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Does NU have a chance in the B1G West?


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Just now, Head Coach Scott Frost said:

So if we win the West and Michigan wins the East and Michigan's wins end up getting vacated, do we win the B10?

I don't know what the conference bylaws are, but in this hypothetical, it would likely be a situation similar to 2012 wherein tOSU won the east but was ineligible to compete in the CCG so Wisconsin took their spot.

The CCG's are lucrative so I feel quite confident they'd have one, even if they had to take the #2 team in the east.

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On 10/29/2023 at 12:36 PM, Enhance said:

I don't know what the conference bylaws are, but in this hypothetical, it would likely be a situation similar to 2012 wherein tOSU won the east but was ineligible to compete in the CCG so Wisconsin took their spot.

The CCG's are lucrative so I feel quite confident they'd have one, even if they had to take the #2 team in the east.

 

 

I meant after the game was played.  I was looking up what happened to USC Oklahoma in 2004.  USC got their win vacated, but Oklahoma wasn't post facto crowned champion, so I assume now that's how this would work.

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43 minutes ago, Enhance said:

I don't know what the conference bylaws are, but in this hypothetical, it would likely be a situation similar to 2012 wherein tOSU won the east but was ineligible to compete in the CCG so Wisconsin took their spot.

The CCG's are lucrative so I feel quite confident they'd have one, even if they had to take the #2 team in the east.

 

Also depends on whether any punishment comes before or after the CCG. If it drags out long enough, Meatchicken could still play in the CCG.

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10 hours ago, Enhance said:

I don't know what the conference bylaws are, but in this hypothetical, it would likely be a situation similar to 2012 wherein tOSU won the east but was ineligible to compete in the CCG so Wisconsin took their spot.

The CCG's are lucrative so I feel quite confident they'd have one, even if they had to take the #2 team in the east.


Correct me if I’m wrong, but I believe Wisconsin was third choice after PSU who was also sanctioned

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