5 Things You Should Think About The Huge Ten After Week 7, Including Iowa Is The West's New Top Choice

Michigan hopped around Saturday night at the Enormous House, rubbing salt in Wisconsin's injury. Here are five different things you should think about the Enormous Ten: 

1. The Playoff Picture is Completely Clear. 

What's more, from a Major Ten point of view, it ain't beautiful. Penn State and Wisconsin are toast with two misfortunes. The whole Huge Ten West is out, truth be told. It's down to Michigan and Ohio State, and the Wolverines' way is booby-caught. 

Michigan needs to take out a revived Michigan State group in East Lansing and afterward, following seven days off, beat a ticked-off Penn State squad. The Thanksgiving weekend diversion with Ohio State is in Columbus, and it's important that Michigan is 1-1 out and about this season: a tight misfortune to Notre Lady and a significantly more tightly prevail upon Northwestern. 

The Buckeyes, in the interim, go up against Purdue one week from now and after that have just a single more losable amusement (at Michigan State) before the Wolverines come to town. 

Ohio State likewise has its own special Odell Beckham Jr. His name is K.J. Slope, and balls at times stall out to his hands. 

2. The New Enormous Ten West most loved is … Iowa. 

Northwestern is quite the standings at 3-1, a reality the program's Twitter account celebrated. How the Wildcats arrived, with a second ago survivals against Purdue and Nebraska and the nonappearance of a surging assault, influences an outing to Indianapolis more to of a pipe dream. 

Purdue (2-1) is rolling and gets Iowa and Wisconsin at home, however the Boilermakers likewise need to have Ohio State and travel to Michigan State. 

Wisconsin (2-1) is a wreck, with a resistance permitting 6.1 yards per play, third-most in the Huge Ten. The Badgers beat Iowa and get Northwestern at Ryan Field, where the Wildcats once in a while play well. They additionally have an excursion to Penn State. 

Iowa (2-1) is having an unobtrusively marvelous season. The Hawkeyes lost their solitary marquee amusement against Wisconsin however have the gathering's No. 2 passing assault and No. 2 protection (4.5 yards per play). They beat Indiana 42-16, breaking handles on kickoffs, surges and sack attempts. "Wow," Indiana mentor Tom Allen said of 242-pound quarterback Nate Stanley. "We ricocheted off him like a pinball." 

3. Michigan-Michigan State could be Marvelous. 

The Spartans can basically wreck older sibling's season Saturday, saddling the Wolverines with a second misfortune to thump them from playoff conflict. The Wolverines are longing to beat the Spartans, given Jim Harbaugh's 1-2 record against them. 

The Wolverines overwhelmed Wisconsin on Saturday night, scrambling for a macho 320 yards while staying Badgers quarterback Alex Hornibrook with one of those Wanna Escape evenings. "I know I can be better," he said. 

Discussing "be better" … what is our opinion about the Michigan Stadium Dad fellow trolling the Badgers by playing "Bounce Around" in the melting away minutes? I'm just for schools doing whatever they can to compensate fans for staying around till the end. In any case, be prepared for restitution, Michigan fans, when the Wolverines visit Camp Randall Stadium on Sept. 21, 2019. 

4. Paul Chryst's choices had Neither Rhyme nor Reason. 

The Wisconsin mentor endeavored to play the field-position amusement with his group down 21-7 and confronting fourth-and-2 at the Michigan 42 in the second from last quarter. Anthony Lotti's punt gotten 22 yards. Well done on that. Down 24 with eight or more minutes left, Chryst punted again on fourth-and-2. Why? Is Jonathan Taylor, who found the middle value of 5.9 yards per convey, not fit for getting 2 yards? Was Chryst attempting to get a flight? 

Having even less rhyme or reason, Chryst left Hornibrook in the diversion with his group down 38-7, presenting his starter to damage. Chryst's group demonstrated no earnestness, nearly getting a postponement of amusement amid what ought to have been a two-minute bore. The Badgers set down. Hopefully athletic chief Barry Alvarez stops for a moment to chat with his cherished mentor. 

