Clemson, Iowa have easiest schedules to stay undefeated among the 15 major college unbeatens
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Northwestern may be anything from Good to Scary Good--will see there. But they HATE us and we play them there.
And that Indy team who nearly upset tOSU??? Remember we ruined their 2014 season by breaking Sudfeld's collarbone. They will be hungry and have talent.
The games at Indiana, Northwestern and Nebraska (unless Mike Riley loses control of the team) will all be tough games that Iowa could lose.
Still a lot easier than being a team in the SEC, B1G East, PAC, or B12.
I would definitely agree with that statement. Maybe Northwestern is the real deal.
It's hardly news that Iowa has one of the easiest power 5 schedules.
nw is better than expected, minny is worse, nebby is worse. The others are about what one would have thought so far.
Of course it would be awesome for the Hawks to have an unbeaten regular season. Almost no chance that happens, but we can all enjoy it while it's still a possibility.
nw is better than expected, minny is worse, nebby is worse. The others are about what one would have thought so far.
Of course it would be awesome for the Hawks to have an unbeaten regular season. Almost no chance that happens, but we can all enjoy it while it's still a possibility.
That's an impossible judgement to make until the season is over. Remember when Auburn was #6, Arkansas was #18, Nebraska was ranked, Arizona and Arizona State were ranked... It goes on and on and on. There are no easy games in the major conferences. Some will turn out to be easier than others, but nobody can know that until after the fact.
So all anybody can do is play the teams on their schedule. You win those games, you must not be too bad of a football team.
Frankly, Purdue, Indiana, Illinois, Northwestern and Iowa are playing much better than anticipated so far. That's almost the entire Big Ten West, so again, you might be able to judge SOS when the season's over. Not so much until then, and what does it matter anyway? The schedule is what it is.
Just win.
So all anybody can do is play the teams on their schedule. You win those games, you must not be too bad of a football team.
Frankly, Purdue, Indiana, Illinois, Northwestern and Iowa are playing much better than anticipated so far. That's almost the entire Big Ten West, so again, you might be able to judge SOS when the season's over. Not so much until then, and what does it matter anyway? The schedule is what it is.
Just win.
