas State2004 Alamo W 33-7 Oklahoma State2005 Fiesta W 34-20 Notre Dame2006 BCS Championship L 14-41 Florida2007 BCS Championship L 24-38 LSU2008 Fiesta L 21-24 Texas2009 Rose W 26-17 Oregon2011 Gator L 17-24 Florida2013 Orange L 35-40 Clemson2014 Sugar - CFP Semifinal W 42-35 Alabama2014 CFP Championship W 42-20 Oregon2015 Fiesta W 44-28 Notre Dame2016 Fiesta - CFP Semifinal L 0-31 Clemson* - all Ohio State wins vacated from 2010 season

Penn State (28-17-2, 11-6 in Big Ten)Season Bowl Result Opponent1922 Rose L 3-14 USC1947 Cotton T 13-13 SMU1959 Liberty W 7-0 Alabama1960 Liberty W 41-12 Oregon1961 Gator W 30-15 Georgia Tech1962 Gator L 7-17 Florida1967 Gator T 17-17 Florida State1968 Orange W 15-14 Kansas1969 Orange W 10-3 Missouri1971 Cotton W 30-6 Texas1972 Sugar L 0-14 Oklahoma1973 Orange W 16-9 LSU1974 Cotton W 41-20 Baylor1975 Sugar L 6-13 Alabama1976 Gator L 9-20 Notre Dame1977 Fiesta W 42-30 Arizona State1978 Sugar L 7-14 Alabama1979 Liberty W 9-6 Tulane1980 Fiesta W 31-19 Ohio State1981 Fiesta W 26-10 USC1982 Sugar W 27-23 Georgia1983 Aloha W 13-10 Washington1985 Orange L 10-25 Oklahoma1986 Fiesta W 14-10 Miami (Fla.)1987 Florida Citrus L 10-35 Clemson 1989 Holiday W 50-39 Brigham Young 1990 Blockbuster L 17-24 Florida State1991 Fiesta W 42-17 Tennessee1992 Blockbuster L 3-24 Stanford1993 Florida Citrus W 31-13 Tennessee1994 Rose W 38-20 Oregon1995 Outback W 43-14 Auburn1996 Fiesta W 38-15 Texas1997 Florida Citrus L 6-21 Florida1998 Outback W 26-14 Kentucky1999 Alamo W 24-0 Texas A&M2002 Capital One L 9-13 Auburn2005 Orange W 26-23 (3OT) Florida State

2006 Outback W 20-10 Tennessee2007 Alamo W 24-17 Texas A&M2008 Rose L 24-38 USC2009 Capital One W 19-17 LSU2010 Outback L 24-37 Florida2011 TicketCity L 14-30 Houston2014 Pinstripe W 31-30 (OT) Boston College2015 TaxSlayer L 17-24 Georgia2016 Rose L 49-52 USC

Purdue (9-8)Season Bowl Result Opponent1966 Rose W 14-13 USC1978 Peach W 41-21 Georgia Tech1979 Bluebonnet W 27-22 Tennessee1980 Liberty W 28-25 Missouri1984 Peach L 20-27 Virginia1997 Alamo W 33-20 Oklahoma State1998 Alamo W 37-34 Kansas State1999 Outback L 25-28 (OT) Georgia2000 Rose L 24-34 Washington2001 Sun L 27-33 Washington State2002 Sun W 34-24 Washington2003 Capital One L 27-34 (OT) Georgia2004 Sun L 23-27 Arizona State2006 Champs Sports L 7-24 Maryland2007 Motor City W 51-48 Central Michigan2011 Little Caesars Pizza W 37-32 Western Michigan2012 Heart of Dallas L 14-58 Oklahoma State

Rutgers (6-4, 1-0 in Big Ten)Season Bowl Result Opponent1978 Garden State L 18-34 Arizona State2005 Insight L 40-45 Arizona State2006 Texas W 37-10 Kansas State2007 International W 52-30 Ball State2008 PapaJohns.com W 29-23 NC State2009 St. Petersburg W 45-24 UCF2011 Pinstripe W 27-13 Iowa State2012 Russell Athletic L 10-13 (OT) Virginia Tech2013 Pinstripe L 16-29 Notre Dame2014 Quick Lane W 40-21 North Carolina

Wisconsin (14-14)Season Bowl Result Opponent1952 Rose L 0-7 USC1959 Rose L 8-44 Washington1962 Rose L 37-42 USC1981 Garden State L 21-28 Tennessee1982 Independence W 14-3 Kansas State1984 Hall of Fame L 19-20 Kentucky1993 Rose W 21-16 UCLA1994 Hall of Fame W 34-20 Duke1996 Copper W 38-10 Utah1997 Outback L 6-33 Georgia1998 Rose W 38-31 UCLA1999 Rose W 17-9 Stanford2000 Sun W 21-20 UCLA2002 Alamo W 31-28 (OT) Colorado2003 Music City L 14-28 Auburn2004 Outback L 21-24 Georgia2005 Capital One W 24-10 Auburn2006 Capital One W 17-14 Arkansas2007 Outback L 17-21 Tennessee2008 Champs Sports L 13-42 Florida State2009 Champs Sports W 20-14 Miami (Fla.)2010 Rose L 19-21 TCU2011 Rose L 38-45 Oregon2012 Rose L 14-20 Stanford2013 Capital One L 24-34 South Carolina2014 Outback W 34-31 (OT) Auburn2015 Holiday W 23-21 USC2016 Cotton W 24-16 Western Michigan


BIG LIFE. BIG STAGE. BIG TEN.The Big Ten leads the nation in total students competing in intercollegiate athletics and participation opportunities,

and sponsors more official sports than all conferences except the Ivy League.


ALL-TIME BIG TEN BOWL RESULTS: BY SEASON1901, 1920, 1946–74 (Rose Bowl Game only)1901 MICHIGAN 49, Stanford 01920 California 28, OHIO STATE 01946 ILLINOIS 45, UCLA 141947 MICHIGAN 49, USC 01948 NORTHWESTERN 20, California 141949 OHIO STATE 17, California 141950 MICHIGAN 14, California 61951 ILLINOIS 40, Stanford 71952 USC 7, WISCONSIN 01953 MICHIGAN STATE 28, UCLA 201954 OHIO STATE 20, USC 71955 MICHIGAN STATE 17, UCLA 141956 IOWA 35, Oregon State 191957 OHIO STATE 10, Oregon 71958 IOWA 38, California 121959 Washington 44, WISCONSIN 81960 Washington 17, MINNESOTA 71961 MINNESOTA 21, UCLA 31962 USC 42, WISCONSIN 371963 ILLINOIS 17, Washington 71964 MICHIGAN 34, Oregon State 71965 UCLA 14, MICHIGAN STATE 121966 PURDUE 14, USC 131967 USC 14, INDIANA 31968 OHIO STATE 27, USC 161969 USC 10, MICHIGAN 31970 Stanford 27, OHIO STATE 171971 Stanford 13, MICHIGAN 121972 USC 42, OHIO STATE 171973 OHIO STATE 42, USC 211974 USC 18, OHIO STATE 17

1975Rose UCLA 23, OHIO STATE 10Orange Oklahoma 14, MICHIGAN 6

1976Rose USC 14, MICHIGAN 6Orange OHIO STATE 27, Colorado 10

1977Rose Washington 27, MICHIGAN 20Sugar Alabama 35, OHIO STATE 6Hall of Fame Maryland 17, MINNESOTA 7

1978Rose USC 17, MICHIGAN 10Peach PURDUE 41, Georgia Tech 21Gator Clemson 17, OHIO STATE 15

1979Rose USC 17, OHIO STATE 16Bluebonnet PURDUE 27, Tennessee 22Gator North Carolina 17, MICHIGAN 15Holiday INDIANA 38, Brigham Young 37

1980 Rose MICHIGAN 23, Washington 6Fiesta Penn State 31, OHIO STATE 19Liberty PURDUE 28, Missouri 25

1981 Rose Washington 28, IOWA 0Liberty OHIO STATE 31, Navy 28Bluebonnet MICHIGAN 33, UCLA 14Garden State Tennessee 28, WISCONSIN 21

1982Rose UCLA 24, MICHIGAN 14Peach IOWA 28, Tennessee 22Liberty Alabama 21, ILLINOIS 15Holiday OHIO STATE 47, Brigham Young 17Independence WISCONSIN 14, Kansas State 3 1983Rose UCLA 45, ILLINOIS 9Sugar Auburn 9, MICHIGAN 7Fiesta OHIO STATE 28, Pittsburgh 23Gator Florida 14, IOWA 6 1984Rose USC 20, OHIO STATE 17Holiday Brigham Young 24, MICHIGAN 17Peach Virginia 27, PURDUE 20Hall of Fame Kentucky 20, WISCONSIN 19Freedom IOWA 55, Texas 17Cherry Army 10, MICHIGAN STATE 6

1985Rose UCLA 45, IOWA 28Fiesta MICHIGAN 27, Nebraska 23Peach Army 31, ILLINOIS 29Florida Citrus OHIO STATE 10, Brigham Young 7All-American Georgia Tech 17, MICHIGAN STATE 14Independence MINNESOTA 20, Clemson 13 1986Rose Arizona State 22, MICHIGAN 15Cotton OHIO STATE 28, Texas A&M 12Holiday IOWA 39, San Diego State 38Liberty Tennessee 21, MINNESOTA 14All-American Florida State 27, INDIANA 13 1987Rose MICHIGAN STATE 20, USC 17Holiday IOWA 20, Wyoming 19Peach Tennessee 27, INDIANA 22Hall of Fame MICHIGAN 28, Alabama 24 1988Rose MICHIGAN 22, USC 14Gator Georgia 34, MICHIGAN STATE 27Liberty INDIANA 31, South Carolina 10Peach N.C. State 28, IOWA 23All-American Florida 14, ILLINOIS 10 1989Rose USC 17, MICHIGAN 10Florida Citrus ILLINOIS 31, Virginia 21Hall of Fame Auburn 31, OHIO STATE 14Aloha MICHIGAN STATE 33, Hawaii 13 1990Rose Washington 46, IOWA 34Hall of Fame Clemson 30, ILLINOIS 0Gator MICHIGAN 35, Mississippi 3John Hancock MICHIGAN STATE 17, USC 16Liberty Air Force 23, OHIO STATE 11Peach Auburn 27, INDIANA 23 1991Rose Washington 34, MICHIGAN 14Holiday IOWA 13, Brigham Young 13Hall of Fame Syracuse 24, OHIO STATE 17John Hancock UCLA 6, ILLINOIS 3Copper INDIANA 24, Baylor 0

1992 Rose MICHIGAN 38, Washington 31Florida Citrus Georgia 21, OHIO STATE 14Holiday Hawaii 27, ILLINOIS 17

1993 Rose WISCONSIN 21, UCLA 16Florida Citrus PENN STATE 31, Tennessee 13Holiday OHIO STATE 28, Brigham Young 21Hall of Fame MICHIGAN 42, N.C. State 7Independence Virginia Tech 45, INDIANA 20Liberty Louisville 18, MICHIGAN STATE 7Alamo California 37, IOWA 3 1994 Rose PENN STATE 38, Oregon 20Florida Citrus Alabama 24, OHIO STATE 17Holiday MICHIGAN 24, Colorado State 14Hall of Fame WISCONSIN 34, Duke 20Liberty ILLINOIS 30, East Carolina 0

1995 Rose USC 41, NORTHWESTERN 32Florida Citrus Tennessee 20, OHIO STATE 14Outback PENN STATE 43, Auburn 14Alamo Texas A&M 22, MICHIGAN 20Sun IOWA 38, Washington 18Independence LSU 45, MICHIGAN STATE 26 1996 Rose OHIO STATE 20, Arizona State 17Fiesta PENN STATE 38, Texas 15Florida Citrus Tennessee 48, NORTHWESTERN 28Outback Alabama 17, MICHIGAN 14Alamo IOWA 27, Texas Tech 0Sun Stanford 38, MICHIGAN STATE 0Copper WISCONSIN 38, Utah 10 1997Rose MICHIGAN 21, Washington State 16Sugar Florida State 31, OHIO STATE 14Florida Citrus Florida 21, PENN STATE 6Outback Georgia 33, WISCONSIN 6Alamo PURDUE 33, Oklahoma State 20Sun Arizona State 17, IOWA 7Aloha Washington 51, MICHIGAN STATE 23 1998Rose WISCONSIN 38, UCLA 31Sugar OHIO STATE 24, Texas A&M 14Florida Citrus MICHIGAN 45, Arkansas 31Outback PENN STATE 26, Kentucky 14Alamo PURDUE 37, Kansas State 34

1999Rose WISCONSIN 17, Stanford 9Orange MICHIGAN 35, Alabama 34 (OT)Florida Citrus MICHIGAN STATE 37, Florida 34Outback Georgia 28, PURDUE 25 (OT)Alamo PENN STATE 24, Texas A&M 0Sun Oregon 24, MINNESOTA 20Micronpc.com ILLINOIS 63, Virginia 21 2000Rose Washington 34, PURDUE 24Florida Citrus MICHIGAN 31, Auburn 28Outback South Carolina 24, OHIO STATE 7Alamo Nebraska 66, NORTHWESTERN 17Sun WISCONSIN 21, UCLA 20Micronpc.com N.C. State 38, MINNESOTA 30

BIG LIFE. BIG STAGE. BIG TEN.The Big Ten sponsors 28 official conference sports, 14 for men and 14 for women,

including the addition of men’s ice hockey and men’s and women’s lacrosse the last three years.


ALL-TIME BIG TEN BOWL RESULTS: BY SEASON2001 Sugar LSU 47, ILLINOIS 34Florida Citrus Tennessee 45, MICHIGAN 17Outback South Carolina 31, OHIO STATE 28Alamo IOWA 19, Texas Tech 16Sun Washington State 33, PURDUE 27Silicon Valley MICHIGAN STATE 44, Fresno State 35

2002 Fiesta OHIO STATE 31, Miami (Fla.) 24 (2OT)Orange USC 38, IOWA 17Capital One Auburn 13, PENN STATE 9Outback MICHIGAN 38, Florida 30Alamo WISCONSIN 31, Colorado 28, OTSun PURDUE 34, Washington 24Music City MINNESOTA 29, Arkansas 14

2003 Rose USC 28, MICHIGAN 14Fiesta OHIO STATE 35, Kansas State 28Capital One Georgia 34, PURDUE 27 (OT)Outback IOWA 37, Florida 17Alamo Nebraska 17, MICHIGAN STATE 3Sun MINNESOTA 31, Oregon 30Music City Auburn 28, WISCONSIN 14Motor City Bowling Green 28, NORTHWESTERN 24

2004 Rose Texas 38, MICHIGAN 37Capital One IOWA 30, LSU 25Outback Georgia 24, WISCONSIN 21Alamo OHIO STATE 33, Oklahoma State 7Sun Arizona State 27, PURDUE 23Music City MINNESOTA 20, Alabama 16

2005Orange PENN STATE 26, Florida State 23 (3OT)Fiesta OHIO STATE 34, Notre Dame 20Capital One WISCONSIN 24, Auburn 10Outback Florida 31, IOWA 24Alamo Nebraska 32, MICHIGAN 28Sun UCLA 50, NORTHWESTERN 38Music City Virginia 34, MINNESOTA 31

2006BCS Championship Florida 41, OHIO STATE 14Rose USC 32, MICHIGAN 18Capital One WISCONSIN 17, Arkansas 14Outback PENN STATE 20, Tennessee 10Alamo Texas 26, IOWA 24Champs Sports Maryland 24, PURDUE 7Insight Texas Tech 44, MINNESOTA 41 (OT)

2007BCS Championship LSU 38, OHIO STATE 24Rose USC 49, ILLINOIS 17Capital One MICHIGAN 41, Florida 35Outback Tennessee 21, WISCONSIN 17Alamo PENN STATE 24, Texas A&M 17Champs Sports Boston College 24, MICHIGAN STATE 21Insight Oklahoma State 49, INDIANA 33Motor City PURDUE 51, Central Michigan 48

2008 Rose USC 38, PENN STATE 24Fiesta Texas 24, OHIO STATE 21Capital One Georgia 24, MICHIGAN STATE 12Outback IOWA 31, South Carolina 10Alamo Missouri 30, NORTHWESTERN 23 (OT)Champs Sports Florida State 42, WISCONSIN 13Insight Kansas 42, MINNESOTA 21

2009Rose OHIO STATE 26, Oregon 17Orange IOWA 24, Georgia Tech 14Capital One PENN STATE 19, LSU 17Outback Auburn 38, NORTHWESTERN 35 (OT)Alamo Texas Tech 41, MICHIGAN STATE 31Champs Sports WISCONSIN 20, Miami (Fla.) 14Insight Iowa State 14, MINNESOTA 13

2010*Rose TCU 21, WISCONSIN 19Capital One Alabama 49, MICHIGAN STATE 7Outback Florida 37, PENN STATE 24Gator Mississippi State 52, MICHIGAN 14Insight IOWA 27, Missouri 24Texas ILLINOIS 38, Baylor 14TicketCity Texas Tech 45, NORTHWESTERN 38* - all Ohio State wins vacated from 2010 season

2011Rose Oregon 45, WISCONSIN 38Sugar MICHIGAN 23, Virginia Tech 20 (OT)Capital One South Carolina 30, NEBRASKA 13Outback MICHIGAN STATE 33, Georgia 30 (3OT)Insight Oklahoma 31, IOWA 14Gator Florida 24, OHIO STATE 17Meineke Car Care Texas A&M 33, NORTHWESTERN 22TicketCity Houston 30, PENN STATE 14Little Caesars Pizza PURDUE 37, Western Michigan 32Fight Hunger ILLINOIS 20, UCLA 14

2012 Rose Stanford 20, WISCONSIN 14Capital One Georgia 45, NEBRASKA 31Outback South Carolina 33, MICHIGAN 28Gator NORTHWESTERN 34, Mississippi State 20Buffalo Wild Wings MICHIGAN STATE 17, TCU 16Meineke Car Care Texas Tech 34, MINNESOTA 31 Heart of Dallas Oklahoma State 58, PURDUE 14

2013 Rose MICHIGAN STATE 24, Stanford 20Orange Clemson 40, OHIO STATE 35Capital One South Carolina 34, WISCONSIN 24Outback LSU 21, IOWA 14Gator NEBRASKA 24, Georgia 19Buffalo Wild Wings Kansas State 31, MICHIGAN 14Texas Syracuse 21, MINNESOTA 17

2014CFP Championship OHIO STATE 42, Oregon 20Sugar - CFP Semifinal OHIO STATE 42, Alabama 35Cotton MICHIGAN STATE 42, Baylor 41Citrus Missouri 33, MINNESOTA 17Outback WISCONSIN 34, Auburn 31 (OT)Holiday USC 45, NEBRASKA 42TaxSlayer Tennessee 45, IOWA 28Pinstripe PENN STATE 31, Boston College 30 (OT)Foster Farms Stanford 45, MARYLAND 21Quick Lane RUTGERS 40, North Carolina 21Heart of Dallas Louisiana Tech 35, ILLINOIS 18

2015Cotton - CFP Semifinal Alabama 38, MICHIGAN STATE 0Rose Stanford 45, IOWA 16Fiesta OHIO STATE 44, Notre Dame 28Citrus MICHIGAN 41, Florida 7Outback Tennessee 45, NORTHWESTERN 6Holiday WISCONSIN 23, USC 21TaxSlayer Georgia 24, PENN STATE 17Pinstripe Duke 44, INDIANA 41 (OT)Foster Farms NEBRASKA 37, UCLA 29Quick Lane MINNESOTA 21, Central Michigan 14

2016Fiesta - CFP Semifinal Clemson 31, OHIO STATE 0Rose USC 52, PENN STATE 49Cotton WISCONSIN 24, Western Michigan 16Orange Florida State 33, MICHIGAN 32Outback Florida 30, IOWA 3Holiday MINNESOTA 17, Washington State 12Music City Tennessee 38, NEBRASKA 24Pinstripe NORTHWESTERN 31, Pittsburgh 24Foster Farms Utah 26, INDIANA 24Quick Lane Boston College 36, MARYLAND 30

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ALL-TIME BIG TEN BOWL RESULTS: BY BOWL GAME

COTTON BOWL CLASSIC(Dallas, Texas)1986 OHIO STATE 28, Texas A&M 122014 MICHIGAN STATE 42, Baylor 412015 Alabama 38, MICHIGAN STATE 02016 WISCONSIN 24, Western Michigan 16 FIESTA BOWL (Glendale/Tempe, Ariz.)1980 Penn State 31, OHIO STATE 191983 OHIO STATE 28, Pittsburgh 231985 MICHIGAN 27, Nebraska 231996 PENN STATE 38, Texas 152002 OHIO STATE 31, Miami (Fla.) 24 (2OT)2003 OHIO STATE 35, Kansas State 282005 OHIO STATE 34, Notre Dame 202008 Texas 24, OHIO STATE 212015 OHIO STATE 44, Notre Dame 282016 Clemson 31, OHIO STATE 0

FOSTER FARMS/FIGHT HUNGER BOWL(Santa Clara/San Francisco, Calif.)2011 ILLINOIS 20, UCLA 142014 Stanford 45, MARYLAND 212015 NEBRASKA 37, UCLA 292016 Utah 26, INDIANA 24

HOLIDAY BOWL (San Diego, Calif.)1979 INDIANA 38, Brigham Young 371982 OHIO STATE 47, Brigham Young 171984 Brigham Young 24, MICHIGAN 171986 IOWA 39, San Diego State 381987 IOWA 20, Wyoming 191991 IOWA 13, Brigham Young 131992 Hawaii 27, ILLINOIS 171993 OHIO STATE 28, Brigham Young 211994 MICHIGAN 24, Colorado State 142014 USC 45, NEBRASKA 422015 WISCONSIN 23, USC 212016 MINNESOTA 17, Washington State 12

MUSIC CITY BOWL(Nashville, Tenn.)2002 MINNESOTA 29, Arkansas 142003 Auburn 28, WISCONSIN 142004 MINNESOTA 20, Alabama 162005 Virginia 34, MINNESOTA 312016 Tennessee 38, NEBRASKA 24

ORANGE BOWL(Miami Gardens/Miami, Fla.)1975 Oklahoma 14, MICHIGAN 61976 OHIO STATE 27, Colorado 101999 MICHIGAN 35, Alabama 34 (OT)2002 USC 38, IOWA 172005 PENN STATE 26, Florida State 23 (3OT)2009 IOWA 24, Georgia Tech 142013 Clemson 40, OHIO STATE 352016 Florida State 33, MICHIGAN 32

OUTBACK/HALL OF FAME BOWL(Tampa, Fla.)1987 MICHIGAN 28, Alabama 241989 Auburn 31, OHIO STATE 141990 Clemson 30, ILLINOIS 01991 Syracuse 24, OHIO STATE 171993 MICHIGAN 42, N.C. State 71994 WISCONSIN 34, Duke 201995 PENN STATE 43, Auburn 141996 Alabama 17, MICHIGAN 141997 Georgia 33, WISCONSIN 61998 PENN STATE 26, Kentucky 141999 Georgia 28, PURDUE 25 (OT)2000 South Carolina 24, OHIO STATE 72001 South Carolina 31, OHIO STATE 282002 MICHIGAN 38, Florida 30 2003 IOWA 37, Florida 172004 Georgia 24, WISCONSIN 212005 Florida 31, IOWA 242006 PENN STATE 20, Tennessee 102007 Tennessee 21, WISCONSIN 172008 IOWA 31, South Carolina 102009 Auburn 38, NORTHWESTERN 35 (OT)2010 Florida 37, PENN STATE 242011 MICHIGAN STATE 33, Georgia 30 (3OT)2012 South Carolina 33, MICHIGAN 282013 LSU 21, IOWA 142014 WISCONSIN 34, Auburn 31 (OT)2015 Tennessee 45, NORTHWESTERN 62016 Florida 30, IOWA 3 PINSTRIPE BOWL(Bronx, N.Y.)2014 PENN STATE 31, Boston College 30 (OT)2015 Duke 44, INDIANA 41 (OT)2016 NORTHWESTERN 31, Pittsburgh 24

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COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYOFFAND BOWL CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES

(BCS) NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYOFF NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME(Site Varies)2014 OHIO STATE 42, Oregon 20 (Arlington, Texas)

COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYOFF SEMIFINAL(Site Varies)2014 OHIO STATE 42, Alabama 35 (Sugar Bowl, New Orleans, La.)2015 Alabama 38, MICHIGAN STATE 0 (Cotton Bowl, Arlington, Texas)2016 Clemson 31, OHIO STATE 0 (Fiesta Bowl, Glendale, Ariz.)

BCS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME(Site Varies)#2002 OHIO STATE 31, Miami (Fla.) 24 - 2OT (Fiesta Bowl, Tempe, Ariz.)2006 Florida 41, OHIO STATE 14 (Glendale, Ariz.)2007 LSU 38, OHIO STATE 24 (New Orleans, La.)

