Our first 18-team Big Ten media days event is now in the books. We heard from the traditional teams like Ohio State, Michigan, and Penn State, but we also got to hear from the head coaches and players from the four former Pac-12 teams, Oregon, UCLA, USC, and Washington for the first time.
If you are a college football fan, surely there's a part of you that feels a little uneasy about the breaking up of the Pac-12, but there's also no denying the competition in the Big Ten will be something to get excited about as well. But with the inclusion of all of these teams, and with the elimination of divisions, what two teams will make it back to Indianapolis for the Big Ten Championship game?
Ask media members and you'll normally get several different combinations and responses, but the Big Ten Network crew seems to be in agreement as to which two teams will be in Indy to compete for the trophy and confetti. That's right. Every Big Ten Network personality polled in a video shared on X believes that both Ohio State and Oregon will both be back in the "Crossroads of America" to play for the right to be called Big Ten champs. Don't believe us? Take a look at the video below and see people agree on at least something in this harsh, political climate of dissension this country appears to be in.
Do you agree with our Champ Game predictions? 🤔#B1GFootball x #B1GMediaDays pic.twitter.com/CALDuyBaqO
— Big Ten Football (@B1Gfootball) July 25, 2024
Ah yes. College football. Bringing America back together again one prediction at a time, at least in Big Ten country.