Big Ten

Fans watching the Illinois-Michigan game Saturday may have noticed a vintage flair in the air.

Illinois is bowl-eligible and hungry for more after a 21-7 win over Michigan Saturday, and they’ll get their toughest test yet when they face Oregon in Eugene.

Indiana is off to their first 7-0 start in decades, but they’ll be without their star quarterback for their next game, according to multiple reports.

Illinois remains in the top-25 in both the Associated Press and USA Today Coaches polls after a 21-7 loss to Penn State on Saturday night.

Illinois quarterback Luke Altmyer outdueled Nebraska’s Dylan Raiola in a thrilling overtime victory in Lincoln last week, and he’s being honored as the Big Ten’s Offensive Player of the Week.

Wisconsin is hoping to pull off a massive upset vs. Alabama on Saturday, but their hopes took a huge hit after quarterback Tyler Van Dyke was forced to leave the game with an apparent injury.

Alabama’s rise back into the national spotlight has coincided with plenty of high-profile games in the south, but Saturday’s trip to Madison, Wisconsin will mark a rare foray into the northern United States.

With the Big Ten eliminating divisions this season, the top two teams in the conference will compete in its championship game, but ties could bring forward some very interesting scenarios.

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Northwestern won a single game all of last year and fired its long-time head coach earlier this summer, but with David Braun at the helm, the Wildcats had an incredible reversal of fortune in 2023.

Northwestern’s football season started under the cloud of a hazing scandal that led to the dismissal of former head coach Pat Fitzgerald, but it’s ending with a berth in a bowl game in Las Vegas and a new permanent head coach in David Braun.

Football players at Northwestern University addressed the media for the first time since a hazing investigation rocked the program, leading to the firing of Pat Fitzgerald and a slew of lawsuits filed against the school.

Eight former Northwestern football players have retained attorneys following a hazing scandal that led to the firing of coach Pat Fitzgerald. Civil rights attorney Ben Crump and the Chicago-based Levin & Perconti personal injury law firm announced they have “uncovered a vast array of incidents of abuse in the Northwestern football program.” Th...