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DATE/MATCHUP TIME BROADCASTTHURSDAY, AUG. 31Buffalo at MINNESOTA 7 p.m. BTNOHIO STATE at INDIANA 8 p.m. ESPN

FRIDAY, SEPT. 1Washington at RUTGERS 8 p.m. FS1Utah State at WISCONSIN 9 p.m. ESPN

SATURDAY, SEPT. 2Ball State at ILLINOIS Noon BTNWyoming at IOWA Noon BTNMARYLAND at Texas Noon FS1Bowling Green at MICHIGAN STATE Noon ESPNUAkron at PENN STATE Noon ABCFlorida vs. MICHIGAN (1) 3:30 p.m. ABCNevada at NORTHWESTERN 3:30 p.m. BTNLouisville vs. PURDUE (2) 7:30 p.m. FOXArkansas State at NEBRASKA 8 p.m. BTN

FRIDAY, SEPT. 8Ohio at PURDUE 8 p.m. FS1

SATURDAY, SEPT. 9IOWA at Iowa State Noon ESPN2Towson at MARYLAND Noon BTNCincinnati at MICHIGAN Noon ABCNORTHWESTERN at Duke Noon ESPNUFlorida Atlantic at WISCONSIN Noon BTNINDIANA at Virginia 3:30 p.m. ESPNUWestern Michigan at MICHIGAN STATE 3:30 p.m. BTNPittsburgh at PENN STATE 3:30 p.m. ABCEastern Michigan at RUTGERS 3:30 p.m. BTNNEBRASKA at Oregon 4:30 p.m. FOXOklahoma at OHIO STATE 7:30 p.m. ABCWestern Kentucky at ILLINOIS 8 p.m. BTNMINNESOTA at Oregon State 10 p.m. FS1

FRIDAY, SEPT. 15ILLINOIS at South Florida 7 p.m. ESPN

SATURDAY, SEPT. 16Air Force at MICHIGAN Noon BTNNorthern Illinois at NEBRASKA Noon FS1North Texas at IOWA 3:30 p.m. ESPN2Middle Tennessee at MINNESOTA 3:30 p.m. BTNMorgan State at RUTGERS 3:30 p.m. BTNWISCONSIN at BYU 3:30 p.m. ABCPURDUE at Missouri 4 p.m. SEC NetworkArmy West Point at OHIO STATE 4:30 p.m. FOXBowling Green at NORTHWESTERN 7:30 p.m. BTNGeorgia State at PENN STATE 7:30 p.m. BTN

SATURDAY, SEPT. 23UNLV at OHIO STATE Noon BTNCentral Florida at MARYLAND 3 p.m. FS1Georgia Southern at INDIANA 3:30 p.m. BTNRUTGERS at NEBRASKA (HC) 3:30 p.m. BTNMICHIGAN AT PURDUE (HC) 4 p.m. FOXPENN STATE at IOWA 7:30 p.m. ABCNotre Dame at MICHIGAN STATE 8 p.m. FOX

FRIDAY, SEPT. 29NEBRASKA at ILLINOIS 8 p.m. FS1

SATURDAY, SEPT. 30MARYLAND at MINNESOTA Noon FS1NORTHWESTERN at WISCONSIN Noon ABCINDIANA at PENN STATE 3:30 p.m. BTNIOWA at MICHIGAN STATE 4 p.m. FOXOHIO STATE at RUTGERS 7:30 p.m. BTN

DATE/MATCHUP TIME BROADCASTSATURDAY, OCT. 7ILLINOIS at IOWA (HC) Noon BTNPENN STATE at NORTHWESTERN (HC) Noon ABCCharleston Southern at INDIANA 3:30 p.m. BTNMINNESOTA at PURDUE 3:30 p.m. ESPN2MARYLAND at OHIO STATE (HC) 4 p.m. FOXMICHIGAN STATE at MICHIGAN 7:30 p.m. ABCWISCONSIN at NEBRASKA 8 p.m. BTN

SATURDAY, OCT. 14RUTGERS at ILLINOIS Noon BTNMICHIGAN at INDIANA (HC) Noon ABCNORTHWESTERN at MARYLAND 3:30 p.m. ESPN2PURDUE at WISCONSIN 3:30 p.m. BTNOHIO STATE at NEBRASKA 7:30 p.m. FS1MICHIGAN STATE at MINNESOTA 8 p.m. BTN

SATURDAY, OCT. 21IOWA at NORTHWESTERN Noon ESPN2PURDUE at RUTGERS (HC) Noon BTNMARYLAND at WISCONSIN (HC) Noon FOXINDIANA at MICHIGAN STATE (HC) 3:30 p.m. ABCILLINOIS at MINNESOTA (HC) 3:30 p.m. BTNMICHIGAN at PENN STATE 7:30 p.m. ABC

SATURDAY, OCT. 28WISCONSIN at ILLINOIS (HC) Noon ESPNRUTGERS at MICHIGAN (HC) Noon BTNINDIANA at MARYLAND (HC) 3:30 p.m. BTNMICHIGAN STATE at NORTHWESTERN 3:30 p.m. ESPNPENN STATE at OHIO STATE 3:30 p.m. FOXMINNESOTA at IOWA 6:30 p.m. FS1NEBRASKA at PURDUE 7:30 p.m. BTN

SATURDAY, NOV. 4WISCONSIN at INDIANA Noon ABCPENN STATE at MICHIGAN STATE Noon FOXILLINOIS at PURDUE Noon BTNOHIO STATE at IOWA 3:30 p.m. ESPNNORTHWESTERN at NEBRASKA 3:30 p.m. BTNMARYLAND at RUTGERS 3:30 p.m. BTNMINNESOTA at MICHIGAN 7:30 p.m. FOX

SATURDAY, NOV. 11INDIANA at ILLINOIS Noon BTNNEBRASKA at MINNESOTA Noon FS1MICHIGAN STATE at OHIO STATE Noon FOXRUTGERS at PENN STATE (HC) Noon BTNMICHIGAN at MARYLAND 3:30 p.m. BTNIOWA at WISCONSIN 3:30 p.m. ABCPURDUE at NORTHWESTERN 7 p.m. ESPN2

SATURDAY, NOV. 18RUTGERS at INDIANA Noon BTNMINNESOTA at NORTHWESTERN Noon BTNMICHIGAN at WISCONSIN Noon FOXPURDUE at IOWA 3:30 p.m. BTNILLINOIS at OHIO STATE 3:30 p.m. ABCMARYLAND at MICHIGAN STATE 4 p.m. FOXNEBRASKA at PENN STATE 4 p.m. FS1

FRIDAY, NOV. 24IOWA at NEBRASKA 4 p.m. FS1

SATURDAY, NOV. 25OHIO STATE at MICHIGAN Noon FOXINDIANA at PURDUE Noon ESPN2PENN STATE at MARYLAND 3:30 p.m. BTNWISCONSIN at MINNESOTA 3:30 p.m. ABCMICHIGAN STATE at RUTGERS 4 p.m. FOXNORTHWESTERN at ILLINOIS 4 p.m. FS1

SATURDAY, DEC. 2OHIO STATE vs. WISCONSIN (2) 8:17 p.m. FOX

2017 COMPOSITE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

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WeeklyResultsWeeklyResults

DATE GAME LOCATION

EastDivisionEastDivision

STANDINGS CONFERENCE PCT. PF PA DIVISION PCT. PF PA OVERALL PCT. PF PA HOME AWAY NEUTRAL STREAKOhioState 8-1 0.889 417 179 6-0 1.000 285 96 11-2 0.846 552 259 6-1 4-1 1-0 W4MichiganState 7-2 0.778 196 181 5-1 0.833 118 105 9-3 0.750 277 243 6-1 3-2 0-0 W2PennState 7-2 0.778 358 172 4-2 0.667 250 102 10-2 0.833 499 186 7-0 3-2 0-0 W3Michigan 5-4 0.556 211 175 3-3 0.500 140 131 8-4 0.667 309 219 4-2 3-2 1-0 L2Rutgers 3-6 0.333 124 294 1-5 0.167 58 231 4-8 0.333 216 340 3-4 1-4 0-0 L3Indiana 2-7 0.222 209 270 1-5 0.167 144 180 5-7 0.417 322 304 3-3 2-4 0-0 L1Maryland 2-7 0.222 165 349 1-5 0.167 100 250 4-8 0.333 289 445 2-4 2-4 0-0 L4

WestDivisionWestDivision

STANDINGS CONFERENCE PCT. PF PA DIVISION PCT. PF PA OVERALL PCT. PF PA HOME AWAY NEUTRAL STREAKWisconsin 9-0 1.000 288 114 6-0 1.000 181 74 12-1 0.923 439 171 7-0 5-0 0-1 L1Northwestern 7-2 0.778 259 170 5-1 0.833 176 87 9-3 0.750 356 238 6-1 3-2 0-0 W7Iowa 4-5 0.444 241 181 3-3 0.500 157 119 7-5 0.583 340 239 5-2 2-3 0-0 W1Purdue 4-5 0.444 183 173 3-3 0.500 130 107 6-6 0.500 290 232 4-2 2-3 0-1 W2Nebraska 3-6 0.333 214 338 2-4 0.333 129 209 4-8 0.333 309 437 2-5 2-3 0-0 L4Minnesota 2-7 0.222 166 250 2-4 0.333 105 156 5-7 0.417 265 274 4-3 1-4 0-0 L2Illinois 0-9 0.000 118 303 0-6 0.000 66 192 2-10 0.167 185 378 2-5 0-5 0-0 L10


SCORINGOFFENSE G TD FG XP 2XP DXP SAF PTS. AVG./GOhioState 13 72 16 68 1 0 1 552 42.5PennState 12 67 9 66 0 0 2 499 41.6Wisconsin 13 56 14 55 1 0 2 439 33.8Northwestern 12 46 12 42 1 0 0 356 29.7Iowa 12 45 9 41 0 0 1 340 28.3Indiana 12 39 16 38 0 0 1 322 26.8Nebraska 12 39 12 37 0 0 1 309 25.8Michigan 12 38 15 34 0 0 1 309 25.8Purdue 12 35 16 30 1 0 0 290 24.2Maryland 12 38 8 37 0 0 0 289 24.1MichiganState 12 33 15 32 1 0 0 277 23.1Minnesota 12 32 14 31 0 0 0 265 22.1Rutgers 12 28 7 27 0 0 0 216 18.0Illinois 12 21 12 17 2 0 0 183 15.3

RUSHINGOFFENSE G ATT. YARDS AVG/A LONG TD AVG./GOhioState 13 551 3242 6 82 32 249.4Wisconsin 13 585 2979 5 75 28 229.2Michigan 12 496 2236 5 77 25 186.3Minnesota 12 525 2189 4 73 20 182.4PennState 12 413 2009 5 80 33 167.4MichiganState 12 499 1955 4 61 15 162.9Maryland 12 436 1940 4 74 19 161.7Northwestern 12 481 1931 4 79 28 160.9Purdue 12 407 1811 4 41 11 150.9Rutgers 12 436 1765 4 74 19 147.1Iowa 12 442 1709 4 57 15 142.4Indiana 12 449 1561 3 64 11 130.1Nebraska 12 368 1290 4 40 13 107.5Illinois 12 386 1267 3 58 11 105.6

SCORINGDEFENSE G TD FG XP 2XP DXP SAF PTS. AVG./GWisconsin 13 18 20 18 0 0 0 171 13.2PennState 12 23 12 16 1 0 0 186 15.5Michigan 12 27 14 27 0 0 0 219 18.3Purdue 12 27 17 23 0 0 1 232 19.3Northwestern 12 30 11 29 0 0 1 238 19.8Iowa 12 28 17 27 0 0 1 239 19.9OhioState 13 34 9 32 1 0 0 259 19.9MichiganState 12 29 15 28 1 0 0 243 20.3Minnesota 12 36 11 29 1 0 0 274 22.8Indiana 12 39 14 38 1 0 0 304 25.3Rutgers 12 41 20 40 0 0 0 340 28.3Illinois 12 50 14 48 0 0 0 378 31.5Nebraska 12 58 12 57 0 0 1 437 36.4Maryland 12 59 15 56 0 0 1 445 37.1

RUSHINGDEFENSE G ATT. YARDS AVG/A LONG TD AVG./GWisconsin 13 407 1204 3.0 77 5 92.6MichiganState 12 360 1215 3.4 82 12 101.3OhioState 13 465 1414 3.0 55 12 108.8Northwestern 12 409 1335 3.3 53 10 111.3PennState 12 423 1430 3.4 54 11 119.2Michigan 12 425 1511 3.6 69 15 125.9Purdue 12 446 1600 3.6 74 10 133.3Iowa 12 412 1705 4.1 58 9 142.1Indiana 12 497 1925 3.9 59 18 160.4Minnesota 12 422 2066 4.9 77 19 172.2Rutgers 12 475 2182 4.6 53 21 181.8Maryland 12 490 2290 4.7 55 29 190.8Nebraska 12 463 2577 5.6 75 33 214.8Illinois 12 548 2622 4.8 79 27 218.5

TOTALOFFENSE G RUSH PASS PLAYS YARDS AVG/P TD AVG./GOhioState 13 3242 3565 974 6807 7.0 71 523.6PennState 12 2009 3430 830 5439 6.6 63 453.3Wisconsin 13 2979 2431 876 5410 6.2 49 416.2Northwestern 12 1931 2931 921 4862 5.3 45 405.2Indiana 12 1561 3188 951 4749 5.0 36 395.8Purdue 12 1811 2874 845 4685 5.5 34 390.4Nebraska 12 1290 3330 827 4620 5.6 36 385.0MichiganState 12 1955 2585 901 4540 5.0 32 378.3Michigan 12 2236 2023 797 4259 5.3 34 354.9Iowa 12 1709 2374 782 4083 5.2 41 340.3Maryland 12 1940 1940 754 3880 5.1 34 323.3Minnesota 12 2189 1513 758 3702 4.9 29 308.5Illinois 12 1267 2098 725 3365 4.6 19 280.4Rutgers 12 1765 1387 711 3152 4.4 26 262.7

PASSINGOFFENSE G COMP-ATT-INT PCT. YDS. AVG./A TD AVG./GPennState 12 269-417-8 .645 3430 8.2 30 285.8Nebraska 12 265-459-17 .577 3330 7.3 23 277.5OhioState 13 276-423-10 .653 3565 8.4 39 274.2Indiana 12 306-502-13 .610 3188 6.4 25 265.7Northwestern 12 267-440-12 .607 2931 6.7 17 244.3Purdue 12 259-438-10 .591 2874 6.6 23 239.5MichiganState 12 234-402-7 .582 2585 6.4 17 215.4Iowa 12 191-340-6 .562 2374 7.0 26 197.8Wisconsin 13 181-291-15 .622 2431 8.4 21 187.0Illinois 12 168-339-19 .496 2098 6.2 8 174.8Michigan 12 164-301-8 .545 2023 6.7 9 168.6Maryland 12 175-318-8 .550 1940 6.1 15 161.7Minnesota 12 110-233-11 .472 1513 6.5 9 126.1Rutgers 12 135-275-11 .491 1387 5.0 7 115.6

TOTALDEFENSE G RUSH PASS PLAYS YARDS AVG/P TD AVG./GWisconsin 13 1204 2088 776 3292 4.2 15 253.2Michigan 12 1511 1712 721 3223 4.5 24 268.6OhioState 13 1414 2386 867 3800 4.4 28 292.3MichiganState 12 1215 2358 736 3573 4.9 25 297.8PennState 12 1430 2522 843 3952 4.7 23 329.3Indiana 12 1925 2156 829 4081 4.9 36 340.1Minnesota 12 2066 2094 754 4160 5.5 35 346.7Iowa 12 1705 2559 844 4264 5.1 27 355.3Northwestern 12 1335 2971 865 4306 5.0 28 358.8Purdue 12 1600 2851 857 4451 5.2 26 370.9Rutgers 12 2182 2601 836 4783 5.7 40 398.6Illinois 12 2622 2399 887 5021 5.7 47 418.4Maryland 12 2290 2743 896 5033 5.6 52 419.4Nebraska 12 2577 2657 826 5234 6.3 52 436.2

PASSINGDEFENSE G COMP-ATT-INT PCT. YDS. AVG./A TD AVG./GMichigan 12 141-296-9 .476 1712 5.8 9 142.7Wisconsin 13 181-369-17 .491 2088 5.7 10 160.6Minnesota 12 210-332-8 .633 2094 6.3 16 174.5Indiana 12 181-332-5 .545 2156 6.5 18 179.7OhioState 13 220-402-12 .547 2386 5.9 16 183.5MichiganState 12 202-376-13 .537 2358 6.3 13 196.5Illinois 12 201-339-9 .593 2399 7.1 20 199.9PennState 12 243-420-10 .579 2522 6.0 12 210.2Iowa 12 241-432-19 .558 2559 5.9 18 213.3Rutgers 12 206-361-12 .571 2601 7.2 19 216.8Nebraska 12 234-363-9 .645 2657 7.3 19 221.4Maryland 12 239-406-10 .589 2743 6.8 23 228.6Purdue 12 231-411-9 .562 2851 6.9 16 237.6Northwestern 12 262-456-15 .575 2971 6.5 18 247.6


PASSINGEFFICIENCY G COMP-ATT-INT PCT. YDS. AVG./G TD EFFIC.OhioState 13 276 .653 3565 274.2 39 161.7PennState 12 269 .645 3430 285.8 30 153.5Wisconsin 13 181 .622 2431 187.0 21 145.9Iowa 12 191 .562 2374 197.8 26 136.5Nebraska 12 265 .577 3330 277.5 23 127.8Purdue 12 259 .591 2874 239.5 23 127.0Indiana 12 306 .610 3188 265.7 25 125.6Northwestern 12 267 .607 2931 244.3 17 123.9MichiganState 12 234 .582 2585 215.4 17 122.7Maryland 12 175 .550 1940 161.7 15 116.8Michigan 12 164 .545 2023 168.6 9 115.5Minnesota 12 110 .472 1513 126.1 9 105.1Illinois 12 168 .496 2098 174.8 8 98.1Rutgers 12 135 .491 1387 115.6 7 91.9

INTERCEPTIONS G NO. YARDS TD LONG AVG.Iowa 12 19 389 4 89 20.5Wisconsin 13 17 339 5 99 19.9Northwestern 12 15 181 0 89 12.1MichiganState 12 13 150 1 89 11.5Rutgers 12 12 154 2 89 12.8OhioState 13 12 137 0 89 11.4Maryland 12 10 117 1 89 11.7PennState 12 10 114 0 89 11.4Purdue 12 9 240 1 89 26.7Michigan 12 9 179 2 89 19.9Nebraska 12 9 138 2 89 15.3Illinois 12 9 105 1 21 11.7Minnesota 12 8 98 2 89 12.3Indiana 12 5 34 0 34 6.8

PASSDEFENSEEFFICIENCY G COMP-ATT-INT PCT. YDS. AVG./G TD EFFIC.Wisconsin 13 181 .491 2088 160.6 10 96.3Michigan 12 141 .476 1712 142.7 9 100.2Iowa 12 241 .558 2559 213.3 18 110.5MichiganState 12 202 .537 2358 196.5 13 110.9OhioState 13 220 .547 2386 183.5 16 111.7PennState 12 243 .579 2522 210.2 12 113.0Northwestern 12 262 .575 2971 247.6 18 118.6Purdue 12 231 .562 2851 237.6 16 122.9Indiana 12 181 .545 2156 179.7 18 123.9Minnesota 12 210 .633 2094 174.5 16 127.3Rutgers 12 206 .571 2601 216.8 19 128.3Maryland 12 239 .589 2743 228.6 23 129.4Illinois 12 201 .593 2399 199.9 20 132.9Nebraska 12 234 .645 2657 221.4 19 138.3

PUNTING G NO. YARDS AVG/P RET AVG/R TB NET/POhioState 13 44 1935 44.0 52 1.2 3 41.4Northwestern 12 65 2772 42.6 102 1.6 3 40.2PennState 12 52 2203 42.4 73 1.4 3 39.8Illinois 12 78 3268 41.9 143 1.8 3 39.3Nebraska 12 59 2486 42.1 111 1.9 4 38.9Rutgers 12 79 3508 44.4 245 3.1 10 38.8MichiganState 12 67 2814 42.0 31 .5 11 38.3Minnesota 12 67 2849 42.5 114 1.7 9 38.1Purdue 12 67 2694 40.2 101 1.5 3 37.8Indiana 12 86 3459 40.2 124 1.4 5 37.6Iowa 12 64 2513 39.3 81 1.3 2 37.4Wisconsin 13 56 2216 39.6 119 2.1 2 36.7Michigan 12 71 2841 40.0 195 2.7 5 35.9Maryland 12 66 2545 38.6 146 2.2 2 35.7

KICKOFFRETURNS G NO. YDS. TD LONG AVG.OhioState 13 28 678 0 82 24.2PennState 12 27 615 2 98 22.8Iowa 12 29 660 0 74 22.8Nebraska 12 38 859 1 99 22.6Maryland 12 60 1294 1 100 21.6Minnesota 12 35 753 1 100 21.5MichiganState 12 31 649 0 55 20.9Wisconsin 13 31 643 0 42 20.7Illinois 12 36 693 0 50 19.3Indiana 12 33 623 0 31 18.9Michigan 12 29 543 0 43 18.7Northwestern 12 22 406 0 36 18.5Rutgers 12 41 714 0 44 17.4Purdue 12 29 482 0 44 16.6

KICKOFFCOVERAGE G NO. YARDS AVG. RET TB NETAVGMichigan 12 64 4035 63.0 510 31 43.0Rutgers 12 46 2863 62.2 541 14 42.9Iowa 12 64 4057 63.4 537 32 42.5PennState 12 87 5398 62.0 966 31 42.0OhioState 13 99 5761 58.2 1350 12 41.5Wisconsin 13 81 5199 64.2 510 54 41.2Maryland 12 58 3432 59.2 951 5 40.6Northwestern 12 63 3727 59.2 704 20 40.0Illinois 12 42 2663 63.4 212 31 39.9Minnesota 12 56 3433 61.3 768 19 39.1MichiganState 12 55 3340 60.7 887 13 38.7Nebraska 12 61 3784 62.0 726 28 38.7Indiana 12 62 3843 62.0 647 32 38.6Purdue 12 60 3698 61.6 486 37 38.1

PUNTRETURNAVG G NO. YDS. TD LONG AVG.PennState 12 24 314 1 61 13.1Indiana 12 29 368 2 70 12.7Maryland 12 18 189 1 33 10.5Wisconsin 13 22 186 1 50 8.5Michigan 12 38 315 1 79 8.3Northwestern 12 12 92 0 39 7.7Iowa 12 18 122 0 23 6.8Rutgers 12 18 121 0 27 6.7Nebraska 12 15 93 0 63 6.2Illinois 12 12 74 0 52 6.2OhioState 13 29 165 0 22 5.7Minnesota 12 9 36 0 13 4.0MichiganState 12 21 82 0 21 3.9Purdue 12 18 62 0 18 3.4

FIELDGOALS G MADE ATT PCTIndiana 12 16 17 .941Wisconsin 13 14 16 .875Northwestern 12 12 14 .857Nebraska 12 12 14 .857Iowa 12 9 11 .818OhioState 13 16 20 .800MichiganState 12 15 19 .790Michigan 12 15 20 .750Purdue 12 16 22 .727Illinois 12 12 17 .706Minnesota 12 14 20 .700Rutgers 12 7 10 .700PennState 12 9 16 .563Maryland 12 8 15 .533


PATKICKING G MADE ATT PCTOhioState 13 68 68 1.000PennState 12 66 66 1.000Wisconsin 13 55 55 1.000Iowa 12 41 41 1.000Nebraska 12 37 37 1.000Maryland 12 37 37 1.000MichiganState 12 32 32 1.000Minnesota 12 31 31 1.000Rutgers 12 27 27 1.000Illinois 12 17 17 1.000Northwestern 12 42 43 .977Indiana 12 38 39 .974Purdue 12 30 31 .968Michigan 12 34 37 .919

OPPONENT1STDOWNS G RUSH PASS PEN TOTAL AVG./GWisconsin 13 71 89 19 179 13.8Michigan 12 77 65 24 166 13.8MichiganState 12 61 109 19 189 15.8OhioState 13 72 111 29 212 16.3Minnesota 12 101 95 12 208 17.3Indiana 12 98 84 28 210 17.5PennState 12 82 114 16 212 17.7Iowa 12 92 118 18 228 19.0Purdue 12 83 126 22 231 19.3Northwestern 12 80 137 15 232 19.3Rutgers 12 97 130 16 243 20.3Illinois 12 137 109 23 269 22.4Nebraska 12 131 122 26 279 23.3Maryland 12 119 135 30 284 23.7

SACKSBY G NO YARDS AVG./GMichigan 12 39 264 3.25PennState 12 38 223 3.17Wisconsin 13 39 303 3.00Indiana 12 36 213 3.00OhioState 13 37 267 2.85Northwestern 12 30 186 2.50MichiganState 12 28 153 2.33Iowa 12 27 158 2.25Purdue 12 25 188 2.08Minnesota 12 23 136 1.92Illinois 12 19 137 1.58Rutgers 12 16 89 1.33Maryland 12 16 85 1.33Nebraska 12 14 85 1.17

