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CFB PREVIEW 2011: THE BIG TEN
SCS.com August 30, 2011
By David, SCS.com Staff Writer
Although their longtime Rose Bowl dance partner also jumps to a 12 team conference this season, the Big Ten has made the biggest splash to date in conference expansion by adding Nebraska. The Cornhuskers begin Big Ten play as an immediate favorite despite a brutal opening....[MORE]

CFB PREVIEW 2009: THE BIG TEN
SCS.com August 21, 2009
By David, SCS.com Staff Writer
Ahh the maligned big boys of the Midwest, the Big (eleven) Ten. Whether it's Ohio State's recent BCS struggles or the entire league's problems with USC, the conference certainly has earned a poor reputation in recent seasons. It is relatively unfair to criticize a major conference....[MORE]

CFB PREVIEW 2008: THE BIG TEN
SCS.com August 8, 2008
By David, SCS.com Staff Writer
The Big Ten has been relatively one-dimensional for the past three years with everyone looking up at Ohio State, and many indications show that 2008 will keep the trend going. In a transition year for perennial power Michigan, the opportunity arises for rising programs like....[MORE]

HOOPS PREVIEW '07-'08: BIG TEN
SCS.com October 19, 2007
By Daniel, SCS.com Staff Writer
Now that November is quickly approaching, it�s time to take a look at college basketball�s power conferences. We start with the Atlantic Coast Conference and the Big 10, two traditionally strong leauges that may experience somewhat of a down year in 2007-2008. Even with....[MORE]

CFB PREVIEW 2007: THE BIG TEN
SCS.com August 6, 2007
By Matt, SCS.com Staff Writer
Nine. That is the number of times Ohio State or Michigan has won or shared the Big Ten Title since 1996. The Big Two, I mean the Big Ten, has been blasted in recent years due to the lack of depth in the conference. Wisconsin, though, is making a run at prominence in the conference....[MORE]

2007 BASEBALL PREVIEW: THE BIG TEN
SCS.com January 18, 2007
By Eddie, SCS.com Staff Writer
It may just be the middle of winter, but baseball is right around the corner, and it's now time to preview Conference USA and the Big Ten. CUSA is looking to cement itself as the best league outside of the "big four" (ACC, SEC, Big 12, and Pac-10). It features potentially the nation's....[MORE]

HOOPS PREVIEW 2006-2007: THE BIG TEN
SCS.com November 10, 2006
By Jeff, SCS.com Staff Writer
Week two of the SCS.com Hoops Preview series concludes with a look at two major of the country's major conferences. This year, expect to see a few new faces near the top of the Big Ten standings once conference play rolls around, as Wisconsin, Ohio State, and Michigan should all be....[MORE]

CFB PREVIEW 2006: THE BIG TEN
SCS.com July 27, 2006
By Jonathan, SCS.com Editor
Much like Ohio State did after a disappointing 2004 campaign, Michigan hopes to rebound from a 2005 let-down of their own to contend for this fall's Big Ten title. The Buckeyes and Wolverines appear to be the front-runners early on in 2006. Last year's champ Penn State....[MORE]

ONE ON ONE WITH MITCH HILLIGOSS
SCS.com February 17, 2006
By Jonathan, SCS.com Editor
Purdue University second baseman/shortstop Mitch Hilligoss was kind enough to take time for a SCS.com exclusive interview a short time ago. The junior has led the Boilers in batting average each of his first two seasons on campus, and his .404 average in 2005 was the best....[MORE]

HOOPS PREVIEW '05: HIGH-MAJORS, PART III
SCS.com November 9, 2005
By Jeff, SCS.com Staff Writer
With the 2005-2006 college basketball season now officially underway, we continue our look at the season ahead with a glance at two more conferences. In Part III of the high-major previews, SCS.com takes a glance at both the Big Ten and Big XII. Each preview includes....[MORE]

PREVIEWING THE 2005 BIG TEN
SCS.com August 9, 2005
By Jonathan, SCS.com Editor
Michigan and Iowa tied for the Big Ten championship in 2004, and it appears both squads will be in contention for the top spot again in 2005. Ohio State and Purdue are two more teams to watch out for this fall. Though both finished just 4-4 in league play a year ago, the Buckeyes....[MORE]

ONE ON ONE WITH ABDUL HODGE
SCS.com August 8, 2005
By Jonathan, SCS.com Editor
University of Iowa linebacker Abdul Hodge recently took time to answer a few questions from SCS.com. Hodge, who turned down a shot at the NFL last winter, is a returning senior in Iowa City. The Florida native, who has already picked up preseason honors....[MORE]

ONE ON ONE WITH STEVE CARAVATI
SCS.com March 11, 2005
By Jonathan, SCS.com Editor
Ohio State outfielder Steve Caravati recently took time to answer a few questions from SCS.com. Caravati is one of the top players in the country and is a returning senior for the Buckeyes. After being chosen as the Big Ten Player of the Year following the 2004 season....[MORE]

PREVIEWING THE 2004 BIG TEN
SCS.com August 23, 2004
By Matt McNulty, SCS.com Big Ten Columnist
Finally given the opportunity to cover Big Ten football, I can't say that I don't have anything to write about. Oh, there are the standard questions: Who will make it to the Rose Bowl (please let it be a Big Ten team, the sooner the better)? Who is poised to make a possible run at the title?....[MORE]

PREVIEWING THE 2004 BIG TEN
SCS.com August 17, 2004
By Will, SCS.com Big Ten Columnist
In 2003, the Big Ten experienced a down year by their standards. The conference champion, Michigan, was humiliated by co-national champion USC in the Rose Bowl, helping the conference to a 3-5 bowl record. On paper, this year would not seem to be any different....[MORE]

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