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Here's the filtered list for P5 confs http://imgur.com/PzI18HN

You need to re-order the list by wealth for the actual rankings

Eh - you need to remember that the committee voting doesn't happen until end of Oct and will not refer to the AP & Coaches polls. I wouldn't worry about this until at least the initial poll comes out in 6 weeks.

At first I thought the entire tourney wasn't going to be on TV but it looks like it's just some of the early games that will miss TV. Not sure why they decided to skip those though. Wednesday, May 21 6 PM Big Ten Baseball Tournament, Seed 1 vs. Seed 8 Omaha, NE Wednesday, May 21 10 PM Big Ten Baseball Tournament, Seed 4 vs. Seed 5 Omaha, NE Thursday, May 22 6 PM Big Ten Baseball Tournament, Game 1 Winner vs. Game 2 Winner Omaha, NE Thursday, May 22 10 PM Big Ten Baseball Tournament, Game 3 Winner vs. Game 4 Winner Omaha, NE Friday, May 23 4 PM Big Ten Baseball Tournament, Game 5 Winner vs. Game 7 Loser Omaha, NE Friday, May 23 8 PM Big Ten Baseball Tournament, Game 6 Winner vs. Game 8 Loser Omaha, NE Saturday, May 24 10 AM Big Ten Baseball Tournament, Game 7 Winner vs. Game 10 Winner Omaha, NE Saturday, May 24 2 PM Big Ten Baseball Tournament, Game 8 Winner vs. Game 9 Winner Omaha, NE Saturday, May 24 6 PM Big Ten Baseball Tournament, Game 13 (if necessary) Omaha, NE Saturday, May 24 10 PM Big Ten Baseball Tournament, Game 14 (if necessary) Omaha, NE Sunday, May 25 2 PM Big Ten Tournament Championship Game Omaha, NE

Given the amount of money the schools are pulling in, they are (and should) be able to supply living expenses to the kids without asking them to turn to federal aid. That they're unable to do so right now is a pretty frustrating situation for the schools.

I was actually pleasantly surprised by this year's draft - Big Ten has some of the youngest teams across the entire nation so I I was expecting to be closer to the mid-20s range this year in terms of total draftees. Hopefully that means an even better showing next year!

I have a hard time thinking that MSU's D will be as dominant as last year considering that they are replacing pretty much their entire D. Michigan's probably still a year away unfortunately...so it's probably OSU's to lose, as much as I hate to admit.

Thought some of you guys would be interested - rumor is that they're trying to court UCLA's OC but it's not looking likely to happen.

It'll be a bit better starting next year once the playoffs start - still just one non-major bowl (the yet to be formally announced Detroit Lions bowl) but the bowl ordering will be better so that we're not matching up lower picks than the opposing team as often. The fact that the conference will have more of a say in who goes to which bowl will play a factor as well.

#21 and 22 were Big Ten teams - Iowa and MSU. More interesting that zero ACC teams are on this list.

Either Michigan's O-line got a lot better over the past 2 weeks or OSU's defensive front 7 is pretty mediocre. Good game though - tough loss but I loved the way the team played after a pretty disappointing season. Played 7 one possession games this year and went 3-4. Hoping for a strong bowl outing and improvement next year.

I'm sorry guys - I didn't realize the Michigan O-line was contagious.

Lost in the trenches - we're at least a year away from being able to play a completely physical game.

Unngh. Going into the season I was expecting Michigan's Over/Under to be 8.5 wins. Looks like Im going to be right.

I dunno man - it's hard to fault Wisconsin after what happened there :| The end result is still unfavorable, I suppose.