3RD-DOWNCONVERSIONS G CONV. ATT. PCTWisconsin 13 83 170 .488OhioState 13 84 173 .486PennState 12 69 154 .448MichiganState 12 83 192 .432Indiana 12 80 211 .379Nebraska 12 68 181 .376Iowa 12 60 169 .355Northwestern 12 66 186 .355Michigan 12 60 173 .347Minnesota 12 53 158 .335Illinois 12 58 173 .335Purdue 12 55 167 .329Rutgers 12 52 162 .321Maryland 12 46 161 .286

SACKSAGAINST G NO YARDS AVG./GOhioState 13 19 109 1.46Rutgers 12 18 116 1.50Wisconsin 13 20 110 1.54MichiganState 12 20 134 1.67Iowa 12 22 149 1.83Minnesota 12 22 170 1.83Nebraska 12 25 169 2.08PennState 12 28 162 2.33Northwestern 12 29 202 2.42Indiana 12 29 211 2.42Purdue 12 30 190 2.50Michigan 12 34 248 2.83Maryland 12 35 169 2.92Illinois 12 42 277 3.50

OPP.3RD-DOWNCONV. G CONV. ATT. PCTMichigan 12 45 166 .271Wisconsin 13 53 179 .296Indiana 12 55 184 .299MichiganState 12 52 163 .319OhioState 13 63 196 .321Iowa 12 57 171 .333PennState 12 65 194 .335Purdue 12 70 192 .365Northwestern 12 72 192 .375Minnesota 12 63 164 .384Rutgers 12 68 177 .384Nebraska 12 62 144 .431Illinois 12 76 174 .437Maryland 12 92 186 .495

FIRSTDOWNS G RUSH PASS PEN TOTAL AVG./GOhioState 13 167 146 28 341 26.2Northwestern 12 112 145 20 277 23.1PennState 12 93 154 24 271 22.6MichiganState 12 102 130 24 256 21.3Purdue 12 103 129 23 255 21.3Indiana 12 79 144 29 252 21.0Wisconsin 13 141 113 18 272 20.9Nebraska 12 73 145 18 236 19.7Iowa 12 97 101 15 213 17.8Michigan 12 112 85 13 210 17.5Maryland 12 91 82 28 201 16.8Minnesota 12 120 61 16 197 16.4Illinois 12 72 83 19 174 14.5Rutgers 12 87 59 19 165 13.8

4TH-DOWNCONVERSIONS G CONV. ATT. PCTMinnesota 12 10 13 .769OhioState 13 14 20 .700Wisconsin 13 4 6 .667Iowa 12 14 22 .636Northwestern 12 21 34 .618Michigan 12 8 13 .615Purdue 12 12 20 .600MichiganState 12 10 17 .588PennState 12 7 13 .539Nebraska 12 13 27 .482Indiana 12 9 19 .474Maryland 12 11 24 .458Illinois 12 4 10 .400Rutgers 12 4 14 .286


OPP.4TH-DOWNCONV G CONV. ATT. PCTNorthwestern 12 7 21 .333Minnesota 12 7 17 .412Michigan 12 5 11 .455PennState 12 11 24 .458OhioState 13 11 24 .458Iowa 12 11 23 .478Nebraska 12 7 14 .500Maryland 12 8 16 .500Indiana 12 9 17 .529Purdue 12 13 23 .565MichiganState 12 8 14 .571Rutgers 12 9 15 .600Wisconsin 13 11 17 .647Illinois 12 12 18 .667

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G FUMB. INT. TOTAL FUMB. INT. TOTAL MARGIN PER/G

PennState 12 14 10 24 2 8 10 +14 +1.17Northwestern 12 8 15 23 6 12 18 +5 +0.42Iowa 12 4 19 23 13 6 19 +4 +0.33Purdue 12 10 9 19 6 10 16 +3 +0.25Wisconsin 13 9 17 26 8 15 23 +3 +0.23Maryland 12 6 10 16 6 8 14 +2 +0.17MichiganState 12 8 13 21 12 7 19 +2 +0.17OhioState 13 8 12 20 8 10 18 +2 +0.15Minnesota 12 10 8 18 7 11 18 +0 +0.00Michigan 12 5 9 14 8 8 16 -2 -0.17Rutgers 12 3 12 15 9 11 20 -5 -0.42Nebraska 12 3 9 12 2 17 19 -7 -0.58Indiana 12 8 5 13 7 13 20 -7 -0.58Illinois 12 10 9 19 7 19 26 -7 -0.58

PENALTIES G NO YARDS AVG./GOhioState 13 94 913 70.2Maryland 12 83 774 64.5Illinois 12 85 768 64.0Nebraska 12 75 728 60.7MichiganState 12 78 718 59.8Indiana 12 71 707 58.9Michigan 12 80 703 58.6Wisconsin 13 72 668 51.4Purdue 12 70 608 50.7Rutgers 12 71 601 50.1Northwestern 12 57 567 47.3Iowa 12 63 514 42.8PennState 12 52 470 39.2Minnesota 12 39 340 28.3

REDZONEOFFENSE G SCORES PCT TDS(R-P) FGS TOPennState 12 51-56 .911 44(25-19) 7-10 1Northwestern 12 49-54 .907 39(25-14) 10-11 2OhioState 13 59-66 .894 44(24-20) 15-16 1Purdue 12 40-45 .889 26(9-17) 14-15 2Illinois 12 24-27 .889 14(9-5) 10-10 2Michigan 12 34-39 .872 22(17-5) 12-15 1Indiana 12 38-44 .864 27(11-16) 11-11 2Wisconsin 13 48-57 .842 37(19-18) 11-12 2MichiganState 12 38-47 .809 26(12-14) 12-14 1Minnesota 12 33-41 .805 23(17-6) 10-12 5Rutgers 12 24-30 .800 18(15-3) 6-7 1Iowa 12 34-44 .773 29(13-16) 5-7 1Maryland 12 28-37 .757 22(11-11) 6-10 1Nebraska 12 34-45 .756 23(12-11) 11-13 4

OPPONENTPENALTIES G NO YARDS AVG./GMichigan 12 63 531 44.3MichiganState 12 59 546 45.5Northwestern 12 62 571 47.6Wisconsin 13 72 639 49.2OhioState 13 80 686 52.8Nebraska 12 72 638 53.2Minnesota 12 64 640 53.3Iowa 12 73 654 54.5Rutgers 12 82 687 57.3Maryland 12 70 690 57.5Illinois 12 75 703 58.6PennState 12 76 729 60.8Purdue 12 84 731 60.9Indiana 12 91 796 66.3

REDZONEDEFENSE G SCORES PCT TDS(R-P) FGS TONorthwestern 12 27-38 .711 20(8-12) 7-10 3Wisconsin 13 24-33 .727 10(5-5) 14-16 5OhioState 13 28-36 .778 22(10-12) 6-8 4Iowa 12 29-36 .806 17(7-10) 12-14 2Purdue 12 34-42 .810 20(7-13) 14-14 4Illinois 12 48-59 .814 40(25-15) 8-10 4Michigan 12 23-28 .821 17(11-6) 6-7 2PennState 12 25-30 .833 16(9-7) 9-11 2Minnesota 12 32-38 .842 26(12-14) 6-7 1Maryland 12 47-55 .855 41(25-16) 6-9 2MichiganState 12 25-29 .862 16(10-6) 9-10 2Indiana 12 35-40 .875 26(15-11) 9-11 1Nebraska 12 50-57 .877 41(26-15) 9-9 1Rutgers 12 46-49 .939 31(19-12) 15-17 0

TIMEOFPOSSESSION G POSS.TIME AVG./GMichiganState 12 422:24 35:12Wisconsin 13 456:57 35:09Michigan 12 381:06 31:45Minnesota 12 371:26 30:57Nebraska 12 367:12 30:36Northwestern 12 365:51 30:29Iowa 12 363:10 30:15PennState 12 358:36 29:53Purdue 12 344:04 28:40OhioState 13 372:36 28:39Rutgers 12 342:05 28:30Indiana 12 340:37 28:23Illinois 12 338:56 28:14Maryland 12 327:17 27:16

ON-SIDEKICKSBY G RECOVERED ATTEMPTS PCTNebraska 12 1 1 1.000Rutgers 12 1 1 1.000Iowa 12 1 2 .500Indiana 12 1 3 .333Illinois 12 0 3 .000Northwestern 12 0 3 .000Minnesota 12 0 2 .000OhioState 13 0 2 .000Purdue 12 0 2 .000MichiganState 12 0 1 .000Maryland 12 0 0 .000Michigan 12 0 0 .000PennState 12 0 0 .000Wisconsin 13 0 0 .000

ON-SIDEKICKSAGAINST G RECOVERED ATTEMPTS PCTMaryland 12 0 0 .000Michigan 12 0 0 .000PennState 12 0 0 .000Wisconsin 13 0 0 .000MichiganState 12 0 1 .000Minnesota 12 0 2 .000OhioState 13 0 2 .000Purdue 12 0 2 .000Illinois 12 0 3 .000Northwestern 12 0 3 .000Indiana 12 1 3 .333Iowa 12 1 2 .500Nebraska 12 1 1 1.000Rutgers 12 1 1 1.000

ATTENDANCE HOME AWAY NEUTRAL TOTALIllinois 7-276003 5-301850 0-0 12-577853Indiana 6-263715 6-348090 0-0 12-611805Iowa 7-464357 5-345375 0-0 12-809732Maryland 6-237859 6-422333 0-0 12-660192Michigan 6-669534 5-349335 1-75802 12-1094671MichiganState 7-507398 5-341374 0-0 12-848772Minnesota 7-310506 5-284687 0-0 12-595193Nebraska 7-628583 5-289513 0-0 12-918096Northwestern 7-250969 5-259327 0-0 12-510296OhioState 7-752464 5-368300 1-65886 13-1186650PennState 7-746946 5-337853 0-0 12-1084799Purdue 6-287303 5-264439 1-42647 12-594389Rutgers 7-278245 5-380233 0-0 12-658478Wisconsin 7-551766 5-283458 1-65886 13-901110


RUSHING G ATT YDS AVG TD LONG AVG/GJonathanTaylor,Wisconsin 13 273 1847 6.8 13 75 142.1J.K.Dobbins,OhioState 13 181 1364 7.5 7 77 104.9JustinJackson,Northwestern 12 255 1154 4.5 9 79 96.2SaquonBarkley,PennState 12 199 1134 5.7 16 80 94.5AkrumWadley,Iowa 12 230 1021 4.4 9 35 85.1RodneySmith,Minnesota 12 229 977 4.3 3 51 81.4KaranHigdon,Michigan 12 147 929 6.3 11 77 77.4T.Johnson,Maryland 12 137 875 6.4 5 74 72.9LJScott,MichiganState 11 183 788 4.3 6 44 71.6MorganEllison,Indiana 11 143 704 4.9 6 45 64.0

TOTALOFFENSE G RUSH PASS PLAYS TOTAL YDS/GTraceMcSorley,PennState 12 431 3228 518 3659 304.9J.T.Barrett,OhioState 13 732 2939 503 3671 282.4BrianLewerke,MichiganState 12 486 2580 506 3066 255.5TannerLee,Nebraska 12 -91 3143 458 3052 254.3ClaytonThorson,Northwestern 12 29 2809 511 2838 236.5RichardLagow,Indiana 10 -50 1936 332 1886 188.6NateStanley,Iowa 12 -96 2338 380 2242 186.8AlexHornibrook,Wisconsin 13 -94 2386 312 2292 176.3PeytonRamsey,Indiana 9 226 1252 297 1478 164.2ElijahSindelar,Purdue 11 -52 1703 305 1651 150.1

PASSINGAVG./GAME G COMP-ATT-INT YDS TD AVG/GTraceMcSorley,PennState 12 252-386-8 3228 26 269.0TannerLee,Nebraska 12 246-428-16 3143 23 261.9ClaytonThorson,Northwestern 12 258-426-12 2809 15 234.1J.T.Barrett,OhioState 13 229-354-9 2939 35 226.1BrianLewerke,MichiganState 12 233-396-7 2580 17 215.0NateStanley,Iowa 12 188-336-6 2338 25 194.8RichardLagow,Indiana 10 172-295-8 1936 15 193.6AlexHornibrook,Wisconsin 13 175-284-15 2386 21 183.5ElijahSindelar,Purdue 11 154-276-6 1703 14 154.8PeytonRamsey,Indiana 9 134-205-5 1252 10 139.1

SCORING G TD FG XPT 2XP PTSSaquonBarkley,PennState 12 21 0 0 0 10.5SNuernberger,OhioState 13 0 16 68 0 8.9TylerDavis,PennState 12 0 9 66 0 7.8RafaelGaglianone,Wisconsin 13 0 14 55 0 7.5GriffinOakes,Indiana 12 0 16 38 0 7.2EmmitCarpenter,Minnesota 11 0 14 31 0 6.6QuinnNordin,Michigan 12 0 15 34 0 6.6MattCoghlin,MichiganState 12 0 15 32 0 6.4CharlieKuhbander,Northwestern 12 0 12 40 0 6.3DrewBrown,Nebraska 12 0 12 37 0 6.1

PASSEFFICIENCY G COMP-ATT-INT YDS TD EFFJustinJackson,Northwestern 12 1-1-0 12 1 530.8SaquonBarkley,PennState 12 2-2-0 36 1 416.2JacksonAnthrop,Purdue 12 1-1-0 24 0 301.6JoeSchopper,Purdue 12 2-2-0 44 0 284.8C.Rastetter,Iowa 12 2-2-0 33 0 238.6GarrettGroshek,Wisconsin 13 1-1-0 9 0 175.6D.Moore,Maryland 12 2-2-0 15 0 163.0J.T.Barrett,OhioState 13 229-354-9 2939 35 162.0TrenardDavis,Illinois 9 1-1-0 7 0 158.8TraceMcSorley,PennState 12 252-386-8 3228 26 153.6

SCORING(TDS) G TD RUN PASS RET PAT PTSSaquonBarkley,PennState 12 21 16 3 2 0 10.5AkrumWadley,Iowa 12 12 9 3 0 0 6.0JonathanTaylor,Wisconsin 13 13 13 0 0 0 6.0KaranHigdon,Michigan 12 11 11 0 0 0 5.5TraceMcSorley,PennState 12 11 11 0 0 0 5.5StanleyMorgan,Nebraska 11 10 0 10 0 0 5.5NoahFant,Iowa 12 10 0 10 0 0 5.0J.T.Barrett,OhioState 13 10 10 0 0 1 4.84tiedwith1

RECEPTIONS/GAME G NO YDS TD LONG YDS/G REC/GD.Moore,Maryland 12 80 1033 8 52 86.1 6.7SimmieCobbsJr.,Indiana 12 72 841 8 35 70.1 6.0LukeTimian,Indiana 12 68 589 2 25 49.1 5.7StanleyMorgan,Nebraska 11 61 986 10 80 89.6 5.5JDSpielman,Nebraska 11 55 830 2 77 75.5 5.0FeltonDavis,MichiganState 12 51 658 8 36 54.8 4.3MikeGesicki,PennState 12 51 501 9 35 41.8 4.3K.J.Hill,OhioState 13 55 546 3 29 42.0 4.2NickEasley,Iowa 12 50 498 4 45 41.5 4.23tiedwith4

SCORING(KICK) G PAT FG PTS AVG/G

SNuernberger,OhioState 1368-68

16-20 116 8.9

TylerDavis,PennState 1266-66

9-16 93 7.8

RafaelGaglianone,Wisconsin 1355-55

14-16 97 7.5

GriffinOakes,Indiana 1238-39

16-17 86 7.2

EmmitCarpenter,Minnesota 1131-31

14-20 73 6.6

QuinnNordin,Michigan 1234-37

15-20 79 6.6

MattCoghlin,MichiganState 1232-32

15-19 77 6.4

CharlieKuhbander,Northwestern 1240-41

12-14 76 6.3

DrewBrown,Nebraska 1237-37

12-14 73 6.1

RECEIVEYARDS/GAME G NO YDS TD LONG AVG/C YDS/GStanleyMorgan,Nebraska 11 61 986 10 80 16.2 89.6D.Moore,Maryland 12 80 1033 8 52 12.9 86.1JDSpielman,Nebraska 11 55 830 2 77 15.1 75.5SimmieCobbsJr.,Indiana 12 72 841 8 35 11.7 70.1TylerJohnson,Minnesota 10 35 677 7 67 19.3 67.7DaeSeanHamilton,PennState 12 48 747 7 36 15.6 62.3FeltonDavis,MichiganState 12 51 658 8 36 12.9 54.8JuwanJohnson,PennState 12 48 635 1 43 13.2 52.9D.Pierson-El,Nebraska 12 45 623 5 45 13.8 51.9BennettSkowronek,Northwestern 12 42 619 5 58 14.7 51.6

PUNTRETURNAVG G NO YDS TD LONG AVG/RD.Savage,Maryland 12 1 36 1 16 36.0DeAndreThompkins,PennState 12 21 304 1 61 14.5GarrettHudson,Purdue 12 1 14 0 0 14.0D.Moore,Maryland 12 15 153 0 33 10.2DenzelWard,OhioState 13 1 10 0 0 10.0RileyLees,Northwestern 12 8 78 0 39 9.8DonovanPeoples-Jones,Michigan 12 36 307 1 79 8.5NickNelson,Wisconsin 13 22 186 1 50 8.5JoshMetellus,Michigan 12 1 8 0 0 8.0MalikTurner,Illinois 10 1 8 0 8 8.0

KICKRETURNAVG G NO YDS TD LONG AVG/RPCampbell,OhioState 12 9 329 0 82 36.6I.Smith-Marsette,Iowa 12 4 134 0 74 33.5AntjuanSimmons,MichiganState 12 1 32 0 32 32.0SaquonBarkley,PennState 12 15 426 2 98 28.4RodneySmith,Minnesota 12 14 363 1 100 25.9D.Stewart,MichiganState 12 6 152 0 32 25.3K.J.Hill,OhioState 13 6 150 0 32 25.0AkrumWadley,Iowa 12 4 100 0 30 25.0JDSpielman,Nebraska 11 27 669 1 99 24.8T.Johnson,Maryland 12 27 657 1 100 24.3


ALLPURPOSE G RUSH RCV PR KR YDS AVG/GSaquonBarkley,PennState 12 1134 594 0 426 2154 179.5JonathanTaylor,Wisconsin 13 1847 82 0 0 1929 148.4JDSpielman,Nebraska 11 73 830 0 669 1572 142.9T.Johnson,Maryland 12 875 60 0 657 1592 132.7AkrumWadley,Iowa 12 1021 329 0 100 1450 120.8RodneySmith,Minnesota 12 977 107 0 363 1447 120.6JustinJackson,Northwestern 12 1154 266 0 0 1420 118.3J.K.Dobbins,OhioState 13 1364 135 0 0 1499 115.3D.Moore,Maryland 12 61 1033 153 0 1247 103.9StanleyMorgan,Nebraska 11 2 986 1 15 1004 91.3

PUNTING G NO YDS LG IN20 50+ TB AVGRyanAnderson,Rutgers 12 79 3508 70 0 27 10 44.4DrueChrisman,OhioState 12 44 1935 62 0 13 3 44.0BlakeGillikin,PennState 12 50 2158 57 0 14 3 43.2RyanSantoso,Minnesota 12 66 2838 68 0 16 9 43.0HunterNiswander,Northwestern 12 63 2700 80 0 16 3 42.9C.Lightbourn,Nebraska 12 59 2486 69 0 13 4 42.1J.Hartbarger,MichiganState 12 67 2814 62 0 11 11 42.0BlakeHayes,Illinois 12 77 3231 64 0 10 2 42.0BradRobbins,Michigan 9 58 2374 58 0 4 4 40.9HaydonWhitehead,Indiana 12 85 3459 56 0 5 5 40.7

FIELDGOALS G MADE ATT LONG PCT FG/GGriffinOakes,Indiana 12 16 17 51 0.941 1.3EmmitCarpenter,Minnesota 11 14 20 49 0.700 1.3QuinnNordin,Michigan 12 15 20 55 0.750 1.3MattCoghlin,MichiganState 12 15 19 46 0.790 1.3SNuernberger,OhioState 13 16 20 44 0.800 1.2RafaelGaglianone,Wisconsin 13 14 16 52 0.875 1.1C.McLaughlin,Illinois 12 12 17 43 0.706 1.0DrewBrown,Nebraska 12 12 14 44 0.857 1.0CharlieKuhbander,Northwestern 12 12 14 40 0.857 1.0

FIELDGOALPCT G MADE ATT LONG PCTGriffinOakes,Indiana 12 16 17 51 0.941RafaelGaglianone,Wisconsin 13 14 16 52 0.875DrewBrown,Nebraska 12 12 14 44 0.857CharlieKuhbander,Northwestern 12 12 14 40 0.857MiguelRecinos,Iowa 12 9 11 48 0.818SNuernberger,OhioState 13 16 20 44 0.800MattCoghlin,MichiganState 12 15 19 46 0.790QuinnNordin,Michigan 12 15 20 55 0.750J.D.Dellinger,Purdue 11 9 12 40 0.750

PATKICKINGPCT G MADE ATT PCT12tiedwith1


TACKLES G SOLO ASST TOTAL AVG/GJoseyJewell,Iowa 11 64 59 123 11.2TrevorMorris,Rutgers 12 37 81 118 9.8ThomasBarber,Minnesota 12 76 39 115 9.6PaddyFisher,Northwestern 12 62 48 110 9.2DeonteRoberts,Rutgers 12 27 77 104 8.7Ja'WhaunBentley,Purdue 11 49 40 89 8.1ChaseDutra,Indiana 12 65 31 96 8.0JoeBachie,MichiganState 12 42 52 94 7.8DevinBush,Michigan 12 38 55 93 7.8Del'ShawnPhillips,Illinois 11 46 39 85 7.7J.Carter,Maryland 12 51 39 90 7.5TegrayScales,Indiana 12 56 33 89 7.4ChrisWeber,Nebraska 12 39 48 87 7.3TreWatson,Illinois 9 36 29 65 7.2ChrisCovington,Indiana 12 50 35 85 7.1JasonCabinda,PennState 12 31 53 84 7.0StanleyGreen,Illinois 10 37 33 70 7.0BoBower,Iowa 12 39 44 83 6.9T.J.McCollum,Purdue 9 38 23 61 6.8DedrickYoung,Nebraska 12 33 47 80 6.7NateHall,Northwestern 12 49 30 79 6.6JonathanCelestin,Minnesota 12 55 23 78 6.5MarkusBailey,Purdue 12 57 21 78 6.5PatrickNelson,Illinois 10 32 33 65 6.5A.Brooks,Maryland 12 53 24 77 6.4AntonioShenault,Minnesota 10 44 20 64 6.4BenNiemann,Iowa 12 44 32 76 6.3MikeMcCray,Michigan 12 40 35 75 6.3J.Woods,Maryland 10 45 17 62 6.2ChaseWinovich,Michigan 12 28 46 74 6.2JacobThieneman,Purdue 12 47 27 74 6.2RyanConnelly,Wisconsin 13 54 26 80 6.2KhalekeHudson,Michigan 12 41 31 72 6.0GodwinIgwebuike,Northwestern 12 46 26 72 6.0KhariWillis,MichiganState 12 39 32 71 5.9I.Davis,Maryland 12 39 31 70 5.8AndrewDowell,MichiganState 12 27 43 70 5.8BennettWilliams,Illinois 11 34 30 64 5.8K.J.Gray,Rutgers 10 33 25 58 5.8T.J.Edwards,Wisconsin 13 50 25 75 5.8KennyWillekes,MichiganState 12 31 38 69 5.8MannyBowen,PennState 9 22 29 51 5.7TyreeKinnel,Michigan 12 41 26 67 5.6JeromeBaker,OhioState 12 39 28 67 5.6MarcusNewby,Nebraska 10 31 24 55 5.5KemokoTuray,Rutgers 12 28 37 65 5.4JacobHuff,Minnesota 12 47 18 65 5.4MarcusAllen,PennState 12 40 25 65 5.4JoshuaKalu,Nebraska 9 34 13 47 5.2

SACKS G SOLO ASST TOTAL AVG/GJoeGaziano,Northwestern 12 8 0 8.0 0.7ChaseWinovich,Michigan 12 5 6 8.0 0.7MarkusBailey,Purdue 12 7 0 7.0 0.6KennyWillekes,MichiganState 12 7 0 7.0 0.6KhalekeHudson,Michigan 12 6 2 7.0 0.6GarretDooley,Wisconsin 13 6 3 7.5 0.6CarterCoughlin,Minnesota 12 6 1 6.5 0.5NickBosa,OhioState 13 7 0 7.0 0.5AnthonyNelson,Iowa 12 5 2 6.0 0.5TegrayScales,Indiana 12 5 2 6.0 0.5RobertMcCrayIII,Indiana 12 5 2 6.0 0.5TyquanLewis,OhioState 13 5 2 6.0 0.5DevinBush,Michigan 12 4 3 5.5 0.5SamdupMiller,Northwestern 12 5 1 5.5 0.5JamesCrawford,Illinois 9 4 0 4.0 0.4AlecJames,Wisconsin 13 5 1 5.5 0.4AndrewVanGinkel,Wisconsin 13 5 1 5.5 0.4

