Predict B1G Teams' Conference Championships, Playoff Appearances, National Championships, and Rank B1G Game Winning Percentage Over Next Decade

[stanzithemanzi12]

Conference Championships
3 - Ohio State
3 - USC
1 - Michigan
1 - Oregon
1 - Washington
1 - Penn State

Playoff Appearances
6 - Ohio State
6 - USC
4 - Michigan
4 - Oregon
3 - Washington
3 - Penn State
2 - Iowa
2 - Wisconsin
1 - UCLA

National Championships
1 - Ohio State
1 - USC

B1G Conference Game Winning Percentage Rank
1 - USC
2 - Ohio State
3 - Michigan
4 - Oregon
5 -Penn State
6 - Washington
7 - Iowa
8 - Wisconsin
9 - UCLA
10 - Nebraska
11 - Minnesota
12 - Michigan State
13 - Maryland
14 - Illinois
15 - Rutgers
16 - Purdue
17 - Northwestern
18 - Indiana

 

[Niko13]

Conference Championships
10 - Iowa


Playoff Appearances
10 - Iowa
5 - Ohio State
5 - Michigan
4 - Oregon
3 - USC
3 - Washington
2 - Penn State
2 - Wisconsin

National Championships
10 - Iowa

B1G Conference Game Winning Percentage Rank
1 - Iowa
2 - Ohio State
3 - Michigan
4 - Oregon
5 - USC
6 - Washington
7 - Penn State
8 - Wisconsin
9 - Michigan State
10 - Nebraska
11 - UCLA
12 - Maryland
13 - Northwestern
14 - Purdue
15 - Illinois
16 - Minnesota
17 - Rutgers
18 - Indiana

 

[jonesy5960]

Conference Championships
10 - Iowa


Playoff Appearances
10 - Iowa
5 - Ohio State
5 - Michigan
4 - Oregon
3 - USC
3 - Washington
2 - Penn State
2 - Wisconsin

National Championships
10 - Iowa

B1G Conference Game Winning Percentage Rank
1 - Iowa
2 - Ohio State
3 - Michigan
4 - Oregon
5 - USC
6 - Washington
7 - Penn State
8 - Wisconsin
9 - Michigan State
10 - Nebraska
11 - UCLA
12 - Maryland
13 - Northwestern
14 - Purdue
15 - Illinois
16 - Minnesota
17 - Rutgers
18 - Indiana

This seems pretty much spot on except for Nebraska. I'd slot them in between Rutgers and Indiana.

 

[MeetTheFerentzes]

Someone's expecting a Pete Carroll-esque renaissance at USC...

Although I see how you're distributing conference titles to the "Big 6" proportionate to how you see those teams succeeding, chances are there won't be more than 3-4 teams that win the conference championship over a 10 year period. The blue-bloods tend to dominate in spurts. For the B1G to have 5 difference conference champions over a 10-year period from 2012-2021 was quite amazing, and only happened because of Wisky's fake '12 championship after finishing 3rd in their division. I guess we will see; the B1G is larger than ever before and has never had the upcoming CCG format.

 

[ichawk24]

OSU playoff appearances will be much closer to 10, and USC's much closer to zero.

 

[pistachio1999]

Does Chip get fired at UCLA after this next season when they flop?

 

[KuwaitHawk]

Does Chip get fired at UCLA after this next season when they flop?

Does a new coach bring any excitement? The only possible one would the current Colorado coach?