5. Nebraska has Aced the Craft of Losing. 

Seeing the Cornhuskers very close, it's richly clear why they have one less win than Rutgers. It's Carlos Davis with a stupid roughing of Clayton Thorson in the Northwestern end zone. It's Scott Ice endeavoring to execute clock by calling three handoffs, taking the ball from Adrian Martinez's hands. It's Ice betting on fourth-and-1 in additional time — and his inside reacting with a lousy shotgun snap. It's a great many penalties — including one preceding Nebraska's first play from scrimmage. 

Nebraska drew nine banners for 89 yards. Northwestern had one punishment for 5 yards. The Wildcats have submitted only 17 all season, a FBS low. 

"Our order from a punishment point of view must be the absolute best in the nation," NU mentor Pat Fitzgerald said. "Same thing with how we continue on ahead … without a doubt every one of the things that go into instructing that we can control. The credit goes to our folks and our staff for understanding the control it takes to win a Major Ten football game." 

Fitzgerald isn't one to boast, yet he made this point Saturday after his Wildcats preserved their second-half timeouts for when they were required. 

"We don't have substitution issues (or) not arranging right, calling plays wrong, motioning in plays wrong, accepting them wrong," he said. "At the point when those occur, that is the point at which you need to take a superfluous timeout. … I'll watch diversions today around evening time, and that is the place groups lose." 

3 takeaways from Northwestern's 34-31 additional time prevail upon Nebraska » 

1. The star of golf online networking a week ago was Jack Bartlett, ace of master golfers swings and characteristics. I watched Barlett's clasps emulating Keegan Bradley and Dustin Johnson no not exactly multiple times each, and you ought to as well. 

2. To pay tribute to Veterans Day, GOLF thought back on star golfers who served our nation in the military. Arnold Palmer was an essential name, filling in as a functioning individual from the U.S. Drift Monitor from 1951-53 preceding his star golf vocation at any point started. 

Is anyone shocked that The Lord looked smart as ever in uniform? 

3. Paige Spiranac, whom you likely as of now pursue via web-based networking media, reported she's joining GOLF magazine and GOLF.com as a donor. Hold up a moment, this is GOLF.com! Uplifting news for us. 

I couldn't be more amped up for Paige joining the group. Be watchful for an extensive variety of fun, engaging and moving substance in progress. 

4. Justin Thomas was L-I-V-I-N his best games life throughout the end of the week. JT visited Chicago for a Blackhawks diversion, Tuscaloosa for an Alabama football game and Nashville to take in Titans versus Loyalists. 

Got room in the private stream for one more next time, JT?! 

4. Michelle Wie experienced medical procedure on Oct. 18 for a break and nerve entanglement in her correct hand. The LPGA star paraded her a la mode pink support and communicated her fervor to state farewell to it in only two more weeks. 

I'm not entirely certain this post wasn't only a reason to flaunt her crisp combine of Nike kicks, and I don't reprimand her. 

5. Another promotion video for The Match appears to drop each other day now. It's been a blended pack up until this point. Some have been hard to watch, while others have reminded fans why they've delighted in watching Tiger and Phil seek such huge numbers of years. 

This stroll through a world of fond memories expedited every one of the feels. A greater amount of this and less vacant can golf pong. 

Reasonable is reasonable: as terrible as the golf pong video might have been, this one is that great. pic.twitter.com/w1WlMpF1Fc 

— Dylan Dethier (@dylan_dethier) November 8, 2018 

6. Everybody cherishes a golf ball rollback banter, right?! This got the anger of Brandel Chamblee on Twitter. He not just said something regarding the discussion, he went the distance in. 

The main thing I wish I could rollback is the time I squandered perusing the majority of Brandel's notices from his arrangement of tweets. 

The Spectator, London, Walk eighth 1936. 

The golf ball banter had been continuous since 1860, with each headway being anticipated as the demolish of the diversion and immense stars reprimanding progress, yet the amusement improved on numerous occasions. 

History repeats itself. pic.twitter.com/2USlnfpgJE 

— Brandel Chamblee (@chambleebrandel) November 10, 2018 

7. Suzy Whaley, who was chosen the main PGA of America female president prior in the week, invested energy with future pioneers in the golf business only a couple of days after the fact. Whaley has squandered no time in having her effect felt emphatically for the game.