TACKLESFORLOSS G SOLO ASST TOTAL AVG/GChaseWinovich,Michigan 12 10 14 17.0 1.4KhalekeHudson,Michigan 12 11 11 16.5 1.4NateHall,Northwestern 12 14 5 16.5 1.4JoseyJewell,Iowa 11 12 3 13.5 1.2KennyWillekes,MichiganState 12 11 7 14.5 1.2M.HurstJr.,Michigan 12 10 7 13.5 1.1NickBosa,OhioState 13 14 1 14.5 1.1MikeMcCray,Michigan 12 11 4 13.0 1.1BenStille,Nebraska 9 9 1 9.5 1.1TegrayScales,Indiana 12 11 3 12.5 1.0ChrisCovington,Indiana 12 10 4 12.0 1.0CarterCoughlin,Minnesota 12 11 1 11.5 1.0JoeGaziano,Northwestern 12 10 3 11.5 1.0GelenRobinson,Purdue 12 11 1 11.5 1.0GarretDooley,Wisconsin 13 9 6 12.0 0.9RashanGary,Michigan 12 5 11 10.5 0.9ThomasBarber,Minnesota 12 9 3 10.5 0.9Ja'WhaunBentley,Purdue 11 7 5 9.5 0.9T.J.Edwards,Wisconsin 13 9 4 11.0 0.8RyanConnelly,Wisconsin 13 10 2 11.0 0.8MarkusBailey,Purdue 12 8 4 10.0 0.8ShareefMiller,PennState 12 7 6 10.0 0.8ParkerHesse,Iowa 12 8 4 10.0 0.8DevinBush,Michigan 12 6 8 10.0 0.8A.Brooks,Maryland 12 9 1 9.5 0.8TylerLancaster,Northwestern 9 4 6 7.0 0.8SamHubbard,OhioState 13 8 4 10.0 0.8JoeBachie,MichiganState 12 6 5 8.5 0.7

SamdupMiller,Northwestern 12 7 3 8.5 0.7AndrewVanGinkel,Wisconsin 13 8 2 9.0 0.7PaddyFisher,Northwestern 12 5 6 8.0 0.7AnthonyNelson,Iowa 12 6 4 8.0 0.7LeonJacobs,Wisconsin 13 7 3 8.5 0.7RobertMcCrayIII,Indiana 12 6 3 7.5 0.6JamesCrawford,Illinois 9 5 1 5.5 0.6KemokoTuray,Rutgers 12 4 6 7.0 0.6DannyEzechukwu,Purdue 12 7 0 7.0 0.6JacobRobinson,Indiana 12 5 4 7.0 0.6TyquanLewis,OhioState 13 6 3 7.5 0.6T.J.McCollum,Purdue 9 4 2 5.0 0.6KamalMartin,Minnesota 12 5 3 6.5 0.5NathanBazata,Iowa 12 4 5 6.5 0.5GregGooch,Indiana 12 6 1 6.5 0.5JeromeBaker,OhioState 12 6 1 6.5 0.5ShakaToney,PennState 12 5 3 6.5 0.5AlecJames,Wisconsin 13 6 2 7.0 0.59tiedwith1


PASSESDEFENDED G BRUP INT TOTAL AVG/GJoshuaJackson,Iowa 12 18 7 25 2.1NickNelson,Wisconsin 13 20 0 20 1.5DenzelWard,OhioState 13 15 2 17 1.3AmaniOruwariye,PennState 10 8 4 12 1.2JoseyJewell,Iowa 11 11 2 13 1.2KiyHester,Rutgers 11 10 3 13 1.2ChristianCampbell,PennState 12 12 1 13 1.1JosiahScott,MichiganState 11 9 2 11 1.0GrantHaley,PennState 12 10 2 12 1.0KyleQueiro,Northwestern 12 8 4 12 1.0NatrellJamerson,Wisconsin 13 10 2 12 0.9DamonHayes,Rutgers 12 10 1 11 0.9GodwinIgwebuike,Northwestern 12 9 2 11 0.9D.Savage,Maryland 12 8 3 11 0.9RashardFant,Indiana 11 9 1 10 0.9JoshuaKalu,Nebraska 9 6 2 8 0.9T.J.Edwards,Wisconsin 13 7 4 11 0.8J.Jackson,Maryland 12 7 3 10 0.8LavertHill,Michigan 11 7 2 9 0.8DerrickTindal,Wisconsin 13 9 1 10 0.8DamonArnette,OhioState 13 8 2 10 0.8

INTERCEPTIONS G NO YDS TD LONG AVG/GJoshuaJackson,Iowa 12 7 163 2 52 0.6DavidDowell,MichiganState 12 5 78 0 18 0.4AmaniOruwariye,PennState 10 4 17 0 17 0.4KyleQueiro,Northwestern 12 4 59 0 36 0.3JoeFerguson,Wisconsin 13 4 136 1 99 0.3T.J.Edwards,Wisconsin 13 4 63 1 54 0.3BennettWilliams,Illinois 11 3 55 0 20 0.3KiyHester,Rutgers 11 3 95 2 52 0.3JawuanHarris,Rutgers 11 3 29 0 26 0.35tiedwith0

FUMBLESFORCED G NO AVG/GJamesCrawford,Illinois 9 3 0.3J.Carter,Maryland 12 4 0.3PaddyFisher,Northwestern 12 4 0.3StanleyGreen,Illinois 10 3 0.3ThomasBarber,Minnesota 12 3 0.3JoeGaziano,Northwestern 12 3 0.3PatrickNelson,Illinois 10 2 0.2WarrenLong,Northwestern 11 2 0.2Ja'WhaunBentley,Purdue 11 2 0.2

FUMBLESRECOVERED G NO AVG/GRobertWindsor,PennState 12 3 0.3DannyEzechukwu,Purdue 12 3 0.3JamesCrawford,Illinois 9 2 0.2JamalMilan,Illinois 10 2 0.2


IndividualPlayerGameHighsIndividualPlayerGameHighsPointsscored 24 JohnathanLewis(Rutgers)vs.MorganSt.(09/16/17) 18 17tiedTouchdowns 4 JohnathanLewis(Rutgers)vs.MorganSt.(09/16/17) 3 17tiedTDresponsibility 7 J.T.Barrett(OhioState)vs.Nebraska(10/14/17)[2r,5p] 5 5tiedPointsscoredkicking 17 QuinnNordin(Michigan)vs.AirForce(09/16/17)[5fg,2pat] 16 MattCoghlin(MichiganState)vs.Rutgers(11/25/17)[4fg,4pat]Totaloffenseyards 475 BrianLewerke(MichiganState)vs.Northwestern(10/28/17)[30r,445p] 425 BrianLewerke(MichiganState)vs.PennState(11/04/17)[25r,400p]Totaloffenseplays 72 RichardLagow(Indiana)vs.OhioState(08/31/17)[7r,65p] 68 RichardLagow(Indiana)vs.Purdue(11/25/17)[8r,60p]Totaloffenseyards/play 68.0 MattAlviti(Northwestern)vs.BowlingGreen(09/16/17)[1-68] 64.0 DemryCroft(Minnesota)vs.OregonSt.(09/09/17)[1-64]Rushingyards 249 JonathanTaylor(Wisconsin)vs.Nebraska(10/07/17) 223 JonathanTaylor(Wisconsin)vs.Fla.Atlantic(09/09/17)Rushingattempts 31 JustinJackson(Northwestern)vs.Minnesota(11/18/17) 31 MarkellJones(Purdue)vs.Indiana(11/25/17) 31 JustinJackson(Northwestern)vs.Nebraska(11/04/17) 31 TreBryant(Nebraska)vs.ArkansasSt.(09/02/17)Yardsperrush 68.0 MattAlviti(Northwestern)vs.BowlingGreen(09/16/17)[1-68] 64.0 DemryCroft(Minnesota)vs.OregonSt.(09/09/17)[1-64]RushingTDs 4 JohnathanLewis(Rutgers)vs.MorganSt.(09/16/17) 3 12tiedLongestrush 82Weber,Mike(OhioState)vs.MichiganState(11/11/17) 80 SaquonBarkley(PennState)vs.Akron(09/02/17)Passingyards 445 BrianLewerke(MichiganState)vs.Northwestern(10/28/17) 431 TannerLee(Nebraska)vs.Purdue(10/28/17)Passingattempts 65 RichardLagow(Indiana)vs.OhioState(08/31/17) 60 RichardLagow(Indiana)vs.Purdue(11/25/17) 60 ElijahSindelar(Purdue)vs.Northwestern(11/11/17)PassingTDs 5 J.T.Barrett(OhioState)vs.UNLV(09/23/17) 5 J.T.Barrett(OhioState)vs.Nebraska(10/14/17) 5 NateStanley(Iowa)vs.OhioState(11/04/17) 5 NateStanley(Iowa)vs.IowaSt.(09/09/17)Longestpass 85 TraceMcSorley(PennState)vs.GeorgiaSt.(09/16/17) 84 J.T.Barrett(OhioState)vs.Wisconsin(12/02/17)Passescompleted 40 RichardLagow(Indiana)vs.OhioState(08/31/17) 39 BrianLewerke(MichiganState)vs.Northwestern(10/28/17)Hadintercepted 4 J.T.Barrett(OhioState)vs.Iowa(11/04/17) 4 TannerLee(Nebraska)vs.Oregon(09/09/17)Passcompletionpct 100.0 32tiedPassyards/attempt 37.0 JohnO'Korn(Michigan)vs.UF(09/02/17) 24.0 JacksonAnthrop(Purdue)vs.Michigan(09/23/17)Passyards/catch 37.0 JohnO'Korn(Michigan)vs.UF(09/02/17) 24.0 JacksonAnthrop(Purdue)vs.Michigan(09/23/17)Receivingyards 210 D.Moore(Maryland)vs.Northwestern(10/14/17) 200 JDSpielman(Nebraska)vs.OhioState(10/14/17)Receptions 13WhopPhilyor(Indiana)vs.Maryland(10/28/17) 13 LukeTimian(Indiana)vs.Maryland(10/28/17)Yardspercatch 57.0 PCampbell(OhioState)vs.Wisconsin(12/02/17) 54.0 ColeHerdman(Purdue)vs.Missouri(09/16/17)ReceivingTDs 3 TylerJohnson(Minnesota)vs.MichiganState(10/14/17) 3 DaeSeanHamilton(PennState)vs.Indiana(09/30/17)Longestreception 85 SaquonBarkley(PennState)vs.GeorgiaSt.(09/16/17) 84 TerryMcLaurin(OhioState)vs.Wisconsin(12/02/17)Fieldgoalattempts 6 QuinnNordin(Michigan)vs.UF(09/02/17) 5 QuinnNordin(Michigan)vs.AirForce(09/16/17)Fieldgoalsmade 5 QuinnNordin(Michigan)vs.AirForce(09/16/17) 4 DrewBrown(Nebraska)vs.Purdue(10/28/17) 4 QuinnNordin(Michigan)vs.UF(09/02/17) 4 MattCoghlin(MichiganState)vs.Rutgers(11/25/17)Longestfieldgoal 55 QuinnNordin(Michigan)vs.UF(09/02/17) 52 RafaelGaglianone(Wisconsin)vs.Illinois(10/28/17)Fieldgoalpct 100.0 91tied


PATkicksattempted 9 H.Darmstadter(Maryland)vs.Towson(09/09/17) 9 TylerDavis(PennState)vs.Maryland(11/25/17)PATkicksmade 9 H.Darmstadter(Maryland)vs.Towson(09/09/17) 9 TylerDavis(PennState)vs.Maryland(11/25/17)PATkickspct 100.0 163tiedPunts 12 RyanAnderson(Rutgers)vs.Purdue(10/21/17) 11 BlakeHayes(Illinois)vs.Indiana(11/11/17) 11 BlakeHayes(Illinois)vs.OhioState(11/18/17) 11 J.Hartbarger(MichiganState)vs.Michigan(10/07/17) 11 JoeSchopper(Purdue)vs.Michigan(09/23/17)Yardspunted 523 RyanAnderson(Rutgers)vs.Purdue(10/21/17) 469 BlakeHayes(Illinois)vs.OhioState(11/18/17)Longestpunt 80 HunterNiswander(Northwestern)vs.Iowa(10/21/17) 73 HunterNiswander(Northwestern)vs.Minnesota(11/18/17)Puntingavg 5500.0 C.Rastetter(Iowa)vs.Northwestern(10/21/17) 5260.0 RyanGersonde(Iowa)vs.Northwestern(10/21/17)Puntreturns 5 DonovanPeoples-Jones(Michigan)vs.Minnesota(11/04/17) 5 J-ShunHarris(Indiana)vs.Virginia(09/09/17) 5 DonovanPeoples-Jones(Michigan)vs.Indiana(10/14/17) 5 D.Pierson-El(Nebraska)vs.NorthernIll.(09/16/17) 5 DonovanPeoples-Jones(Michigan)vs.UF(09/02/17)Puntreturnyards 127 DeAndreThompkins(PennState)vs.Akron(09/02/17) 109 J-ShunHarris(Indiana)vs.Virginia(09/09/17)Longestpuntreturn 79 DonovanPeoples-Jones(Michigan)vs.AirForce(09/16/17)

70 J-ShunHarris(Indiana)vs.GeorgiaSouthern(09/23/17)PuntreturnTDs 1 6tiedPuntreturnavg 52.0 DonovanPeoples-Jones(Michigan)vs.AirForce(09/16/17) 39.0 RileyLees(Northwestern)vs.Purdue(11/11/17)Kickreturns 8 D.Williams(Indiana)vs.OhioState(08/31/17) 7 JDSpielman(Nebraska)vs.Minnesota(11/11/17) 7 ConnorHeyward(MichiganState)vs.OhioState(11/11/17)Kickreturnyards 189 T.Johnson(Maryland)vs.OhioState(10/07/17) 150 JDSpielman(Nebraska)vs.Minnesota(11/11/17)Longestkickreturn 100 T.Johnson(Maryland)vs.OhioState(10/07/17) 100 RodneySmith(Minnesota)vs.Nebraska(11/11/17)KickreturnTDs 1 T.Johnson(Maryland)vs.OhioState(10/07/17) 1 RodneySmith(Minnesota)vs.Nebraska(11/11/17) 1 SaquonBarkley(PennState)vs.Indiana(09/30/17) 1 SaquonBarkley(PennState)vs.OhioState(10/28/17) 1 JDSpielman(Nebraska)vs.ArkansasSt.(09/02/17)Kickreturnavg 99.0 JDSpielman(Nebraska)vs.ArkansasSt.(09/02/17) 98.0 SaquonBarkley(PennState)vs.Indiana(09/30/17)CombinedPR/KRyards 189 T.Johnson(Maryland)vs.OhioState(10/07/17)[0pr,189kr] 150 JDSpielman(Nebraska)vs.Minnesota(11/11/17)[0pr,150kr]Interceptions 3 JoshuaJackson(Iowa)vs.OhioState(11/04/17) 2 6tiedInterceptionreturnyards 99 JoeFerguson(Wisconsin)vs.UtahSt.(09/01/17) 95 JoshuaJackson(Iowa)vs.Wisconsin(11/11/17)Interceptionreturnavg 99.0 JoeFerguson(Wisconsin)vs.UtahSt.(09/01/17) 89.0 BrandonSnyder(Iowa)vs.Illinois(10/07/17)Longestinterceptionreturn 99 JoeFerguson(Wisconsin)vs.UtahSt.(09/01/17) 89 BrandonSnyder(Iowa)vs.Illinois(10/07/17)InterceptionreturnTDs 2 JoshuaJackson(Iowa)vs.Wisconsin(11/11/17) 1 19tiedAll-purposeyards 358 SaquonBarkley(PennState)vs.Iowa(09/23/17) 291 JDSpielman(Nebraska)vs.Minnesota(11/11/17)Tackles 19 PaddyFisher(Northwestern)vs.MichiganState(10/28/17)[14-5] 19 TrevorMorris(Rutgers)vs.MichiganState(11/25/17)[5-14]Sacks 3.5 GarretDooley(Wisconsin)vs.Northwestern(09/30/17)[2-3] 3.0 KhalekeHudson(Michigan)vs.Minnesota(11/04/17)[3-0] 3.0 TegrayScales(Indiana)vs.PennState(09/30/17)[3-0]Tacklesforloss 8.0 KhalekeHudson(Michigan)vs.Minnesota(11/04/17)[7-2] 5.5 GelenRobinson(Purdue)vs.Nebraska(10/28/17)[5-1]


IndividualStellarGamesIndividualStellarGames

200-YardRushingPerformances200-YardRushingPerformances

249 JonathanTaylor(Wisconsin)vs.Nebraska(Oct7,2017)223 JonathanTaylor(Wisconsin)vs.Fla.Atlantic(Sep9,2017)219 JonathanTaylor(Wisconsin)vs.Purdue(Oct14,2017)217 MarkellJones(Purdue)vs.Indiana(Nov25,2017)211 SaquonBarkley(PennState)vs.Iowa(Sep23,2017)200 KaranHigdon(Michigan)vs.Minnesota(Nov4,2017)200 KaranHigdon(Michigan)vs.Indiana(Oct14,2017)

100-YardRushingPerformances100-YardRushingPerformances249 JonathanTaylor(Wisconsin)vs.Nebraska(Oct7,2017)223 JonathanTaylor(Wisconsin)vs.Fla.Atlantic(Sep9,2017)219 JonathanTaylor(Wisconsin)vs.Purdue(Oct14,2017)217 MarkellJones(Purdue)vs.Indiana(Nov25,2017)211 SaquonBarkley(PennState)vs.Iowa(Sep23,2017)200 KaranHigdon(Michigan)vs.Indiana(Oct14,2017)200 KaranHigdon(Michigan)vs.Minnesota(Nov4,2017)194 LJScott(MichiganState)vs.Minnesota(Oct14,2017)192 TreBryant(Nebraska)vs.ArkansasSt.(Sep2,2017)191 ChrisEvans(Michigan)vs.Minnesota(Nov4,2017)186 MorganEllison(Indiana)vs.GeorgiaSouthern(Sep23,2017)183 JonathanTaylor(Wisconsin)vs.Indiana(Nov4,2017)183 DemryCroft(Minnesota)vs.Nebraska(Nov11,2017)181 J.K.Dobbins(OhioState)vs.Indiana(Aug31,2017)174 J.K.Dobbins(OhioState)vs.Wisconsin(Dec2,2017)172 J.K.Dobbins(OhioState)vs.Oklahoma(Sep16,2017)172 SaquonBarkley(PennState)vs.Akron(Sep2,2017)171 JustinJackson(Northwestern)vs.Maryland(Oct14,2017)

166 JustinJackson(Northwestern)vs.Minnesota(Nov18,2017)162 Weber,Mike(OhioState)vs.MichiganState(Nov11,2017)159 AkrumWadley(Iowa)vs.Nebraska(Nov24,2017)158 SaquonBarkley(PennState)vs.Nebraska(Nov18,2017)158 KaranHigdon(Michigan)vs.Rutgers(Oct28,2017)157 JonathanTaylor(Wisconsin)vs.Iowa(Nov11,2017)154 JustinJackson(Northwestern)vs.Nebraska(Nov4,2017)153 KobeMcCrary(Minnesota)vs.Illinois(Oct21,2017)149 MorganEllison(Indiana)vs.Rutgers(Nov18,2017)149 JonathanTaylor(Wisconsin)vs.Minnesota(Nov25,2017)147 LJScott(MichiganState)vs.Maryland(Nov18,2017)144 JustinJackson(Northwestern)vs.Illinois(Nov25,2017)142 TarioFuller(Purdue)vs.Ohio(Sep8,2017)134 RodneySmith(Minnesota)vs.Nebraska(Nov11,2017)133 TyIsaac(Michigan)vs.Cincinnati(Sep9,2017)132 T.Johnson(Maryland)vs.Texas(Sep2,2017)132 JonathanTaylor(Wisconsin)vs.Michigan(Nov18,2017)130 T.Johnson(Maryland)vs.Minnesota(Sep30,2017)128 JonathanTaylor(Wisconsin)vs.BYU(Sep16,2017)126 JonathanTaylor(Wisconsin)vs.Maryland(Oct21,2017)124 J.K.Dobbins(OhioState)vs.MichiganState(Nov11,2017)124 T.Johnson(Maryland)vs.Towson(Sep9,2017)121 JustinJackson(Northwestern)vs.BowlingGreen(Sep16,2017)118 AkrumWadley(Iowa)vs.IowaSt.(Sep9,2017)118 AkrumWadley(Iowa)vs.OhioState(Nov4,2017)116 AkrumWadley(Iowa)vs.Wyoming(Sep2,2017)116 ShannonBrooks(Minnesota)vs.Purdue(Oct7,2017)115 AkrumWadley(Iowa)vs.Illinois(Oct7,2017)114 TyIsaac(Michigan)vs.UF(Sep2,2017)113 TommyStevens(PennState)vs.Maryland(Nov25,2017)112 DevineOzigbo(Nebraska)vs.Wisconsin(Oct7,2017)111 MikeEpstein(Illinois)vs.WesternKy.(Sep9,2017)109 GusEdwards(Rutgers)vs.Maryland(Nov4,2017)109 TyIsaac(Michigan)vs.Rutgers(Oct28,2017)109 JustinJackson(Northwestern)vs.Nevada(Sep2,2017)108 SaquonBarkley(PennState)vs.Michigan(Oct21,2017)108 Weber,Mike(OhioState)vs.Illinois(Nov18,2017)107 RodneySmith(Minnesota)vs.MiddleTenn.(Sep16,2017)107 KobeMcCrary(Minnesota)vs.MiddleTenn.(Sep16,2017)107 TreBryant(Nebraska)vs.Oregon(Sep9,2017)106 DevineOzigbo(Nebraska)vs.Illinois(Sep29,2017)106 J.K.Dobbins(OhioState)vs.Nebraska(Oct14,2017)104 ColeGest(Indiana)vs.Rutgers(Nov18,2017)103 RodneySmith(Minnesota)vs.Illinois(Oct21,2017)103 DemarioMcCall(OhioState)vs.Rutgers(Sep30,2017)102 RaheemBlackshear(Rutgers)vs.MorganSt.(Sep16,2017)101 DevineOzigbo(Nebraska)vs.Rutgers(Sep23,2017)101 ChrisJames(Wisconsin)vs.Fla.Atlantic(Sep9,2017)

101 J.K.Dobbins(OhioState)vs.Michigan(Nov25,2017)

Numberof100-YardRushingPerformancesNumberof100-YardRushingPerformances

JonathanTaylor,Wisconsin-9J.K.Dobbins,OhioState-6JustinJackson,Northwestern-6AkrumWadley,Iowa-5SaquonBarkley,PennState-4DevineOzigbo,Nebraska-3KaranHigdon,Michigan-3RodneySmith,Minnesota-3T.Johnson,Maryland-3TyIsaac,Michigan-3KobeMcCrary,Minnesota-2LJScott,MichiganState-2MorganEllison,Indiana-2TreBryant,Nebraska-2Weber,Mike,OhioState-2ChrisEvans,Michigan-1ChrisJames,Wisconsin-1ColeGest,Indiana-1DemarioMcCall,OhioState-1DemryCroft,Minnesota-1GusEdwards,Rutgers-1MarkellJones,Purdue-1MikeEpstein,Illinois-1RaheemBlackshear,Rutgers-1ShannonBrooks,Minnesota-1TarioFuller,Purdue-1TommyStevens,PennState-1

400-YardPassingPerformances400-YardPassingPerformances445 BrianLewerke(MichiganState)vs.Northwestern(Oct28,2017)431 TannerLee(Nebraska)vs.Purdue(Oct28,2017)410 RichardLagow(Indiana)vs.OhioState(Aug31,2017)400 BrianLewerke(MichiganState)vs.PennState(Nov4,2017)

300-YardPassingPerformances300-YardPassingPerformances445 BrianLewerke(MichiganState)vs.Northwestern(Oct28,2017)431 TannerLee(Nebraska)vs.Purdue(Oct28,2017)410 RichardLagow(Indiana)vs.OhioState(Aug31,2017)400 BrianLewerke(MichiganState)vs.PennState(Nov4,2017)399 TannerLee(Nebraska)vs.PennState(Nov18,2017)381 TraceMcSorley(PennState)vs.MichiganState(Nov4,2017)376 ElijahSindelar(Purdue)vs.Northwestern(Nov11,2017)373 RichardLagow(Indiana)vs.Purdue(Nov25,2017)370 ClaytonThorson(Northwestern)vs.BowlingGreen(Sep16,2017)356 ClaytonThorson(Northwestern)vs.MichiganState(Oct28,2017)352 ClaytonThorson(Northwestern)vs.Nevada(Sep2,2017)340 BrianLewerke(MichiganState)vs.NotreDame(Sep23,2017)333 NateStanley(Iowa)vs.IowaSt.(Sep9,2017)328 J.T.Barrett(OhioState)vs.PennState(Oct28,2017)

325 TraceMcSorley(PennState)vs.Nebraska(Nov18,2017)325 J.T.Barrett(OhioState)vs.Nebraska(Oct14,2017)321 PeytonRamsey(Indiana)vs.CharlestonSo.(Oct7,2017)315 TraceMcSorley(PennState)vs.Indiana(Sep30,2017)309 TraceMcSorley(PennState)vs.GeorgiaSt.(Sep16,2017)308 J.George(Illinois)vs.Rutgers(Oct14,2017)304 J.T.Barrett(OhioState)vs.Indiana(Aug31,2017)303 TannerLee(Nebraska)vs.OhioState(Oct14,2017)

