Coach Cig and the Hoosiers are pushing for back-to-back excellent seasons behind perhaps the best transfer quarterback in the class.
Michigan’s schedule gives them every opportunity to earn a berth back into the playoff — if only the offense can improve enough to get them there.
Can Illinois build off of a resurgent 2024 season into a legitimate playoff contender this fall? They have every ability to do so with the roster in front of them.
Washington has a Johnny Manziel knockoff at quarterback and should be a very fun team, but a necessary youth movement may cap their ceiling.
I am buying all of the Rutgers stock on the market. This is a hard schedule, but a very quality team.
Even if it’s the result of a weak schedule, we’re in line for one of the Nebraska seasons in recent memory.
Pencil neck Lincoln Riley may be in line for the worst offense we’ve seen in his career. USC is adrift.
Iowa finally showed some offensive improvement in 2024. Can they sustain it with a star running back walking out of the door?
Nobody wants to hear it, but I’m encouraging Wisconsin fans to have some patience in 2025 with a brutal schedule looming.
Michigan State failed to meet expectations in 2024, but have a real chance to be a bowl team and to show signs of steady growth in 2025.
