The difference between good and bad in the Big Ten has perhaps never been more stark. The top six teams in the league are legitimately top 40 teams nationally and the rest of it is gray sludge that are all capable of losing to each other in any given week, mostly based on their horrendous offenses and underperforming defenses. Watching the quarterback play, incompetent tackling, and poor coaching in these eight programs – possible exception to Rutgers, which is overachieving expectations and ju…