Numberof300-YardPassingPerformancesNumberof300-YardPassingPerformances

TraceMcSorley,PennState-4BrianLewerke,MichiganState-3ClaytonThorson,Northwestern-3J.T.Barrett,OhioState-3TannerLee,Nebraska-3RichardLagow,Indiana-2ElijahSindelar,Purdue-1J.George,Illinois-1NateStanley,Iowa-1PeytonRamsey,Indiana-1

200-YardReceivingPerformances200-YardReceivingPerformances210 D.Moore(Maryland)vs.Northwestern(Oct14,2017)200 JDSpielman(Nebraska)vs.OhioState(Oct14,2017)

100-YardReceivingPerformances100-YardReceivingPerformances210 D.Moore(Maryland)vs.Northwestern(Oct14,2017)200 JDSpielman(Nebraska)vs.OhioState(Oct14,2017)185 StanleyMorgan(Nebraska)vs.PennState(Nov18,2017)181 FeltonDavis(MichiganState)vs.PennState(Nov4,2017)165 CodyWhite(MichiganState)vs.Northwestern(Oct28,2017)150 GarrettDickerson(Northwestern)vs.BowlingGreen(Sep16,2017)149 SimmieCobbsJr.(Indiana)vs.OhioState(Aug31,2017)142 SaquonBarkley(PennState)vs.GeorgiaSt.(Sep16,2017)141 TylerJohnson(Minnesota)vs.Buffalo(Aug31,2017)141 JDSpielman(Nebraska)vs.Minnesota(Nov11,2017)138 SimmieCobbsJr.(Indiana)vs.Maryland(Oct28,2017)136 PCampbell(OhioState)vs.Indiana(Aug31,2017)135 AnthonyMahoungou(Purdue)vs.Iowa(Nov18,2017)

133 D.Moore(Maryland)vs.Texas(Sep2,2017)132 TaysirMack(Indiana)vs.Purdue(Nov25,2017)130 JaredSparks(Purdue)vs.Northwestern(Nov11,2017)127 TylerJohnson(Minnesota)vs.OregonSt.(Sep9,2017)127 WhopPhilyor(Indiana)vs.Maryland(Oct28,2017)123 BennettSkowronek(Northwestern)vs.Nevada(Sep2,2017)122 DaeSeanHamilton(PennState)vs.Indiana(Sep30,2017)117 BennettSkowronek(Northwestern)vs.Purdue(Nov11,2017)116 NoahFant(Iowa)vs.Nebraska(Nov24,2017)115 DaeSeanHamilton(PennState)vs.Michigan(Oct21,2017)115 StanleyMorgan(Nebraska)vs.Wisconsin(Oct7,2017)115 JohnnieDixon(OhioState)vs.Rutgers(Sep30,2017)114 FeltonDavis(MichiganState)vs.Iowa(Sep30,2017)112 StanleyMorgan(Nebraska)vs.Purdue(Oct28,2017)112 DaeSeanHamilton(PennState)vs.MichiganState(Nov4,2017)111 TaysirMack(Indiana)vs.CharlestonSo.(Oct7,2017)111 RickySmalling(Illinois)vs.Rutgers(Oct14,2017)107 MacanWilson(Northwestern)vs.Nebraska(Nov4,2017)107 LouisDorsey(Illinois)vs.Indiana(Nov11,2017)106 TylerJohnson(Minnesota)vs.MichiganState(Oct14,2017)105 TylerHoppes(Nebraska)vs.Purdue(Oct28,2017)105 JuwanJohnson(PennState)vs.Nebraska(Nov18,2017)105 TroyFumagalli(Wisconsin)vs.UtahSt.(Sep1,2017)105 SimmieCobbsJr.(Indiana)vs.Purdue(Nov25,2017)105 PCampbell(OhioState)vs.UNLV(Sep23,2017)103 StanleyMorgan(Nebraska)vs.Oregon(Sep9,2017)102 K.J.Hill(OhioState)vs.PennState(Oct28,2017)102 DeAndreThompkins(PennState)vs.MichiganState(Nov4,2017)102 C.J.Saunders(OhioState)vs.UNLV(Sep23,2017)102 StanleyMorgan(Nebraska)vs.ArkansasSt.(Sep2,2017)101 D.Pierson-El(Nebraska)vs.NorthernIll.(Sep16,2017)100 D.Moore(Maryland)vs.PennState(Nov25,2017)100 QuintezCephus(Wisconsin)vs.Purdue(Oct14,2017)

Numberof100-YardReceivingPerformancesNumberof100-YardReceivingPerformances

StanleyMorgan,Nebraska-5D.Moore,Maryland-3DaeSeanHamilton,PennState-3SimmieCobbsJr.,Indiana-3TylerJohnson,Minnesota-3BennettSkowronek,Northwestern-2FeltonDavis,MichiganState-2JDSpielman,Nebraska-2PCampbell,OhioState-2TaysirMack,Indiana-2AnthonyMahoungou,Purdue-1C.J.Saunders,OhioState-1CodyWhite,MichiganState-1D.Pierson-El,Nebraska-1DeAndreThompkins,PennState-1GarrettDickerson,Northwestern-1JaredSparks,Purdue-1JohnnieDixon,OhioState-1JuwanJohnson,PennState-1K.J.Hill,OhioState-1LouisDorsey,Illinois-1MacanWilson,Northwestern-1NoahFant,Iowa-1QuintezCephus,Wisconsin-1RickySmalling,Illinois-1SaquonBarkley,PennState-1TroyFumagalli,Wisconsin-1TylerHoppes,Nebraska-1WhopPhilyor,Indiana-1


TeamHighs(highesttotalsmadeby)TeamHighs(highesttotalsmadeby)

Points 66 PennStatevs.Maryland(11/25/17) 65 Rutgersvs.MorganSt.(09/16/17)Pointsscoredkicking 17 Michiganvs.AirForce(09/16/17)[5fg,2pat] 16 MichiganStatevs.Rutgers(11/25/17)[4fg,4pat]Touchdowns 9 Marylandvs.Towson(09/09/17) 9 OhioStatevs.Maryland(10/07/17) 9 PennStatevs.Maryland(11/25/17) 9 Rutgersvs.MorganSt.(09/16/17)TotalOffenseyards 678 Northwesternvs.BowlingGreen(09/16/17)[303r,375p] 664 OhioStatevs.UNLV(09/23/17)[190r,474p]TotalOffenseplays 99 PennStatevs.Iowa(09/23/17)[51r,48p] 97 Indianavs.Maryland(10/28/17)[35r,62p]TotalOffenseyards/play 9.9 Marylandvs.Towson(09/09/17) 9.9 PennStatevs.GeorgiaSt.(09/16/17)Yardsperrush 10.2 Marylandvs.Towson(09/09/17) 10.0 Michiganvs.Minnesota(11/04/17)Longestrush 82 OhioStatevs.MichiganState(11/11/17) 80 PennStatevs.Akron(09/02/17)Passingyards 474 OhioStatevs.UNLV(09/23/17) 445 MichiganStatevs.Northwestern(10/28/17)Passingattempts 68 Indianavs.OhioState(08/31/17) 62 Indianavs.Maryland(10/28/17)PassingTDs 7 OhioStatevs.UNLV(09/23/17) 5 16tiedLongestpass 85 PennStatevs.GeorgiaSt.(09/16/17) 84 OhioStatevs.Wisconsin(12/02/17)Passescompleted 43 Indianavs.Maryland(10/28/17) 42 Indianavs.OhioState(08/31/17)

Hadintercepted 4 Nebraskavs.Oregon(09/09/17) 4 OhioStatevs.Iowa(11/04/17)Passcompletionpct 94.7Wisconsinvs.BYU(09/16/17) 87.5 8tiedPassingyardsperattempt 19.8 8tiedYardspercatch 22.6 8tiedFieldgoalsattempted 6 Michiganvs.UF(09/02/17) 5 Michiganvs.AirForce(09/16/17)Fieldgoalsmade 5 Michiganvs.AirForce(09/16/17) 4 Michiganvs.UF(09/02/17) 4 MichiganStatevs.Rutgers(11/25/17) 4 Nebraskavs.Purdue(10/28/17)Longestfieldgoal 55 Michiganvs.UF(09/02/17) 52Wisconsinvs.Illinois(10/28/17)Fieldgoalspct 100.0 106tied


PATkicksattempted 9 Marylandvs.Towson(09/09/17) 9 PennStatevs.Maryland(11/25/17)PATkicksmade 9 Marylandvs.Towson(09/09/17) 9 PennStatevs.Maryland(11/25/17)PATkickpct 100.0 185tied2-pointPATattempts 2 Illinoisvs.SouthFla.(09/15/17) 2 MichiganStatevs.NotreDame(09/23/17) 2 Northwesternvs.MichiganState(10/28/17) 2 Purduevs.Minnesota(10/07/17) 2Wisconsinvs.OhioState(12/02/17)2-pointPATmade 1 7tiedPunts 12 Rutgersvs.Purdue(10/21/17) 11 Illinoisvs.Indiana(11/11/17) 11 Illinoisvs.OhioState(11/18/17) 11 MichiganStatevs.Michigan(10/07/17) 11 Purduevs.Michigan(09/23/17)Longestpunt 80 Northwesternvs.Iowa(10/21/17) 73 Northwesternvs.Minnesota(11/18/17)Yardspunted 523 Rutgersvs.Purdue(10/21/17) 469 Illinoisvs.OhioState(11/18/17)Puntingaverage 53.0 Iowavs.Northwestern(10/21/17)[6-318] 52.4 Illinoisvs.Minnesota(10/21/17)[5-262]Puntreturns 5 8tiedPuntreturnyards 130 PennStatevs.Akron(09/02/17) 109 Indianavs.Virginia(09/09/17)Puntreturnavg 39.0 tiedPuntreturnTDs 1 6tiedLongestpuntreturn 79 Michiganvs.AirForce(09/16/17) 70 Indianavs.GeorgiaSouthern(09/23/17)Kickreturns 10 Marylandvs.PennState(11/25/17) 9 Rutgersvs.OhioState(09/30/17)Kickreturnyards 217 Marylandvs.OhioState(10/07/17)

185 PennStatevs.OhioState(10/28/17)Kickreturnavg 57.0 tiedKickreturnTDs 1 Marylandvs.OhioState(10/07/17) 1 Minnesotavs.Nebraska(11/11/17) 1 Nebraskavs.ArkansasSt.(09/02/17) 1 PennStatevs.OhioState(10/28/17) 1 PennStatevs.Indiana(09/30/17)Longestkickreturn 100 Marylandvs.OhioState(10/07/17) 100 Minnesotavs.Nebraska(11/11/17)Interceptionreturns 4 Iowavs.OhioState(11/04/17) 3 10tiedInterceptionreturnyards 108 Iowavs.Illinois(10/07/17) 105Wisconsinvs.UtahSt.(09/01/17)Interceptionreturnavg 76.0 tiedInterceptionreturnTDs 2 Iowavs.Wisconsin(11/11/17) 2 Michiganvs.Cincinnati(09/09/17)Longestinterceptionreturn 99Wisconsinvs.UtahSt.(09/01/17) 89 Iowavs.Illinois(10/07/17)


Fumbleslost 3 9tiedFumblesrecovered 2 OhioStatevs.Maryland(10/07/17) 2 PennStatevs.Indiana(09/30/17) 2 Purduevs.Louisville(09/02/17)Sackedbyopponent 8 Illinoisvs.Indiana(11/11/17) 8 Northwesternvs.Wisconsin(09/30/17)QBSacks 8 Indianavs.Illinois(11/11/17) 8Wisconsinvs.Northwestern(09/30/17)Turnoverscommitted 5 Michiganvs.MichiganState(10/07/17) 5 Minnesotavs.Northwestern(11/18/17)Turnoverscaused 5 MichiganStatevs.Michigan(10/07/17) 5 Northwesternvs.Minnesota(11/18/17) 5 PennStatevs.GeorgiaSt.(09/16/17)Firstdowns 41 OhioStatevs.Nebraska(10/14/17) 35 Indianavs.Maryland(10/28/17)Firstdownsrushing 19 Minnesotavs.Illinois(10/21/17) 19Wisconsinvs.BYU(09/16/17)Firstdownspassing 22 Indianavs.OhioState(08/31/17) 22 MichiganStatevs.Northwestern(10/28/17)Firstdownsbypenalty 7 Indianavs.Maryland(10/28/17) 6 Marylandvs.UCF(09/23/17)Penalties 16 Michiganvs.Indiana(10/14/17) 15 Illinoisvs.SouthFla.(09/15/17)Penaltyyards 141 Michiganvs.Indiana(10/14/17) 138 Illinoisvs.SouthFla.(09/15/17)

2017BigTenFootballStatistics2017BigTenFootballStatisticsUpdated:December8,2017at11:19AM(ConferenceGamesOnly)Updated:December8,2017at11:19AM(ConferenceGamesOnly)

SCORINGOFFENSE G TD FG XP 2XP DXP SAF PTS. AVG./GOhioState 9 56 9 52 1 0 0 417 46.3PennState 9 48 7 47 0 0 1 358 39.8Wisconsin 9 37 9 37 0 0 1 288 32.0Northwestern 9 33 10 29 1 0 0 259 28.8Iowa 9 32 6 29 0 0 1 241 26.8Nebraska 9 27 9 25 0 0 0 214 23.8Michigan 9 29 4 25 0 0 0 211 23.4Indiana 9 25 11 24 0 0 1 209 23.2MichiganState 9 22 14 22 0 0 0 196 21.8Purdue 9 21 13 16 1 0 0 183 20.3Minnesota 9 20 9 19 0 0 0 166 18.4Maryland 9 21 6 21 0 0 0 165 18.3Rutgers 9 16 4 16 0 0 0 124 13.8Illinois 9 13 9 13 0 0 0 118 13.1

RUSHINGOFFENSE G ATT. YARDS AVG/A LONG TD AVG./GOhioState 9 403 2377 6 82 27 264.1Wisconsin 9 405 2093 5 75 19 232.6Michigan 9 368 1638 4 77 23 182.0Minnesota 9 369 1546 4 73 11 171.8Northwestern 9 367 1450 4 79 20 161.1PennState 9 331 1448 4 69 25 160.9MichiganState 9 372 1293 3 50 11 143.7Purdue 9 292 1292 4 41 7 143.6Maryland 9 320 1268 4 54 9 140.9Rutgers 9 310 1180 4 74 11 131.1Iowa 9 301 1169 4 57 12 129.9Indiana 9 316 1011 3 64 6 112.3Illinois 9 291 936 3 58 6 104.0Nebraska 9 265 871 3 40 7 96.8

SCORINGDEFENSE G TD FG XP 2XP DXP SAF PTS. AVG./GWisconsin 9 12 10 12 0 0 0 114 12.7Northwestern 9 22 5 21 0 0 1 170 18.9PennState 9 22 8 16 0 0 0 172 19.1Purdue 9 20 11 18 0 0 1 173 19.2Michigan 9 22 7 22 0 0 0 175 19.4OhioState 9 24 4 23 0 0 0 179 19.9Iowa 9 21 11 20 0 0 1 181 20.1MichiganState 9 21 11 20 1 0 0 181 20.1Minnesota 9 33 8 26 1 0 0 250 27.8Indiana 9 35 8 34 1 0 0 270 30.0Rutgers 9 37 12 36 0 0 0 294 32.7Illinois 9 40 8 39 0 0 0 303 33.7Nebraska 9 45 8 44 0 0 0 338 37.6Maryland 9 46 9 44 0 0 1 349 38.8

RUSHINGDEFENSE G ATT. YARDS AVG/A LONG TD AVG./GWisconsin 9 277 694 2.5 28 2 77.1OhioState 9 297 815 2.7 53 7 90.6MichiganState 9 260 850 3.3 82 9 94.4Northwestern 9 294 864 2.9 53 6 96.0PennState 9 295 1052 3.6 54 10 116.9Purdue 9 351 1211 3.5 74 7 134.6Michigan 9 319 1264 4.0 69 14 140.4Iowa 9 339 1414 4.2 58 7 157.1Indiana 9 374 1494 4.0 59 17 166.0Maryland 9 384 1843 4.8 35 25 204.8Minnesota 9 359 1889 5.3 77 18 209.9Rutgers 9 379 1904 5.0 53 21 211.6Illinois 9 415 2069 5.0 79 22 229.9Nebraska 9 367 2209 6.0 75 29 245.4

TOTALOFFENSE G RUSH PASS PLAYS YARDS AVG/P TD AVG./GOhioState 9 2377 2381 684 4758 7.0 55 528.7PennState 9 1448 2584 660 4032 6.1 45 448.0Wisconsin 9 2093 1486 583 3579 6.1 32 397.7Indiana 9 1011 2485 725 3496 4.8 25 388.4Northwestern 9 1450 2035 705 3485 4.9 32 387.2Nebraska 9 871 2541 604 3412 5.6 25 379.1Purdue 9 1292 2014 615 3306 5.4 20 367.3MichiganState 9 1293 1829 664 3122 4.7 22 346.9Michigan 9 1638 1415 591 3053 5.2 29 339.2Iowa 9 1169 1719 558 2888 5.2 28 320.9Maryland 9 1268 1399 577 2667 4.6 19 296.3Minnesota 9 1546 994 544 2540 4.7 18 282.2Illinois 9 936 1559 546 2495 4.6 12 277.2Rutgers 9 1180 859 493 2039 4.1 14 226.6

PASSINGOFFENSE G COMP-ATT-INT PCT. YDS. AVG./A TD AVG./GPennState 9 212-329-6 .644 2584 7.9 20 287.1Nebraska 9 202-339-10 .596 2541 7.5 18 282.3Indiana 9 244-409-11 .597 2485 6.1 19 276.1OhioState 9 185-281-6 .658 2381 8.5 28 264.6Northwestern 9 201-338-9 .595 2035 6.0 12 226.1Purdue 9 184-323-6 .570 2014 6.2 13 223.8MichiganState 9 167-292-5 .572 1829 6.3 11 203.2Iowa 9 140-257-5 .545 1719 6.7 16 191.0Illinois 9 124-255-14 .486 1559 6.1 6 173.2Wisconsin 9 111-178-12 .624 1486 8.3 13 165.1Michigan 9 121-223-6 .543 1415 6.3 6 157.2Maryland 9 132-257-5 .514 1399 5.4 10 155.4Minnesota 9 73-175-10 .417 994 5.7 7 110.4Rutgers 9 81-183-7 .443 859 4.7 3 95.4

TOTALDEFENSE G RUSH PASS PLAYS YARDS AVG/P TD AVG./GWisconsin 9 694 1405 540 2099 3.9 9 233.2OhioState 9 815 1655 595 2470 4.2 20 274.4Michigan 9 1264 1335 540 2599 4.8 21 288.8MichiganState 9 850 1961 558 2811 5.0 21 312.3Northwestern 9 864 2211 624 3075 4.9 20 341.7PennState 9 1052 2079 613 3131 5.1 22 347.9Indiana 9 1494 1764 614 3258 5.3 32 362.0Iowa 9 1414 1845 656 3259 5.0 20 362.1Purdue 9 1211 2117 659 3328 5.1 20 369.8Minnesota 9 1889 1554 578 3443 6.0 32 382.6Illinois 9 2069 1653 645 3722 5.8 37 413.6Maryland 9 1843 1980 671 3823 5.7 43 424.8Rutgers 9 1904 1992 650 3896 6.0 37 432.9Nebraska 9 2209 1749 606 3958 6.5 42 439.8

PASSINGDEFENSE G COMP-ATT-INT PCT. YDS. AVG./A TD AVG./GMichigan 9 111-221-6 .502 1335 6.0 7 148.3Wisconsin 9 124-263-10 .472 1405 5.3 7 156.1Minnesota 9 146-219-5 .667 1554 7.1 14 172.7Illinois 9 135-230-6 .587 1653 7.2 15 183.7OhioState 9 160-298-8 .537 1655 5.6 13 183.9Nebraska 9 148-239-6 .619 1749 7.3 13 194.3Indiana 9 135-240-5 .563 1764 7.4 15 196.0Iowa 9 175-317-15 .552 1845 5.8 13 205.0MichiganState 9 166-298-11 .557 1961 6.6 12 217.9Maryland 9 166-287-7 .578 1980 6.9 18 220.0Rutgers 9 162-271-9 .598 1992 7.4 16 221.3PennState 9 187-318-4 .588 2079 6.5 12 231.0Purdue 9 172-308-7 .558 2117 6.9 13 235.2Northwestern 9 190-330-13 .576 2211 6.7 14 245.7


PASSINGEFFICIENCY G COMP-ATT-INT PCT. YDS. AVG./G TD EFFIC.OhioState 9 185 .658 2381 264.6 28 165.6PennState 9 212 .644 2584 287.1 20 146.8Wisconsin 9 111 .624 1486 165.1 13 143.1Nebraska 9 202 .596 2541 282.3 18 134.2Iowa 9 140 .545 1719 191.0 16 127.3Indiana 9 244 .597 2485 276.1 19 120.6Purdue 9 184 .570 2014 223.8 13 118.9MichiganState 9 167 .572 1829 203.2 11 118.8Northwestern 9 201 .595 2035 226.1 12 116.4Michigan 9 121 .543 1415 157.2 6 111.1Maryland 9 132 .514 1399 155.4 10 106.0Illinois 9 124 .486 1559 173.2 6 96.8Minnesota 9 73 .417 994 110.4 7 91.2Rutgers 9 81 .443 859 95.4 3 81.5

INTERCEPTIONS G NO. YARDS TD LONG AVG.Iowa 9 15 325 4 99 21.7Northwestern 9 13 181 0 99 13.9MichiganState 9 11 112 0 99 10.2Wisconsin 9 10 220 3 99 22.0Rutgers 9 9 114 2 99 12.7OhioState 9 8 98 0 99 12.3Purdue 9 7 184 1 99 26.3Maryland 9 7 42 0 99 6.0Michigan 9 6 127 0 99 21.2Nebraska 9 6 111 2 99 18.5Illinois 9 6 74 0 99 12.3Indiana 9 5 34 0 99 6.8Minnesota 9 5 31 1 99 6.2PennState 9 4 17 0 99 4.3

PASSDEFENSEEFFICIENCY G COMP-ATT-INT PCT. YDS. AVG./G TD EFFIC.Wisconsin 9 124 .472 1405 156.1 7 93.2Michigan 9 111 .502 1335 148.3 7 106.0Iowa 9 175 .552 1845 205.0 13 108.2OhioState 9 160 .537 1655 183.9 13 109.4MichiganState 9 166 .557 1961 217.9 12 116.9Northwestern 9 190 .576 2211 245.7 14 120.0Purdue 9 172 .558 2117 235.2 13 123.0PennState 9 187 .588 2079 231.0 12 123.7Maryland 9 166 .578 1980 220.0 18 131.6Rutgers 9 162 .598 1992 221.3 16 134.4Indiana 9 135 .563 1764 196.0 15 134.4Illinois 9 135 .587 1653 183.7 15 135.4Nebraska 9 148 .619 1749 194.3 13 136.3Minnesota 9 146 .667 1554 172.7 14 142.8

PUNTING G NO. YARDS AVG/P RET AVG/R TB NET/POhioState 9 31 1352 43.6 55 1.8 2 40.5Rutgers 9 63 2837 45.0 141 2.2 8 40.3Illinois 9 59 2519 42.7 121 2.1 2 40.0PennState 9 40 1663 41.6 72 1.8 2 38.8Nebraska 9 41 1708 41.7 57 1.4 3 38.8Northwestern 9 52 2133 41.0 64 1.2 3 38.6MichiganState 9 52 2141 41.2 21 .4 7 38.1Indiana 9 67 2684 40.1 65 1.0 4 37.9Minnesota 9 54 2259 41.8 97 1.8 8 37.1Iowa 9 52 2035 39.1 81 1.6 2 36.8Michigan 9 58 2374 40.9 189 3.3 4 36.3Purdue 9 55 2108 38.3 56 1.0 3 36.2Maryland 9 53 1982 37.4 55 1.0 2 35.6Wisconsin 9 38 1444 38.0 57 1.5 2 35.4

KICKOFFRETURNS G NO. YDS. TD LONG AVG.Iowa 9 21 477 0 74 22.7PennState 9 23 508 2 98 22.1Maryland 9 44 931 1 100 21.2Minnesota 9 30 627 1 100 20.9OhioState 9 22 458 0 32 20.8Nebraska 9 32 643 0 40 20.1Northwestern 9 12 240 0 36 20.0MichiganState 9 23 458 0 55 19.9Wisconsin 9 20 397 0 39 19.9Illinois 9 28 534 0 50 19.1Michigan 9 22 417 0 43 19.0Indiana 9 29 525 0 30 18.1Purdue 9 21 374 0 44 17.8Rutgers 9 34 594 0 44 17.5

