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Big Ten Men's Scores, Standings and Schedule (2/12)

? I'm not following you.

In an 18 team league in which each team plays 20 games, the maximum number of teams that can finish with a winning record is 9.

Can you explain how having 7 teams with winning records at this point in the season supports the idea that the league is mediocre-ish?

Check last years Big 10 standings.

5 teams above .500
3 teams at .500 (10-10)
6 teams below .500


Conf.
Overall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
No. 2 Purdue173 .850345 .872
No. 6 Illinois146 .700299 .763
Nebraska128 .6002311 .676
Northwestern128 .6002212 .647
Wisconsin119 .5502214 .611
Indiana1010 .5001914 .576
Iowa1010 .5001915 .559
Michigan State1010 .5002015 .571
Minnesota911 .4501915 .559
Ohio State911 .4502214 .611
Penn State911 .4501617 .485
Maryland713 .3501617 .485
Rutgers713 .3501517 .469
Michigan317 .150824 .250
 
Which of these teams will likely join Washington and sit out the B1G Tournament?

12. Iowa (13-8, 4-6)
13. Northwestern (12-8, 3-6)
13. Rutgers (10-10, 3-6)
15. Minnesota (11-10, 3-7)
15. Penn State (13-8, 3-7)
17. Nebraska (12-8, 2-7)
18. Washington (10-10, 1-8)
With Barnheiser out and Freeman out, NW and Iowa are much more likely to not get in the BTT. The games remaining against Washington and NW will be very important for Iowa to make the BTT. They might need one more, depending on tie breakers. Unless Payton suddenly gets out of the funk he has been in and everyone else (except Koch and Freeman) are available, Iowa isn't likely to do anything in the BTT, even if they get in. Sad season that seemed promising at the start.
 
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You should give him an RELB!!!

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