At least they're better than future Big 12 divisions ... oh wait ...."Legends" and "Leaders"? Absolutely epic fail.
unless my count is off aren't there only 9 states?Big 10 = 10 states not 10 teams
just tell everyone that when they say "but they have 12 teams"
Legends and leaders sucks! They took all this time to come up with this division titles, it cost them on this fail attempted.
I've always heard that the name "Big 10" is branded, and as a known commodity they don't want to get rid of it. Everyone knows what you're talking about when you say "Big 10," so whether they have 10, 12 or 16 members, they'll always be the Big 10.The description that I saw was that the B10 logo allowed just the first word to be used and still be able to be read as Big Ten in places where the full logo would not fit. Had nothing to do with a homage to the original 10 members.
Yes, only 9 states..It was 7 states before until Nebraska and Penn St came into the picture.10 teams represented the Big 10, not the 10 states. Just my thoughts.unless my count is off aren't there only 9 states?Big 10 = 10 states not 10 teams
just tell everyone that when they say "but they have 12 teams"
Nebraska - Cornhuskers
Minnesota - Golden Gophers
Wisconsin - Badgers
Iowa - Hawkeyes
Illinois - Illini, Wildcats
Indiana - Hoosiers, Boilermakers
Michigan - Wolverines, Spartans
Ohio - Buckeyes
Pennsylvania - Nittany Lions
He was getting ahead of himself. When we add Notre Dame and Missouri it will be 10 states!Yes, only 9 state.It was 7 states before until Nebraska and Penn St came into the picture.10 teams represented the Big 10, not the 10 states. Just my thoughts.unless my count is off aren't there only 9 states?Big 10 = 10 states not 10 teams
just tell everyone that when they say "but they have 12 teams"
Nebraska - Cornhuskers
Minnesota - Golden Gophers
Wisconsin - Badgers
Iowa - Hawkeyes
Illinois - Illini, Wildcats
Indiana - Hoosiers, Boilermakers
Michigan - Wolverines, Spartans
Ohio - Buckeyes
Pennsylvania - Nittany Lions
Exactly. And that branded commodity was mentioned a couple times during the telecast.I've always heard that the name "Big 10" is branded, and as a known commodity they don't want to get rid of it. Everyone knows what you're talking about when you say "Big 10," so whether they have 10, 12 or 16 members, they'll always be the Big 10.The description that I saw was that the B10 logo allowed just the first word to be used and still be able to be read as Big Ten in places where the full logo would not fit. Had nothing to do with a homage to the original 10 members.
I thought that X and O for division names was pretty cool. Abstract, but still relevant.