KICKOFFCOVERAGE G NO. YARDS AVG. RET TB NETAVGMichigan 9 41 2556 62.3 387 16 43.1Rutgers 9 28 1749 62.5 418 6 42.2Iowa 9 46 2914 63.3 404 23 42.1PennState 9 63 3872 61.5 822 18 41.3OhioState 9 73 4200 57.5 937 10 41.3Maryland 9 36 2148 59.7 589 3 41.2Wisconsin 9 54 3456 64.0 329 37 40.8MichiganState 9 41 2475 60.4 530 11 40.7Purdue 9 40 2511 62.8 353 23 39.6Illinois 9 28 1802 64.4 122 23 39.5Northwestern 9 46 2646 57.5 557 11 39.4Minnesota 9 36 2195 61.0 589 9 38.4Nebraska 9 42 2580 61.4 611 16 37.4Indiana 9 41 2541 62.0 535 20 36.7

PUNTRETURNAVG G NO. YDS. TD LONG AVG.Wisconsin 9 14 161 1 50 11.5Northwestern 9 9 90 0 39 10.0Maryland 9 10 88 1 16 8.8Nebraska 9 9 79 0 63 8.8PennState 9 12 99 0 32 8.3Indiana 9 18 142 0 53 7.9Michigan 9 27 152 0 42 5.6Minnesota 9 5 25 0 13 5.0Iowa 9 13 64 0 17 4.9OhioState 9 23 106 0 16 4.6Purdue 9 13 49 0 18 3.8MichiganState 9 14 44 0 21 3.1Illinois 9 8 19 0 9 2.4Rutgers 9 9 13 0 12 1.4

FIELDGOALS G MADE ATT PCTIndiana 9 11 12 .917Northwestern 9 10 11 .909Wisconsin 9 9 10 .900Nebraska 9 9 10 .900Purdue 9 13 16 .813MichiganState 9 14 18 .778OhioState 9 9 12 .750Iowa 9 6 8 .750Illinois 9 9 13 .692Minnesota 9 9 13 .692Rutgers 9 4 6 .667Maryland 9 6 10 .600PennState 9 7 12 .583Michigan 9 4 7 .571


PATKICKING G MADE ATT PCTOhioState 9 52 52 1.000PennState 9 47 47 1.000Wisconsin 9 37 37 1.000Iowa 9 29 29 1.000Nebraska 9 25 25 1.000MichiganState 9 22 22 1.000Maryland 9 21 21 1.000Minnesota 9 19 19 1.000Rutgers 9 16 16 1.000Illinois 9 13 13 1.000Northwestern 9 29 30 .967Indiana 9 24 25 .960Purdue 9 16 17 .941Michigan 9 25 28 .893

OPPONENT1STDOWNS G RUSH PASS PEN TOTAL AVG./GWisconsin 9 49 64 14 127 14.1Michigan 9 61 52 16 129 14.3OhioState 9 39 79 18 136 15.1MichiganState 9 44 89 15 148 16.4PennState 9 56 87 12 155 17.2Northwestern 9 52 97 9 158 17.6Indiana 9 75 71 21 167 18.6Minnesota 9 91 70 9 170 18.9Purdue 9 63 91 17 171 19.0Iowa 9 78 84 12 174 19.3Illinois 9 102 79 15 196 21.8Rutgers 9 88 100 13 201 22.3Nebraska 9 108 82 22 212 23.6Maryland 9 100 97 26 223 24.8

SACKSBY G NO YARDS AVG./GWisconsin 9 31 254 3.44OhioState 9 28 208 3.11Indiana 9 28 166 3.11PennState 9 27 156 3.00Michigan 9 26 179 2.89Northwestern 9 26 166 2.89Purdue 9 24 181 2.67Iowa 9 22 113 2.44MichiganState 9 22 111 2.44Minnesota 9 18 118 2.00Rutgers 9 13 72 1.44Illinois 9 11 87 1.22Nebraska 9 11 66 1.22Maryland 9 7 43 .78

3RD-DOWNCONVERSIONS G CONV. ATT. PCTOhioState 9 64 123 .520Wisconsin 9 56 116 .483PennState 9 58 124 .468MichiganState 9 57 143 .399Nebraska 9 53 134 .396Indiana 9 63 164 .384Michigan 9 44 126 .349Northwestern 9 49 146 .336Illinois 9 41 130 .315Iowa 9 38 123 .309Minnesota 9 35 115 .304Purdue 9 38 125 .304Maryland 9 39 131 .298Rutgers 9 32 114 .281

SACKSAGAINST G NO YARDS AVG./GOhioState 9 11 67 1.22Wisconsin 9 13 64 1.44Rutgers 9 15 91 1.67MichiganState 9 16 112 1.78Iowa 9 18 123 2.00Nebraska 9 18 125 2.00Minnesota 9 21 159 2.33Northwestern 9 22 137 2.44Purdue 9 22 150 2.44Indiana 9 24 171 2.67PennState 9 26 145 2.89Michigan 9 26 207 2.89Maryland 9 27 131 3.00Illinois 9 35 238 3.89

OPP.3RD-DOWNCONV. G CONV. ATT. PCTMichigan 9 34 121 .281Wisconsin 9 35 121 .289Indiana 9 41 131 .313PennState 9 45 139 .324OhioState 9 47 141 .333Northwestern 9 47 139 .338MichiganState 9 41 121 .339Iowa 9 48 133 .361Purdue 9 56 152 .368Illinois 9 50 123 .407Minnesota 9 52 122 .426Nebraska 9 45 104 .433Rutgers 9 57 131 .435Maryland 9 69 136 .507

FIRSTDOWNS G RUSH PASS PEN TOTAL AVG./GOhioState 9 113 103 24 240 26.7PennState 9 72 122 20 214 23.8Northwestern 9 85 106 14 205 22.8Indiana 9 52 113 23 188 20.9MichiganState 9 71 93 20 184 20.4Purdue 9 72 89 18 179 19.9Wisconsin 9 90 72 12 174 19.3Nebraska 9 51 108 15 174 19.3Michigan 9 82 64 12 158 17.6Maryland 9 63 61 18 142 15.8Iowa 9 61 70 9 140 15.6Minnesota 9 84 42 11 137 15.2Illinois 9 52 62 12 126 14.0Rutgers 9 58 37 11 106 11.8

4TH-DOWNCONVERSIONS G CONV. ATT. PCTWisconsin 9 3 3 1.000Minnesota 9 7 10 .700OhioState 9 9 13 .692Northwestern 9 18 29 .621MichiganState 9 8 14 .571PennState 9 6 11 .546Purdue 9 7 13 .539Iowa 9 8 15 .533Michigan 9 5 10 .500Indiana 9 7 15 .467Maryland 9 9 20 .450Nebraska 9 9 21 .429Illinois 9 3 9 .333Rutgers 9 2 10 .200


OPP.4TH-DOWNCONV G CONV. ATT. PCTNorthwestern 9 7 18 .389PennState 9 8 20 .400Iowa 9 8 19 .421Michigan 9 3 7 .429Minnesota 9 6 14 .429OhioState 9 7 16 .438Nebraska 9 7 13 .539Rutgers 9 7 13 .539Purdue 9 12 21 .571Indiana 9 6 10 .600Wisconsin 9 7 11 .636Maryland 9 7 10 .700MichiganState 9 5 7 .714Illinois 9 11 14 .786

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TURNOVERMARGIN

G FUMB. INT. TOTAL FUMB. INT. TOTAL MARGIN PER/G

PennState 12 14 10 24 2 8 10 +14 +1.17Northwestern 12 8 15 23 6 12 18 +5 +0.42Iowa 12 4 19 23 13 6 19 +4 +0.33Purdue 12 10 9 19 6 10 16 +3 +0.25Wisconsin 13 9 17 26 8 15 23 +3 +0.23Maryland 12 6 10 16 6 8 14 +2 +0.17MichiganState 12 8 13 21 12 7 19 +2 +0.17OhioState 13 8 12 20 8 10 18 +2 +0.15Minnesota 12 10 8 18 7 11 18 +0 +0.00Michigan 12 5 9 14 8 8 16 -2 -0.17Rutgers 12 3 12 15 9 11 20 -5 -0.42Nebraska 12 3 9 12 2 17 19 -7 -0.58Indiana 12 8 5 13 7 13 20 -7 -0.58Illinois 12 10 9 19 7 19 26 -7 -0.58

PENALTIES G NO YARDS AVG./GOhioState 9 67 638 70.9Maryland 9 61 613 68.1Nebraska 9 59 580 64.4MichiganState 9 62 566 62.9Indiana 9 52 539 59.9Michigan 9 59 508 56.4Illinois 9 58 505 56.1Wisconsin 9 50 474 52.7Purdue 9 57 469 52.1Northwestern 9 42 428 47.6Rutgers 9 50 428 47.6PennState 9 41 365 40.6Iowa 9 44 342 38.0Minnesota 9 26 213 23.7

REDZONEOFFENSE G SCORES PCT TDS(R-P) FGS TOOhioState 9 42-45 .933 34(20-14) 8-9 1PennState 9 39-43 .907 33(20-13) 6-9 0Northwestern 9 37-41 .902 28(17-11) 9-9 2Illinois 9 16-18 .889 9(5-4) 7-7 2Indiana 9 29-33 .879 21(6-15) 8-8 2Wisconsin 9 33-38 .868 26(13-13) 7-7 1Michigan 9 25-29 .862 21(16-5) 4-6 1MichiganState 9 29-34 .853 18(9-9) 11-13 1Purdue 9 27-32 .844 16(6-10) 11-12 2Minnesota 9 22-28 .786 15(9-6) 7-8 4Maryland 9 20-26 .769 16(8-8) 4-6 1Iowa 9 24-32 .750 20(10-10) 4-6 1Nebraska 9 24-33 .727 15(6-9) 9-10 3Rutgers 9 12-17 .706 9(9-0) 3-4 1

OPPONENTPENALTIES G NO YARDS AVG./GWisconsin 9 45 392 43.6Michigan 9 51 427 47.4Maryland 9 43 428 47.6Northwestern 9 45 436 48.4Illinois 9 46 438 48.7MichiganState 9 46 441 49.0Nebraska 9 48 447 49.7Minnesota 9 47 469 52.1Iowa 9 53 480 53.3Rutgers 9 60 480 53.3Purdue 9 59 545 60.6OhioState 9 65 553 61.4PennState 9 58 565 62.8Indiana 9 62 567 63.0

REDZONEDEFENSE G SCORES PCT TDS(R-P) FGS TONorthwestern 9 17-26 .654 14(4-10) 3-6 3Wisconsin 9 16-22 .727 7(2-5) 9-11 4Iowa 9 23-30 .767 13(6-7) 10-12 2OhioState 9 20-26 .769 16(6-10) 4-5 3Purdue 9 25-31 .807 15(4-11) 10-10 2Michigan 9 20-24 .833 15(10-5) 5-5 2Illinois 9 37-44 .841 31(20-11) 6-7 2Minnesota 9 29-34 .853 23(11-12) 6-6 1MichiganState 9 20-23 .870 12(7-5) 8-9 2PennState 9 22-25 .880 15(8-7) 7-8 1Indiana 9 31-35 .886 24(14-10) 7-9 1Maryland 9 40-45 .889 35(21-14) 5-7 2Nebraska 9 41-44 .932 33(22-11) 8-8 0Rutgers 9 38-40 .950 28(19-9) 10-11 0

TIMEOFPOSSESSION G POSS.TIME AVG./GMichiganState 12 422:24 35:12Wisconsin 13 456:57 35:09Michigan 12 381:06 31:45Minnesota 12 371:26 30:57Nebraska 12 367:12 30:36Northwestern 12 365:51 30:29Iowa 12 363:10 30:15PennState 12 358:36 29:53Purdue 12 344:04 28:40OhioState 13 372:36 28:39Rutgers 12 342:05 28:30Indiana 12 340:37 28:23Illinois 12 338:56 28:14Maryland 12 327:17 27:16

ON-SIDEKICKSBY G RECOVERED ATTEMPTS PCTNebraska 9 1 1 1.000Rutgers 9 1 1 1.000Iowa 9 1 2 .500Indiana 9 1 3 .333Illinois 9 0 3 .000Minnesota 9 0 2 .000Northwestern 9 0 2 .000Purdue 9 0 2 .000OhioState 9 0 1 .000Maryland 9 0 0 .000Michigan 9 0 0 .000MichiganState 9 0 0 .000PennState 9 0 0 .000Wisconsin 9 0 0 .000

ON-SIDEKICKSAGAINST G RECOVERED ATTEMPTS PCTMaryland 9 0 0 .000Michigan 9 0 0 .000MichiganState 9 0 0 .000PennState 9 0 0 .000Wisconsin 9 0 0 .000OhioState 9 0 1 .000Minnesota 9 0 2 .000Northwestern 9 0 2 .000Purdue 9 0 2 .000Illinois 9 0 3 .000Indiana 9 1 3 .333Iowa 9 1 2 .500Nebraska 9 1 1 1.000Rutgers 9 1 1 1.000

ATTENDANCE G HOME AWAY NEUTRALIllinois 7-276003 5-301850 0-0 12-577853Indiana 6-263715 6-348090 0-0 12-611805Iowa 7-464357 5-345375 0-0 12-809732Maryland 6-237859 6-422333 0-0 12-660192Michigan 6-669534 5-349335 1-75802 12-1094671MichiganState 7-507398 5-341374 0-0 12-848772Minnesota 7-310506 5-284687 0-0 12-595193Nebraska 7-628583 5-289513 0-0 12-918096Northwestern 7-250969 5-259327 0-0 12-510296OhioState 7-752464 5-368300 1-65886 13-1186650PennState 7-746946 5-337853 0-0 12-1084799Purdue 6-287303 5-264439 1-42647 12-594389Rutgers 7-278245 5-380233 0-0 12-658478Wisconsin 7-551766 5-283458 1-65886 13-901110


RUSHING G ATT YDS AVG TD LONG AVG/GJonathanTaylor,Wisconsin 9 205 1368 6.7 8 75 152.0JustinJackson,Northwestern 9 200 906 4.5 5 79 100.7J.K.Dobbins,OhioState 9 124 851 6.9 4 52 94.6SaquonBarkley,PennState 9 161 827 5.1 13 69 91.9KaranHigdon,Michigan 9 124 824 6.6 9 77 91.6AkrumWadley,Iowa 9 170 763 4.5 8 35 84.8RodneySmith,Minnesota 9 160 702 4.4 2 51 78.0LJScott,MichiganState 8 139 602 4.3 5 33 75.3T.Johnson,Maryland 9 109 594 5.4 2 46 66.0J.T.Barrett,OhioState 9 100 559 5.6 8 37 62.1

TOTALOFFENSE G RUSH PASS PLAYS TOTAL YDS/GTraceMcSorley,PennState 9 294 2475 419 2769 307.7J.T.Barrett,OhioState 9 559 2066 343 2625 291.7TannerLee,Nebraska 9 -53 2354 327 2301 255.7BrianLewerke,MichiganState 9 280 1829 375 2109 234.3ClaytonThorson,Northwestern 9 26 1967 395 1993 221.4RichardLagow,Indiana 8 -60 1782 304 1722 215.3NateStanley,Iowa 9 -70 1683 289 1613 179.2ElijahSindelar,Purdue 8 -44 1440 256 1396 174.5AlexHornibrook,Wisconsin 9 -55 1456 192 1401 155.7JonathanTaylor,Wisconsin 9 1368 0 205 1368 152.0

PASSINGAVG./GAME G COMP-ATT-INT YDS TD AVG/GTraceMcSorley,PennState 9 201-310-6 2475 17 275.0TannerLee,Nebraska 9 183-308-9 2354 18 261.6J.T.Barrett,OhioState 9 161-243-6 2066 26 229.6RichardLagow,Indiana 8 161-272-7 1782 14 222.8ClaytonThorson,Northwestern 9 196-329-9 1967 11 218.6BrianLewerke,MichiganState 9 167-291-5 1829 11 203.2NateStanley,Iowa 9 137-253-5 1683 15 187.0ElijahSindelar,Purdue 8 130-228-4 1440 10 180.0AlexHornibrook,Wisconsin 9 107-174-12 1456 13 161.8JohnO'Korn,Michigan 7 82-155-6 919 2 131.3

SCORING G TD FG XPT 2XP PTSSaquonBarkley,PennState 9 16 0 0 0 10.7SNuernberger,OhioState 9 0 9 52 0 8.8TylerDavis,PennState 9 0 7 47 0 7.6RafaelGaglianone,Wisconsin 9 0 9 37 0 7.1MattCoghlin,MichiganState 9 0 14 22 0 7.1AkrumWadley,Iowa 9 10 0 0 0 6.7CharlieKuhbander,Northwestern 9 0 10 28 0 6.4GriffinOakes,Indiana 9 0 11 24 0 6.3KaranHigdon,Michigan 9 9 0 0 0 6.0TraceMcSorley,PennState 9 9 0 0 0 6.0

PASSEFFICIENCY G COMP-ATT-INT YDS TD EFFJustinJackson,Northwestern 9 1-1-0 12 1 530.8SaquonBarkley,PennState 9 2-2-0 36 1 416.2JacksonAnthrop,Purdue 9 1-1-0 24 0 301.6JoeSchopper,Purdue 9 2-2-0 44 0 284.8C.Rastetter,Iowa 9 2-2-0 33 0 238.6J.T.Barrett,OhioState 9 161-243-6 2066 26 168.0D.Moore,Maryland 9 2-2-0 15 0 163.0TrenardDavis,Illinois 7 1-1-0 7 0 158.8TraceMcSorley,PennState 9 201-310-6 2475 17 146.1AlexHornibrook,Wisconsin 9 107-174-12 1456 13 142.6

SCORING(TDS) G TD RUN PASS RET PAT PTSSaquonBarkley,PennState 9 16 13 1 2 0 10.7AkrumWadley,Iowa 9 10 8 2 0 0 6.7KaranHigdon,Michigan 9 9 9 0 0 0 6.0TraceMcSorley,PennState 9 9 9 0 0 0 6.0J.T.Barrett,OhioState 9 8 8 0 0 1 5.6JonathanTaylor,Wisconsin 9 8 8 0 0 0 5.3StanleyMorgan,Nebraska 8 7 0 7 0 0 5.3

RECEPTIONS/GAME G NO YDS TD LONG YDS/G REC/GD.Moore,Maryland 9 58 720 4 52 80.0 6.4LukeTimian,Indiana 9 56 521 2 25 57.9 6.2SimmieCobbsJr.,Indiana 9 55 664 7 35 73.8 6.1JDSpielman,Nebraska 8 48 705 2 77 88.1 6.0StanleyMorgan,Nebraska 8 43 687 7 80 85.9 5.4JuwanJohnson,PennState 9 41 530 1 43 58.9 4.6FeltonDavis,MichiganState 9 39 516 6 36 57.3 4.3DaeSeanHamilton,PennState 9 39 584 6 36 64.9 4.3MikeGesicki,PennState 9 39 378 5 35 42.0 4.3T.Jacobs,Maryland 9 37 403 4 43 44.8 4.1FlynnNagel,Northwestern 9 37 386 2 24 42.9 4.1

SCORING(KICK) G PAT FG PTS AVG/G

SNuernberger,OhioState 952-52

9-12 79 8.8

TylerDavis,PennState 947-47

7-12 68 7.6

RafaelGaglianone,Wisconsin 937-37

9-10 64 7.1

MattCoghlin,MichiganState 922-22

14-18 64 7.1

CharlieKuhbander,Northwestern 928-29

10-11 58 6.4

GriffinOakes,Indiana 924-25

11-12 57 6.3

DrewBrown,Nebraska 925-25

9-10 52 5.8

EmmitCarpenter,Minnesota 819-19

9-13 46 5.8

MiguelRecinos,Iowa 929-29 6-8 47 5.2

C.McLaughlin,Illinois 913-13

9-13 40 4.4

RECEIVEYARDS/GAME G NO YDS TD LONG AVG/C YDS/GJDSpielman,Nebraska 8 48 705 2 77 14.7 88.1StanleyMorgan,Nebraska 8 43 687 7 80 16.0 85.9D.Moore,Maryland 9 58 720 4 52 12.4 80.0SimmieCobbsJr.,Indiana 9 55 664 7 35 12.1 73.8DaeSeanHamilton,PennState 9 39 584 6 36 15.0 64.9JuwanJohnson,PennState 9 41 530 1 43 12.9 58.9LukeTimian,Indiana 9 56 521 2 25 9.3 57.9FeltonDavis,MichiganState 9 39 516 6 36 13.2 57.3TylerJohnson,Minnesota 7 23 395 5 63 17.2 56.4AnthonyMahoungou,Purdue 9 25 451 5 49 18.0 50.1

PUNTRETURNAVG G NO YDS TD LONG AVG/RD.Savage,Maryland 9 1 36 1 16 36.0GarrettHudson,Purdue 9 1 14 0 0 14.0FlynnNagel,Northwestern 9 1 12 0 12 12.0NickNelson,Wisconsin 9 14 161 1 50 11.5DenzelWard,OhioState 9 1 10 0 0 10.0D.Pierson-El,Nebraska 9 8 79 0 63 9.9RileyLees,Northwestern 9 8 78 0 39 9.8DeAndreThompkins,PennState 9 11 102 0 32 9.3JoshMetellus,Michigan 9 1 8 0 0 8.0MalikTurner,Illinois 7 1 8 0 8 8.0

KICKRETURNAVG G NO YDS TD LONG AVG/RI.Smith-Marsette,Iowa 9 4 134 0 74 33.5AntjuanSimmons,MichiganState 9 1 32 0 32 32.0SaquonBarkley,PennState 9 11 319 2 98 29.0PCampbell,OhioState 8 6 151 0 30 25.2K.J.Hill,OhioState 9 6 150 0 32 25.0RodneySmith,Minnesota 9 13 323 1 100 24.8T.Johnson,Maryland 9 20 462 1 100 23.1KoaFarmer,PennState 9 4 92 0 59 23.0DannyDavis,Wisconsin 7 1 23 0 23 23.0


ALLPURPOSE G RUSH RCV PR KR YDS AVG/GSaquonBarkley,PennState 9 827 353 0 319 1499 166.6JonathanTaylor,Wisconsin 9 1368 52 0 0 1420 157.8JDSpielman,Nebraska 8 72 705 0 485 1262 157.8RodneySmith,Minnesota 9 702 83 0 323 1108 123.1T.Johnson,Maryland 9 594 42 0 462 1098 122.0JustinJackson,Northwestern 9 906 179 0 0 1085 120.6J.K.Dobbins,OhioState 9 851 131 0 0 982 109.1KaranHigdon,Michigan 9 824 120 0 0 944 104.9AkrumWadley,Iowa 9 763 177 0 0 940 104.4D.Moore,Maryland 9 39 720 52 0 811 90.1

PUNTING G NO YDS LG IN20 50+ TB AVGRyanAnderson,Rutgers 9 63 2837 70 0 22 8 45.0DrueChrisman,OhioState 8 31 1352 62 0 9 2 43.6BlakeHayes,Illinois 9 59 2519 64 0 8 2 42.7BlakeGillikin,PennState 9 39 1663 57 0 12 2 42.6RyanSantoso,Minnesota 9 53 2248 68 0 13 8 42.4C.Lightbourn,Nebraska 9 41 1708 69 0 7 3 41.7HunterNiswander,Northwestern 9 51 2106 80 0 11 3 41.3J.Hartbarger,MichiganState 9 52 2141 62 0 7 7 41.2BradRobbins,Michigan 9 58 2374 58 0 4 4 40.9

FIELDGOALS G MADE ATT LONG PCT FG/GMattCoghlin,MichiganState 9 14 18 46 0.778 1.6GriffinOakes,Indiana 9 11 12 46 0.917 1.2EmmitCarpenter,Minnesota 8 9 13 47 0.692 1.1CharlieKuhbander,Northwestern 9 10 11 40 0.909 1.1C.McLaughlin,Illinois 9 9 13 43 0.692 1.0DrewBrown,Nebraska 9 9 10 44 0.900 1.0SNuernberger,OhioState 9 9 12 44 0.750 1.0J.D.Dellinger,Purdue 8 8 9 40 0.889 1.0RafaelGaglianone,Wisconsin 9 9 10 52 0.900 1.0

FIELDGOALPCT G MADE ATT LONG PCTGriffinOakes,Indiana 9 11 12 46 0.917CharlieKuhbander,Northwestern 9 10 11 40 0.909RafaelGaglianone,Wisconsin 9 9 10 52 0.900DrewBrown,Nebraska 9 9 10 44 0.900J.D.Dellinger,Purdue 8 8 9 40 0.889MattCoghlin,MichiganState 9 14 18 46 0.778MiguelRecinos,Iowa 9 6 8 48 0.750SNuernberger,OhioState 9 9 12 44 0.750SpencerEvans,Purdue 9 5 7 49 0.714EmmitCarpenter,Minnesota 8 9 13 47 0.692C.McLaughlin,Illinois 9 9 13 43 0.692

PATKICKINGPCT G MADE ATT PCTC.McLaughlin,Illinois 9 13 13 1.000AndrewHarte,Rutgers 8 16 16 1.000J.D.Dellinger,Purdue 8 10 10 1.000TylerDavis,PennState 9 47 47 1.000SNuernberger,OhioState 9 52 52 1.000DrewBrown,Nebraska 9 25 25 1.000EmmitCarpenter,Minnesota 8 19 19 1.000MattCoghlin,MichiganState 9 22 22 1.000H.Darmstadter,Maryland 9 21 21 1.000MiguelRecinos,Iowa 9 29 29 1.000RafaelGaglianone,Wisconsin 9 37 37 1.000


TACKLES G SOLO ASST TOTAL AVG/GJoseyJewell,Iowa 8 50 45 95 11.9TrevorMorris,Rutgers 9 31 71 102 11.3ThomasBarber,Minnesota 9 65 34 99 11.0ChaseDutra,Indiana 9 60 25 85 9.4DeonteRoberts,Rutgers 9 19 63 82 9.1PaddyFisher,Northwestern 9 45 36 81 9.0StanleyGreen,Illinois 8 36 33 69 8.6Ja'WhaunBentley,Purdue 8 37 28 65 8.1TegrayScales,Indiana 9 44 26 70 7.8JasonCabinda,PennState 9 24 45 69 7.7JoeBachie,MichiganState 9 35 34 69 7.7J.Carter,Maryland 9 38 31 69 7.7DevinBush,Michigan 9 21 47 68 7.6ChrisWeber,Nebraska 9 30 38 68 7.6ChrisCovington,Indiana 9 42 26 68 7.6A.Brooks,Maryland 9 42 24 66 7.3PatrickNelson,Illinois 7 24 27 51 7.3I.Davis,Maryland 9 35 30 65 7.2BoBower,Iowa 9 33 32 65 7.2DedrickYoung,Nebraska 9 25 39 64 7.1MarkusBailey,Purdue 9 48 15 63 7.0RyanConnelly,Wisconsin 9 43 20 63 7.0NateHall,Northwestern 9 39 23 62 6.9K.J.Gray,Rutgers 7 26 22 48 6.9J.Woods,Maryland 7 34 13 47 6.7Del'ShawnPhillips,Illinois 8 31 22 53 6.6ChaseWinovich,Michigan 9 21 37 58 6.4JonathanCelestin,Minnesota 9 39 19 58 6.4JacobHuff,Minnesota 9 40 17 57 6.3KhalekeHudson,Michigan 9 33 23 56 6.2MikeMcCray,Michigan 9 30 26 56 6.2KemokoTuray,Rutgers 9 22 34 56 6.2JacobThieneman,Purdue 9 34 20 54 6.0BenNiemann,Iowa 9 33 21 54 6.0AntonioShenault,Minnesota 7 28 14 42 6.0KennyWillekes,MichiganState 9 26 28 54 6.0DukeMcGhee,Minnesota 7 24 18 42 6.0T.J.Edwards,Wisconsin 9 36 17 53 5.9KhariWillis,MichiganState 9 32 21 53 5.9AndrewDowell,MichiganState 9 21 32 53 5.9AmaniHooker,Iowa 7 31 10 41 5.9JoshuaKalu,Nebraska 7 29 11 40 5.7TyreeKinnel,Michigan 9 31 20 51 5.7JordanFuller,OhioState 8 38 7 45 5.6GodwinIgwebuike,Northwestern 9 33 17 50 5.6BennettWilliams,Illinois 8 24 19 43 5.4RashanGary,Michigan 9 16 32 48 5.3TonyFields,Indiana 9 38 10 48 5.3M.HurstJr.,Michigan 9 19 28 47 5.2JonathanCrawford,Indiana 9 32 15 47 5.2

SACKS G SOLO ASST TOTAL AVG/GMarkusBailey,Purdue 9 7 0 7.0 0.8JoeGaziano,Northwestern 9 7 0 7.0 0.8KennyWillekes,MichiganState 9 7 0 7.0 0.8GarretDooley,Wisconsin 9 5 3 6.5 0.7RobertMcCrayIII,Indiana 9 5 2 6.0 0.7AlecJames,Wisconsin 9 5 1 5.5 0.6SamdupMiller,Northwestern 9 5 1 5.5 0.6CarterCoughlin,Minnesota 9 5 1 5.5 0.6TegrayScales,Indiana 9 5 1 5.5 0.6AnthonyNelson,Iowa 9 5 1 5.5 0.6M.HurstJr.,Michigan 9 4 2 5.0 0.6NateHall,Northwestern 9 4 2 5.0 0.6ChaseWinovich,Michigan 9 3 4 5.0 0.6KhalekeHudson,Michigan 9 4 1 4.5 0.5TyquanLewis,OhioState 9 4 1 4.5 0.5MikeMcCray,Michigan 9 3 2 4.0 0.4NickBosa,OhioState 9 4 0 4.0 0.4RashanGary,Michigan 9 3 2 4.0 0.4DannyEzechukwu,Purdue 9 4 0 4.0 0.4GelenRobinson,Purdue 9 4 0 4.0 0.4KemokoTuray,Rutgers 9 3 2 4.0 0.4KhariWillis,MichiganState 9 4 0 4.0 0.4JamesCrawford,Illinois 9 4 0 4.0 0.4

TACKLESFORLOSS G SOLO ASST TOTAL AVG/GNateHall,Northwestern 9 12 5 14.5 1.6ChaseWinovich,Michigan 9 8 10 13.0 1.4KhalekeHudson,Michigan 9 9 8 13.0 1.4M.HurstJr.,Michigan 9 9 7 12.5 1.4JoseyJewell,Iowa 8 10 2 11.0 1.4KennyWillekes,MichiganState 9 9 6 12.0 1.3GelenRobinson,Purdue 9 11 1 11.5 1.3ChrisCovington,Indiana 9 9 2 10.0 1.1MikeMcCray,Michigan 9 8 4 10.0 1.1MarkusBailey,Purdue 9 8 4 10.0 1.1CarterCoughlin,Minnesota 9 9 1 9.5 1.1ThomasBarber,Minnesota 9 8 3 9.5 1.1BenStille,Nebraska 9 9 1 9.5 1.1JoeGaziano,Northwestern 9 8 3 9.5 1.1RyanConnelly,Wisconsin 9 9 1 9.5 1.1TegrayScales,Indiana 9 8 2 9.0 1.0RashanGary,Michigan 9 4 9 8.5 0.9GarretDooley,Wisconsin 9 6 5 8.5 0.9Ja'WhaunBentley,Purdue 8 5 5 7.5 0.9SamHubbard,OhioState 9 6 4 8.0 0.9T.J.Edwards,Wisconsin 9 6 4 8.0 0.9JoeBachie,MichiganState 9 6 4 8.0 0.9A.Brooks,Maryland 9 7 1 7.5 0.8PaddyFisher,Northwestern 9 5 5 7.5 0.8SamdupMiller,Northwestern 9 6 2 7.0 0.8

AlecJames,Wisconsin 9 6 2 7.0 0.8RobertMcCrayIII,Indiana 9 6 2 7.0 0.8AnthonyNelson,Iowa 9 6 2 7.0 0.8NickBosa,OhioState 9 6 1 6.5 0.7KemokoTuray,Rutgers 9 4 5 6.5 0.7ShareefMiller,PennState 9 4 4 6.0 0.7C.Walker,Maryland 9 5 2 6.0 0.7JasonCabinda,PennState 9 4 4 6.0 0.7TyquanLewis,OhioState 9 5 2 6.0 0.7AndrewVanGinkel,Wisconsin 9 5 2 6.0 0.7NathanBazata,Iowa 9 4 4 6.0 0.7ParkerHesse,Iowa 9 5 2 6.0 0.7DukeMcGhee,Minnesota 7 4 1 4.5 0.6ConorSheehy,Wisconsin 9 4 3 5.5 0.6JamesCrawford,Illinois 9 5 1 5.5 0.6D.Cooper,MichiganState 9 4 3 5.5 0.6AntoineMiles,Purdue 9 5 1 5.5 0.6GregGooch,Indiana 9 5 1 5.5 0.6ChrisWeber,Nebraska 9 4 2 5.0 0.6JacobRobinson,Indiana 9 4 2 5.0 0.6DevinBush,Michigan 9 2 6 5.0 0.6KhariWillis,MichiganState 9 5 0 5.0 0.69tiedwith1


PASSESDEFENDED G BRUP INT TOTAL AVG/GNickNelson,Wisconsin 9 18 0 18 2.0JoshuaJackson,Iowa 9 12 5 17 1.9JoseyJewell,Iowa 8 9 2 11 1.4DenzelWard,OhioState 9 11 1 12 1.3AmaniOruwariye,PennState 8 6 3 9 1.1NatrellJamerson,Wisconsin 9 8 2 10 1.1JustinLayne,MichiganState 9 8 1 9 1.0GrantHaley,PennState 9 9 0 9 1.0GodwinIgwebuike,Northwestern 9 7 2 9 1.0KyleQueiro,Northwestern 9 6 3 9 1.0DamonHayes,Rutgers 9 7 1 8 0.9ChristianCampbell,PennState 9 7 1 8 0.9RashardFant,Indiana 9 7 1 8 0.9DevinBush,Michigan 9 7 1 8 0.9J.Jackson,Maryland 9 6 2 8 0.9D.Savage,Maryland 9 6 2 8 0.9DerrickTindal,Wisconsin 9 7 1 8 0.9JosiahScott,MichiganState 8 6 1 7 0.9KiyHester,Rutgers 8 5 2 7 0.9JoshuaKalu,Nebraska 7 5 1 6 0.9

INTERCEPTIONS G NO YDS TD LONG AVG/GJoshuaJackson,Iowa 9 5 117 2 52 0.6DavidDowell,MichiganState 9 5 78 0 18 0.6BennettWilliams,Illinois 8 3 55 0 20 0.4AmaniOruwariye,PennState 8 3 17 0 17 0.4JawuanHarris,Rutgers 9 3 29 0 26 0.3KyleQueiro,Northwestern 9 3 59 0 36 0.3JoeBachie,MichiganState 9 3 15 0 15 0.3JoeFerguson,Wisconsin 9 3 37 0 37 0.3J.Woods,Maryland 7 2 24 0 21 0.3K.J.Gray,Rutgers 7 2 0 0 0 0.3AmaniHooker,Iowa 7 2 30 1 30 0.3

FUMBLESFORCED G NO AVG/GPaddyFisher,Northwestern 9 4 0.4StanleyGreen,Illinois 8 3 0.4JamesCrawford,Illinois 9 3 0.3J.Carter,Maryland 9 3 0.3LorenzoNeal,Purdue 9 2 0.2TylerJohnson,Wisconsin 9 2 0.2MarcusAllen,PennState 9 2 0.2ChristianCampbell,PennState 9 2 0.2SamHubbard,OhioState 9 2 0.2JoeGaziano,Northwestern 9 2 0.2JasonCabinda,PennState 9 2 0.2ThomasBarber,Minnesota 9 2 0.2WinstonDeLattiboudere,Minnesota 9 2 0.2KamalMartin,Minnesota 9 2 0.2MerrickJackson,Minnesota 9 2 0.2D.Cooper,MichiganState 9 2 0.2JoeBachie,MichiganState 9 2 0.2GregGooch,Indiana 9 2 0.2DerrickTindal,Wisconsin 9 2 0.2

FUMBLESRECOVERED G NO AVG/GJamesCrawford,Illinois 9 2 0.2TegrayScales,Indiana 9 2 0.2ChrisFrey,MichiganState 9 2 0.2KennyWillekes,MichiganState 9 2 0.2ThomasBarber,Minnesota 9 2 0.2RobertWindsor,PennState 9 2 0.2LeonJacobs,Wisconsin 9 2 0.2JoeFerguson,Wisconsin 9 2 0.2


IndividualPlayerGameHighsIndividualPlayerGameHighsPointsscored 18 12tiedTouchdowns 3 12tiedTDresponsibility 7 J.T.Barrett(OhioState)vs.Nebraska(10/14/17)[2r,5p] 5 NateStanley(Iowa)vs.OhioState(11/04/17)[0r,5p]Pointsscoredkicking 16 MattCoghlin(MichiganState)vs.Rutgers(11/25/17)[4fg,4pat] 13 CharlieKuhbander(Northwestern)vs.Maryland(10/14/17)[3fg,4pat] 13 MiguelRecinos(Iowa)vs.OhioState(11/04/17)[2fg,7pat] 13 DrewBrown(Nebraska)vs.Purdue(10/28/17)[4fg,1pat]Totaloffenseyards 475 BrianLewerke(MichiganState)vs.Northwestern(10/28/17)[30r,445p] 425 BrianLewerke(MichiganState)vs.PennState(11/04/17)[25r,400p]Totaloffenseplays 72 RichardLagow(Indiana)vs.OhioState(08/31/17)[7r,65p] 68 RichardLagow(Indiana)vs.Purdue(11/25/17)[8r,60p]Totaloffenseyards/play 44.0 PCampbell(OhioState)vs.Illinois(11/18/17)[1-44] 35.5 RickyBrookins(Indiana)vs.Purdue(11/25/17)[2-71]Rushingyards 249 JonathanTaylor(Wisconsin)vs.Nebraska(10/07/17) 219 JonathanTaylor(Wisconsin)vs.Purdue(10/14/17)Rushingattempts 31 JustinJackson(Northwestern)vs.Minnesota(11/18/17) 31 MarkellJones(Purdue)vs.Indiana(11/25/17) 31 JustinJackson(Northwestern)vs.Nebraska(11/04/17)Yardsperrush 44.0 PCampbell(OhioState)vs.Illinois(11/18/17)[1-44] 35.5 RickyBrookins(Indiana)vs.Purdue(11/25/17)[2-71]RushingTDs 3 8tiedLongestrush 82Weber,Mike(OhioState)vs.MichiganState(11/11/17) 79 JustinJackson(Northwestern)vs.Illinois(11/25/17)Passingyards 445 BrianLewerke(MichiganState)vs.Northwestern(10/28/17) 431 TannerLee(Nebraska)vs.Purdue(10/28/17)Passingattempts 65 RichardLagow(Indiana)vs.OhioState(08/31/17) 60 RichardLagow(Indiana)vs.Purdue(11/25/17) 60 ElijahSindelar(Purdue)vs.Northwestern(11/11/17)PassingTDs 5 J.T.Barrett(OhioState)vs.Nebraska(10/14/17) 5 NateStanley(Iowa)vs.OhioState(11/04/17)Longestpass 80 TannerLee(Nebraska)vs.Wisconsin(10/07/17) 77 J.George(Illinois)vs.Indiana(11/11/17) 77 TannerLee(Nebraska)vs.OhioState(10/14/17)Passescompleted 40 RichardLagow(Indiana)vs.OhioState(08/31/17) 39 BrianLewerke(MichiganState)vs.Northwestern(10/28/17)Hadintercepted 4 J.T.Barrett(OhioState)vs.Iowa(11/04/17) 3 7tiedPasscompletionpct 100.0 22tiedPassyards/attempt 24.0 JacksonAnthrop(Purdue)vs.Michigan(09/23/17) 22.0 JoeSchopper(Purdue)vs.Indiana(11/25/17) 22.0 JoeSchopper(Purdue)vs.Northwestern(11/11/17)Passyards/catch 24.0 JacksonAnthrop(Purdue)vs.Michigan(09/23/17) 22.0 JoeSchopper(Purdue)vs.Indiana(11/25/17) 22.0 CamThomas(Illinois)vs.Wisconsin(10/28/17) 22.0 JoeSchopper(Purdue)vs.Northwestern(11/11/17)Receivingyards 210 D.Moore(Maryland)vs.Northwestern(10/14/17)

200 JDSpielman(Nebraska)vs.OhioState(10/14/17)Receptions 13WhopPhilyor(Indiana)vs.Maryland(10/28/17) 13 LukeTimian(Indiana)vs.Maryland(10/28/17)Yardspercatch 53.0Weber,Mike(OhioState)vs.Maryland(10/07/17) 52.0 BennettSkowronek(Northwestern)vs.Illinois(11/25/17)ReceivingTDs 3 TylerJohnson(Minnesota)vs.MichiganState(10/14/17) 3 DaeSeanHamilton(PennState)vs.Indiana(09/30/17)Longestreception 80 StanleyMorgan(Nebraska)vs.Wisconsin(10/07/17) 77 LouisDorsey(Illinois)vs.Indiana(11/11/17) 77 JDSpielman(Nebraska)vs.OhioState(10/14/17)Fieldgoalattempts 4 MattCoghlin(MichiganState)vs.Minnesota(10/14/17) 4 TylerDavis(PennState)vs.Iowa(09/23/17) 4 DrewBrown(Nebraska)vs.Purdue(10/28/17) 4 MattCoghlin(MichiganState)vs.Rutgers(11/25/17)Fieldgoalsmade 4 DrewBrown(Nebraska)vs.Purdue(10/28/17) 4 MattCoghlin(MichiganState)vs.Rutgers(11/25/17)Longestfieldgoal 52 RafaelGaglianone(Wisconsin)vs.Illinois(10/28/17) 51 H.Darmstadter(Maryland)vs.Minnesota(09/30/17)Fieldgoalpct 100.0 66tied


PATkicksattempted 9 TylerDavis(PennState)vs.Maryland(11/25/17) 8 5tiedPATkicksmade 9 TylerDavis(PennState)vs.Maryland(11/25/17) 8 5tiedPATkickspct 100.0 115tiedPunts 12 RyanAnderson(Rutgers)vs.Purdue(10/21/17) 11 BlakeHayes(Illinois)vs.Indiana(11/11/17) 11 BlakeHayes(Illinois)vs.OhioState(11/18/17) 11 J.Hartbarger(MichiganState)vs.Michigan(10/07/17) 11 JoeSchopper(Purdue)vs.Michigan(09/23/17)Yardspunted 523 RyanAnderson(Rutgers)vs.Purdue(10/21/17) 469 BlakeHayes(Illinois)vs.OhioState(11/18/17)Longestpunt 80 HunterNiswander(Northwestern)vs.Iowa(10/21/17) 73 HunterNiswander(Northwestern)vs.Minnesota(11/18/17)Puntingavg 5500.0 C.Rastetter(Iowa)vs.Northwestern(10/21/17) 5260.0 RyanGersonde(Iowa)vs.Northwestern(10/21/17)Puntreturns 5 DonovanPeoples-Jones(Michigan)vs.Minnesota(11/04/17) 5 DonovanPeoples-Jones(Michigan)vs.Indiana(10/14/17)Puntreturnyards 74 J-ShunHarris(Indiana)vs.Michigan(10/14/17) 68 NickNelson(Wisconsin)vs.Michigan(11/18/17)Longestpuntreturn 63 D.Pierson-El(Nebraska)vs.Rutgers(09/23/17) 53 J-ShunHarris(Indiana)vs.Michigan(10/14/17)PuntreturnTDs 1 D.Savage(Maryland)vs.Indiana(10/28/17) 1 NickNelson(Wisconsin)vs.Michigan(11/18/17)Puntreturnavg 39.0 RileyLees(Northwestern)vs.Purdue(11/11/17) 36.0 D.Savage(Maryland)vs.Indiana(10/28/17)Kickreturns 8 D.Williams(Indiana)vs.OhioState(08/31/17) 7 JDSpielman(Nebraska)vs.Minnesota(11/11/17) 7 ConnorHeyward(MichiganState)vs.OhioState(11/11/17)Kickreturnyards 189 T.Johnson(Maryland)vs.OhioState(10/07/17) 150 JDSpielman(Nebraska)vs.Minnesota(11/11/17)Longestkickreturn 100 T.Johnson(Maryland)vs.OhioState(10/07/17) 100 RodneySmith(Minnesota)vs.Nebraska(11/11/17)KickreturnTDs 1 T.Johnson(Maryland)vs.OhioState(10/07/17) 1 RodneySmith(Minnesota)vs.Nebraska(11/11/17) 1 SaquonBarkley(PennState)vs.Indiana(09/30/17) 1 SaquonBarkley(PennState)vs.OhioState(10/28/17)Kickreturnavg 98.0 SaquonBarkley(PennState)vs.Indiana(09/30/17) 53.0 I.Smith-Marsette(Iowa)vs.Purdue(11/18/17)CombinedPR/KRyards 189 T.Johnson(Maryland)vs.OhioState(10/07/17)[0pr,189kr] 150 JDSpielman(Nebraska)vs.Minnesota(11/11/17)[0pr,150kr]Interceptions 3 JoshuaJackson(Iowa)vs.OhioState(11/04/17) 2 6tiedInterceptionreturnyards 95 JoshuaJackson(Iowa)vs.Wisconsin(11/11/17) 89 BrandonSnyder(Iowa)vs.Illinois(10/07/17)Interceptionreturnavg 89.0 BrandonSnyder(Iowa)vs.Illinois(10/07/17) 80.0 DavidLong(Michigan)vs.Maryland(11/11/17)Longestinterceptionreturn 89 BrandonSnyder(Iowa)vs.Illinois(10/07/17) 80 DavidLong(Michigan)vs.Maryland(11/11/17)InterceptionreturnTDs 2 JoshuaJackson(Iowa)vs.Wisconsin(11/11/17) 1 11tied

All-purposeyards 358 SaquonBarkley(PennState)vs.Iowa(09/23/17) 291 JDSpielman(Nebraska)vs.Minnesota(11/11/17)Tackles 19 PaddyFisher(Northwestern)vs.MichiganState(10/28/17)[14-5] 19 TrevorMorris(Rutgers)vs.MichiganState(11/25/17)[5-14]Sacks 3.5 GarretDooley(Wisconsin)vs.Northwestern(09/30/17)[2-3] 3.0 KhalekeHudson(Michigan)vs.Minnesota(11/04/17)[3-0] 3.0 TegrayScales(Indiana)vs.PennState(09/30/17)[3-0]Tacklesforloss 8.0 KhalekeHudson(Michigan)vs.Minnesota(11/04/17)[7-2] 5.5 GelenRobinson(Purdue)vs.Nebraska(10/28/17)[5-1]


IndividualStellarGamesIndividualStellarGames

200-YardRushingPerformances200-YardRushingPerformances

249 JonathanTaylor(Wisconsin)vs.Nebraska(Oct7,2017)219 JonathanTaylor(Wisconsin)vs.Purdue(Oct14,2017)217 MarkellJones(Purdue)vs.Indiana(Nov25,2017)211 SaquonBarkley(PennState)vs.Iowa(Sep23,2017)200 KaranHigdon(Michigan)vs.Minnesota(Nov4,2017)200 KaranHigdon(Michigan)vs.Indiana(Oct14,2017)

100-YardRushingPerformances100-YardRushingPerformances249 JonathanTaylor(Wisconsin)vs.Nebraska(Oct7,2017)219 JonathanTaylor(Wisconsin)vs.Purdue(Oct14,2017)217 MarkellJones(Purdue)vs.Indiana(Nov25,2017)211 SaquonBarkley(PennState)vs.Iowa(Sep23,2017)200 KaranHigdon(Michigan)vs.Minnesota(Nov4,2017)200 KaranHigdon(Michigan)vs.Indiana(Oct14,2017)194 LJScott(MichiganState)vs.Minnesota(Oct14,2017)191 ChrisEvans(Michigan)vs.Minnesota(Nov4,2017)183 DemryCroft(Minnesota)vs.Nebraska(Nov11,2017)183 JonathanTaylor(Wisconsin)vs.Indiana(Nov4,2017)181 J.K.Dobbins(OhioState)vs.Indiana(Aug31,2017)171 JustinJackson(Northwestern)vs.Maryland(Oct14,2017)166 JustinJackson(Northwestern)vs.Minnesota(Nov18,2017)162 Weber,Mike(OhioState)vs.MichiganState(Nov11,2017)159 AkrumWadley(Iowa)vs.Nebraska(Nov24,2017)158 SaquonBarkley(PennState)vs.Nebraska(Nov18,2017)158 KaranHigdon(Michigan)vs.Rutgers(Oct28,2017)157 JonathanTaylor(Wisconsin)vs.Iowa(Nov11,2017)

154 JustinJackson(Northwestern)vs.Nebraska(Nov4,2017)

153 KobeMcCrary(Minnesota)vs.Illinois(Oct21,2017)149 MorganEllison(Indiana)vs.Rutgers(Nov18,2017)149 JonathanTaylor(Wisconsin)vs.Minnesota(Nov25,2017)147 LJScott(MichiganState)vs.Maryland(Nov18,2017)144 JustinJackson(Northwestern)vs.Illinois(Nov25,2017)134 RodneySmith(Minnesota)vs.Nebraska(Nov11,2017)132 JonathanTaylor(Wisconsin)vs.Michigan(Nov18,2017)130 T.Johnson(Maryland)vs.Minnesota(Sep30,2017)126 JonathanTaylor(Wisconsin)vs.Maryland(Oct21,2017)124 J.K.Dobbins(OhioState)vs.MichiganState(Nov11,2017)118 AkrumWadley(Iowa)vs.OhioState(Nov4,2017)116 ShannonBrooks(Minnesota)vs.Purdue(Oct7,2017)115 AkrumWadley(Iowa)vs.Illinois(Oct7,2017)113 TommyStevens(PennState)vs.Maryland(Nov25,2017)112 DevineOzigbo(Nebraska)vs.Wisconsin(Oct7,2017)109 TyIsaac(Michigan)vs.Rutgers(Oct28,2017)109 GusEdwards(Rutgers)vs.Maryland(Nov4,2017)108 SaquonBarkley(PennState)vs.Michigan(Oct21,2017)108 Weber,Mike(OhioState)vs.Illinois(Nov18,2017)106 DevineOzigbo(Nebraska)vs.Illinois(Sep29,2017)106 J.K.Dobbins(OhioState)vs.Nebraska(Oct14,2017)104 ColeGest(Indiana)vs.Rutgers(Nov18,2017)103 RodneySmith(Minnesota)vs.Illinois(Oct21,2017)

103 DemarioMcCall(OhioState)vs.Rutgers(Sep30,2017)

101 DevineOzigbo(Nebraska)vs.Rutgers(Sep23,2017)101 J.K.Dobbins(OhioState)vs.Michigan(Nov25,2017)

Numberof100-YardRushingPerformancesNumberof100-YardRushingPerformances

JonathanTaylor,Wisconsin-7J.K.Dobbins,OhioState-4JustinJackson,Northwestern-4AkrumWadley,Iowa-3DevineOzigbo,Nebraska-3KaranHigdon,Michigan-3SaquonBarkley,PennState-3LJScott,MichiganState-2RodneySmith,Minnesota-2Weber,Mike,OhioState-2ChrisEvans,Michigan-1ColeGest,Indiana-1DemarioMcCall,OhioState-1DemryCroft,Minnesota-1GusEdwards,Rutgers-1KobeMcCrary,Minnesota-1MarkellJones,Purdue-1MorganEllison,Indiana-1ShannonBrooks,Minnesota-1T.Johnson,Maryland-1

TommyStevens,PennState-1TyIsaac,Michigan-1

400-YardPassingPerformances400-YardPassingPerformances445 BrianLewerke(MichiganState)vs.Northwestern(Oct28,2017)431 TannerLee(Nebraska)vs.Purdue(Oct28,2017)410 RichardLagow(Indiana)vs.OhioState(Aug31,2017)400 BrianLewerke(MichiganState)vs.PennState(Nov4,2017)

300-YardPassingPerformances300-YardPassingPerformances445 BrianLewerke(MichiganState)vs.Northwestern(Oct28,2017)431 TannerLee(Nebraska)vs.Purdue(Oct28,2017)410 RichardLagow(Indiana)vs.OhioState(Aug31,2017)400 BrianLewerke(MichiganState)vs.PennState(Nov4,2017)399 TannerLee(Nebraska)vs.PennState(Nov18,2017)381 TraceMcSorley(PennState)vs.MichiganState(Nov4,2017)376 ElijahSindelar(Purdue)vs.Northwestern(Nov11,2017)373 RichardLagow(Indiana)vs.Purdue(Nov25,2017)356 ClaytonThorson(Northwestern)vs.MichiganState(Oct28,2017)328 J.T.Barrett(OhioState)vs.PennState(Oct28,2017)325 TraceMcSorley(PennState)vs.Nebraska(Nov18,2017)325 J.T.Barrett(OhioState)vs.Nebraska(Oct14,2017)315 TraceMcSorley(PennState)vs.Indiana(Sep30,2017)308 J.George(Illinois)vs.Rutgers(Oct14,2017)304 J.T.Barrett(OhioState)vs.Indiana(Aug31,2017)303 TannerLee(Nebraska)vs.OhioState(Oct14,2017)

Numberof300-YardPassingPerformancesNumberof300-YardPassingPerformances

J.T.Barrett,OhioState-3TannerLee,Nebraska-3TraceMcSorley,PennState-3BrianLewerke,MichiganState-2RichardLagow,Indiana-2ClaytonThorson,Northwestern-1ElijahSindelar,Purdue-1J.George,Illinois-1

200-YardReceivingPerformances200-YardReceivingPerformances210 D.Moore(Maryland)vs.Northwestern(Oct14,2017)200 JDSpielman(Nebraska)vs.OhioState(Oct14,2017)

100-YardReceivingPerformances100-YardReceivingPerformances210 D.Moore(Maryland)vs.Northwestern(Oct14,2017)200 JDSpielman(Nebraska)vs.OhioState(Oct14,2017)185 StanleyMorgan(Nebraska)vs.PennState(Nov18,2017)181 FeltonDavis(MichiganState)vs.PennState(Nov4,2017)165 CodyWhite(MichiganState)vs.Northwestern(Oct28,2017)149 SimmieCobbsJr.(Indiana)vs.OhioState(Aug31,2017)141 JDSpielman(Nebraska)vs.Minnesota(Nov11,2017)138 SimmieCobbsJr.(Indiana)vs.Maryland(Oct28,2017)136 PCampbell(OhioState)vs.Indiana(Aug31,2017)135 AnthonyMahoungou(Purdue)vs.Iowa(Nov18,2017)132 TaysirMack(Indiana)vs.Purdue(Nov25,2017)130 JaredSparks(Purdue)vs.Northwestern(Nov11,2017)127 WhopPhilyor(Indiana)vs.Maryland(Oct28,2017)122 DaeSeanHamilton(PennState)vs.Indiana(Sep30,2017)117 BennettSkowronek(Northwestern)vs.Purdue(Nov11,2017)116 NoahFant(Iowa)vs.Nebraska(Nov24,2017)115 StanleyMorgan(Nebraska)vs.Wisconsin(Oct7,2017)115 DaeSeanHamilton(PennState)vs.Michigan(Oct21,2017)115 JohnnieDixon(OhioState)vs.Rutgers(Sep30,2017)114 FeltonDavis(MichiganState)vs.Iowa(Sep30,2017)112 StanleyMorgan(Nebraska)vs.Purdue(Oct28,2017)112 DaeSeanHamilton(PennState)vs.MichiganState(Nov4,2017)111 RickySmalling(Illinois)vs.Rutgers(Oct14,2017)107 LouisDorsey(Illinois)vs.Indiana(Nov11,2017)107 MacanWilson(Northwestern)vs.Nebraska(Nov4,2017)106 TylerJohnson(Minnesota)vs.MichiganState(Oct14,2017)105 TylerHoppes(Nebraska)vs.Purdue(Oct28,2017)105 JuwanJohnson(PennState)vs.Nebraska(Nov18,2017)105 SimmieCobbsJr.(Indiana)vs.Purdue(Nov25,2017)102 DeAndreThompkins(PennState)vs.MichiganState(Nov4,2017)102 K.J.Hill(OhioState)vs.PennState(Oct28,2017)100 QuintezCephus(Wisconsin)vs.Purdue(Oct14,2017)100 D.Moore(Maryland)vs.PennState(Nov25,2017)

Numberof100-YardReceivingPerformancesNumberof100-YardReceivingPerformances

DaeSeanHamilton,PennState-3SimmieCobbsJr.,Indiana-3StanleyMorgan,Nebraska-3D.Moore,Maryland-2FeltonDavis,MichiganState-2JDSpielman,Nebraska-2AnthonyMahoungou,Purdue-1BennettSkowronek,Northwestern-1CodyWhite,MichiganState-1DeAndreThompkins,PennState-1JaredSparks,Purdue-1JohnnieDixon,OhioState-1

JuwanJohnson,PennState-1K.J.Hill,OhioState-1LouisDorsey,Illinois-1MacanWilson,Northwestern-1NoahFant,Iowa-1PCampbell,OhioState-1QuintezCephus,Wisconsin-1RickySmalling,Illinois-1TaysirMack,Indiana-1TylerHoppes,Nebraska-1TylerJohnson,Minnesota-1WhopPhilyor,Indiana-1


TeamHighs(highesttotalsmadeby)TeamHighs(highesttotalsmadeby)

Points 66 PennStatevs.Maryland(11/25/17) 62 OhioStatevs.Maryland(10/07/17)Pointsscoredkicking 16 MichiganStatevs.Rutgers(11/25/17)[4fg,4pat] 13 Iowavs.OhioState(11/04/17)[2fg,7pat] 13 Nebraskavs.Purdue(10/28/17)[4fg,1pat] 13 Northwesternvs.Maryland(10/14/17)[3fg,4pat]Touchdowns 9 OhioStatevs.Maryland(10/07/17) 9 PennStatevs.Maryland(11/25/17)TotalOffenseyards 633 OhioStatevs.Nebraska(10/14/17)[279r,354p] 628 OhioStatevs.Rutgers(09/30/17)[275r,353p]TotalOffenseplays 99 PennStatevs.Iowa(09/23/17)[51r,48p] 97 Indianavs.Maryland(10/28/17)[35r,62p]TotalOffenseyards/play 9.2 OhioStatevs.Rutgers(09/30/17) 8.5 Michiganvs.Minnesota(11/04/17)Yardsperrush 10.0 Michiganvs.Minnesota(11/04/17) 9.1 Minnesotavs.Nebraska(11/11/17)Longestrush 82 OhioStatevs.MichiganState(11/11/17) 79 Northwesternvs.Illinois(11/25/17)Passingyards 445 MichiganStatevs.Northwestern(10/28/17) 431 Nebraskavs.Purdue(10/28/17)Passingattempts 68 Indianavs.OhioState(08/31/17) 62 Indianavs.Maryland(10/28/17)PassingTDs 5 Indianavs.Maryland(10/28/17) 5 Iowavs.OhioState(11/04/17) 5 OhioStatevs.Nebraska(10/14/17)Longestpass 80 Nebraskavs.Wisconsin(10/07/17) 77 Illinoisvs.Indiana(11/11/17)

77 Nebraskavs.OhioState(10/14/17)Passescompleted 43 Indianavs.Maryland(10/28/17) 42 Indianavs.OhioState(08/31/17)Hadintercepted 4 OhioStatevs.Iowa(11/04/17) 3 7tiedPasscompletionpct 84.6 OhioStatevs.PennState(10/28/17) 81.0Wisconsinvs.Minnesota(11/25/17)Passingyardsperattempt 11.4 OhioStatevs.Rutgers(09/30/17) 11.1Wisconsinvs.Purdue(10/14/17)Yardspercatch 21.5 Minnesotavs.Northwestern(11/18/17) 20.1 Illinoisvs.Indiana(11/11/17)Fieldgoalsattempted 4 MichiganStatevs.Rutgers(11/25/17) 4 MichiganStatevs.Minnesota(10/14/17) 4 Nebraskavs.Purdue(10/28/17) 4 PennStatevs.Iowa(09/23/17) 4 Purduevs.Wisconsin(10/14/17)Fieldgoalsmade 4 MichiganStatevs.Rutgers(11/25/17) 4 Nebraskavs.Purdue(10/28/17)Longestfieldgoal 52Wisconsinvs.Illinois(10/28/17) 51 Marylandvs.Minnesota(09/30/17)Fieldgoalspct 100.0 62tied


PATkicksattempted 9 PennStatevs.Maryland(11/25/17) 8 5tiedPATkicksmade 9 PennStatevs.Maryland(11/25/17) 8 5tiedPATkickpct 100.0 109tied2-pointPATattempts 2 Northwesternvs.MichiganState(10/28/17) 2 Purduevs.Minnesota(10/07/17)2-pointPATmade 1 Northwesternvs.MichiganState(10/28/17) 1 OhioStatevs.Indiana(08/31/17) 1 Purduevs.Minnesota(10/07/17)Punts 12 Rutgersvs.Purdue(10/21/17) 11 Illinoisvs.Indiana(11/11/17) 11 Illinoisvs.OhioState(11/18/17) 11 MichiganStatevs.Michigan(10/07/17) 11 Purduevs.Michigan(09/23/17)Longestpunt 80 Northwesternvs.Iowa(10/21/17) 73 Northwesternvs.Minnesota(11/18/17)Yardspunted 523 Rutgersvs.Purdue(10/21/17) 469 Illinoisvs.OhioState(11/18/17)Puntingaverage 53.0 Iowavs.Northwestern(10/21/17)[6-318] 52.4 Illinoisvs.Minnesota(10/21/17)[5-262]Puntreturns 5 Indianavs.Illinois(11/11/17) 5 Michiganvs.Minnesota(11/04/17) 5 Michiganvs.Indiana(10/14/17)Puntreturnyards 74 Indianavs.Michigan(10/14/17) 68Wisconsinvs.Michigan(11/18/17)Puntreturnavg 34.0 tiedPuntreturnTDs 1 Marylandvs.Indiana(10/28/17) 1Wisconsinvs.Michigan(11/18/17)Longestpuntreturn 63 Nebraskavs.Rutgers(09/23/17) 53 Indianavs.Michigan(10/14/17)Kickreturns 10 Marylandvs.PennState(11/25/17) 9 Rutgersvs.OhioState(09/30/17)Kickreturnyards 217 Marylandvs.OhioState(10/07/17) 185 PennStatevs.OhioState(10/28/17)Kickreturnavg 42.0 tiedKickreturnTDs 1 Marylandvs.OhioState(10/07/17) 1 Minnesotavs.Nebraska(11/11/17) 1 PennStatevs.OhioState(10/28/17) 1 PennStatevs.Indiana(09/30/17)Longestkickreturn 100 Marylandvs.OhioState(10/07/17) 100 Minnesotavs.Nebraska(11/11/17)Interceptionreturns 4 Iowavs.OhioState(11/04/17) 3 7tiedInterceptionreturnyards 108 Iowavs.Illinois(10/07/17) 102 Michiganvs.Maryland(11/11/17)Interceptionreturnavg 76.0 tiedInterceptionreturnTDs 2 Iowavs.Wisconsin(11/11/17) 1 11tiedLongestinterceptionreturn 89 Iowavs.Illinois(10/07/17) 80 Michiganvs.Maryland(11/11/17)


Fumbleslost 3 Indianavs.PennState(09/30/17) 3 Rutgersvs.Illinois(10/14/17)Fumblesrecovered 2 OhioStatevs.Maryland(10/07/17) 2 PennStatevs.Indiana(09/30/17)Sackedbyopponent 8 Illinoisvs.Indiana(11/11/17) 8 Northwesternvs.Wisconsin(09/30/17)QBSacks 8 Indianavs.Illinois(11/11/17) 8Wisconsinvs.Northwestern(09/30/17)Turnoverscommitted 5 Michiganvs.MichiganState(10/07/17) 5 Minnesotavs.Northwestern(11/18/17)Turnoverscaused 5 MichiganStatevs.Michigan(10/07/17) 5 Northwesternvs.Minnesota(11/18/17)Firstdowns 41 OhioStatevs.Nebraska(10/14/17) 35 Indianavs.Maryland(10/28/17)Firstdownsrushing 19 Minnesotavs.Illinois(10/21/17) 18 Iowavs.Nebraska(11/24/17) 18 OhioStatevs.Nebraska(10/14/17)Firstdownspassing 22 Indianavs.OhioState(08/31/17) 22 MichiganStatevs.Northwestern(10/28/17)Firstdownsbypenalty 7 Indianavs.Maryland(10/28/17) 5 OhioStatevs.Maryland(10/07/17) 5 PennStatevs.Nebraska(11/18/17)Penalties 16 Michiganvs.Indiana(10/14/17) 12 Marylandvs.Indiana(10/28/17) 12 Nebraskavs.OhioState(10/14/17)Penaltyyards 141 Michiganvs.Indiana(10/14/17) 133 Marylandvs.Indiana(10/28/17)


ILLINOIS(2-10,0-9BIGTEN)

09/02/17 BALLSTATE W 24-21 A-42505

09/09/17 WESTERNKY. W 20-7 A-41923

09/15/17 atSouthFla. L 23-47 A-35404

09/29/17 NEBRASKA* L 6-28 A-43058

10/07/17 atIowa* L 16-45 A-69894

10/14/17 RUTGERS* L 24-35 A-35765

10/21/17 atMinnesota* L 17-24 A-45243

10/28/17 WISCONSIN* L 10-24 A-42101

11/04/17 atPurdue* L 10-29 A-46027

11/11/17 INDIANA* L 14-24 A-40195

11/18/17 atOhioState* L 14-52 A-105282

11/25/17 NORTHWESTERN* L 7-42 A-30456

INDIANA(5-7,2-7BIGTEN)

08/31/17 OHIOSTATE* L 21-49 A-52929

09/09/17 atVirginia W 34-17 A-38993

09/23/17 GEORGIASOUTHERN W 52-17 A-42886

09/30/17 atPennState* L 14-45 A-107542

10/07/17 CHARLESTONSO. W 27-0 A-35995

10/14/17 MICHIGAN* L 20-27 A-52929

10/21/17 atMichiganState* L 9-17 A-74111

10/28/17 atMaryland* L 39-42 A-35144

11/04/17 WISCONSIN* L 17-45 A-43027

11/11/17 atIllinois* W 24-14 A-40195

11/18/17 RUTGERS* W 41-0 A-35949

11/25/17 atPurdue* L 24-31 A-52105

IOWA(7-5,4-5BIGTEN)

09/02/17 WYOMING W 24-3 A-68075

09/09/17 atIowaSt. W 44-41 A-61500

09/16/17 NORTHTEXAS W 31-14 A-65668

09/23/17 PENNSTATE* L 19-21 A-66205


10/07/17 ILLINOIS* W 45-16 A-69894

10/21/17 atNorthwestern* L 10-17 A-40036

10/28/17 MINNESOTA* W 17-10 A-66292

11/04/17 OHIOSTATE* W 55-24 A-67669

11/11/17 atWisconsin* L 14-38 A-80462

11/18/17 PURDUE* L 15-24 A-60554

11/24/17 atNebraska* W 56-14 A-90046

MARYLAND(4-8,2-7BIGTEN)

09/02/17 atTexas W 51-41 A-88396

09/09/17 TOWSON W 63-17 A-37105

09/23/17 UCF L 10-38 A-33280

09/30/17 atMinnesota* W 31-24 A-43511

10/07/17 atOhioState* L 14-62 A-107180

10/14/17 NORTHWESTERN* L 21-37 A-38325

10/21/17 atWisconsin* L 13-38 A-78058

10/28/17 INDIANA* W 42-39 A-35144

11/04/17 atRutgers* L 24-31 A-34972

11/11/17 MICHIGAN* L 10-35 A-44325


11/25/17 PENNSTATE* L 3-66 A-49680

MICHIGAN(8-4,5-4BIGTEN)

09/02/17 vs.Florida W 33-17 A-75802

09/09/17 CINCINNATI W 36-14 A-111384

09/16/17 AIRFORCE W 29-13 A-111387

09/23/17 atPurdue* W 28-10 A-60042

10/07/17 MICHIGANSTATE* L 10-14 A-112432

10/14/17 atIndiana* W 27-20 A-52929

10/21/17 atPennState* L 13-42 A-110823

10/28/17 RUTGERS* W 35-14 A-111213

11/04/17 MINNESOTA* W 33-10 A-111090

11/11/17 atMaryland* W 35-10 A-44325

11/18/17 atWisconsin* L 10-24 A-81216

11/25/17 OHIOSTATE* L 20-31 A-112028

MICHIGANSTATE(9-3,7-2BIGTEN)

09/02/17 BOWLINGGREEN W 35-10 A-71202

09/09/17 WESTERNMICHIGAN W 28-14 A-72910

09/23/17 NOTREDAME L 18-38 A-74023

09/30/17 IOWA* W 17-10 A-73331

10/07/17 atMichigan* W 14-10 A-112432

10/14/17 atMinnesota* W 30-27 A-47541

10/21/17 INDIANA* W 17-9 A-74111


11/04/17 PENNSTATE* W 27-24 A-71605

11/11/17 atOhioState* L 3-48 A-107011

11/18/17 MARYLAND* W 17-7 A-70216

11/25/17 atRutgers* W 40-7 A-35021

MINNESOTA(5-7,2-7BIGTEN)

08/31/17 BUFFALO W 17-7 A-43224

09/09/17 atOregonSt. W 48-14 A-35206

09/16/17 MIDDLETENN. W 34-3 A-43727

09/30/17 MARYLAND* L 24-31 A-43511

10/07/17 atPurdue* L 17-31 A-42085


10/21/17 ILLINOIS* W 24-17 A-45243

10/28/17 atIowa* L 10-17 A-66292

11/04/17 atMichigan* L 10-33 A-111090

11/11/17 NEBRASKA* W 54-21 A-39933


11/25/17 WISCONSIN* L 0-31 A-47327

NEBRASKA(4-8,3-6BIGTEN)

09/02/17 ARKANSASST. W 43-36 A-90171

09/09/17 atOregon L 35-42 A-58389

09/16/17 NORTHERNILL. L 17-21 A-89664

09/23/17 RUTGERS* W 27-17 A-89775

09/29/17 atIllinois* W 28-6 A-43058

10/07/17 WISCONSIN* L 17-38 A-89860

10/14/17 OHIOSTATE* L 14-56 A-89346

10/28/17 atPurdue* W 25-24 A-41411

11/04/17 NORTHWESTERN* L 24-31 A-89721

11/11/17 atMinnesota* L 21-54 A-39933

11/18/17 atPennState* L 44-56 A-106722

11/24/17 IOWA* L 14-56 A-90046


NORTHWESTERN(9-3,7-2BIGTEN)

09/02/17 NEVADA W 31-20 A-33018

09/09/17 atDuke L 17-41 A-20241

09/16/17 BOWLINGGREEN W 49-7 A-33706

09/30/17 atWisconsin* L 24-33 A-80584

10/07/17 PENNSTATE* L 7-31 A-41061

10/14/17 atMaryland* W 37-21 A-38325

10/21/17 IOWA* W 17-10 A-40036

10/28/17 MICHIGANSTATE* W 39-31 A-39369

11/04/17 atNebraska* W 31-24 A-89721

11/11/17 PURDUE* W 23-13 A-33765

11/18/17 MINNESOTA* W 39-0 A-30014

11/25/17 atIllinois* W 42-7 A-30456

OHIOSTATE(11-2,8-1BIGTEN)

08/31/17 atIndiana* W 49-21 A-52929

09/09/17 OKLAHOMA L 16-31 A-109088

09/16/17 ARMYWESTPOINT W 38-7 A-108414

09/23/17 UNLV W 54-21 A-106187

09/30/17 atRutgers* W 56-0 A-46328

10/07/17 MARYLAND* W 62-14 A-107180

10/14/17 atNebraska* W 56-14 A-89346

10/28/17 PENNSTATE* W 39-38 A-109302

11/04/17 atIowa* L 24-55 A-67669

11/11/17 MICHIGANSTATE* W 48-3 A-107011

11/18/17 ILLINOIS* W 52-14 A-105282

11/25/17 atMichigan* W 31-20 A-112028

12/02/17 vs.Wisconsin W 27-21 A-65886

PENNSTATE(10-2,7-2BIGTEN)

09/02/17 AKRON W 52-0 A-101684

09/09/17 PITTSBURGH W 33-14 A-109898

09/16/17 GEORGIAST. W 56-0 A-102746

09/23/17 atIowa* W 21-19 A-66205

09/30/17 INDIANA* W 45-14 A-107542

10/07/17 atNorthwestern* W 31-7 A-41061

10/21/17 MICHIGAN* W 42-13 A-110823

10/28/17 atOhioState* L 38-39 A-109302


11/11/17 RUTGERS* W 35-6 A-107531

11/18/17 NEBRASKA* W 56-44 A-106722

11/25/17 atMaryland* W 66-3 A-49680

PURDUE(6-6,4-5BIGTEN)

09/02/17 vs.Louisville L 28-35 A-42647

09/08/17 OHIO W 44-21 A-45633

09/16/17 atMissouri W 35-3 A-53262

09/23/17 MICHIGAN* L 10-28 A-60042

10/07/17 MINNESOTA* W 31-17 A-42085

10/14/17 atWisconsin* L 9-17 A-78580

10/21/17 atRutgers* L 12-14 A-38278

10/28/17 NEBRASKA* L 24-25 A-41411

11/04/17 ILLINOIS* W 29-10 A-46027


11/18/17 atIowa* W 24-15 A-60554

11/25/17 INDIANA* W 31-24 A-52105

RUTGERS(4-8,3-6BIGTEN)

09/01/17 WASHINGTON L 14-30 A-46093

09/09/17 EASTERNMICH. L 13-16 A-37661

09/16/17 MORGANST. W 65-0 A-39892

09/23/17 atNebraska* L 17-27 A-89775

09/30/17 OHIOSTATE* L 0-56 A-46328

10/14/17 atIllinois* W 35-24 A-35765

10/21/17 PURDUE* W 14-12 A-38278

10/28/17 atMichigan* L 14-35 A-111213

11/04/17 MARYLAND* W 31-24 A-34972

11/11/17 atPennState* L 6-35 A-107531

11/18/17 atIndiana* L 0-41 A-35949


WISCONSIN(12-1,9-0BIGTEN)

09/01/17 UTAHST. W 59-10 A-75324

09/09/17 FLA.ATLANTIC W 31-14 A-77542

09/16/17 atBYU W 40-6 A-61143

09/30/17 NORTHWESTERN* W 33-24 A-80584

10/07/17 atNebraska* W 38-17 A-89860

10/14/17 PURDUE* W 17-9 A-78580

10/21/17 MARYLAND* W 38-13 A-78058

10/28/17 atIllinois* W 24-10 A-42101

11/04/17 atIndiana* W 45-17 A-43027

11/11/17 IOWA* W 38-14 A-80462

11/18/17 MICHIGAN* W 24-10 A-81216

11/25/17 atMinnesota* W 31-0 A-47327

12/02/17 vs.OhioState L 21-27 A-65886

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