Temple is right on B1G West: Wisconsin

[cidsports]

Until another program steps up and takes it from the Badgers, Wisconsin is the team to beat in 2021. For example, Minnesota on defense in 2020 gave up 6.9 yards per carry and 27 TDs in 7 games, so 27 points per game on the ground. Sorry, not buying the Golden Gophers after 3-4 in 2020.



Nebraska has one win over the Badgers, since joining the Big Ten in 2011. The Huskers will have a challenge getting to bowl eligibility, as Temple points out.



Iowa and Northwestern have won 3 of the only 7 B1G West divisions, but the other 4 were all won by the Badgers. The Hawkeyes and Wildcats, like Nebraska, all have to go to Madison this fall on the road to the Big Ten West division and date in Indianapolis.



Illinois and Purdue are the artful spoilers for the division. As was said in the podcast, the top two player makers on either side of the ball, may be WR David Bell and DE/LB George Karlaftis.



It should be an interest race in 2021.

 

[RedMyMind]

Tell us something we don't know

 

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[The_Glove_Man]

I don't agree with most of the coaches on the left side. And Kirk Ferentz should be #1 least pressure. Iowa will never fire him. Never.

 

[huskerfan66]

I don't agree with most of the coaches on the left side. And Kirk Ferentz should be #1 least pressure. Iowa will never fire him. Never.

I get what you're saying. Most on the right are either doing well or meeting expectations. The ones on the left, most are programs used to more

 

[huskerbaseball13]

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I get this is just some random but 6-6 solidifies his job this upcoming year?

Sweet Jesus. But I guess when you go back to back to back years as a coach without going to a bowl a .500 record is a miracle.

 

[dew4red]

9 of the coaches on the left are blue-blood. So yes they will always have pressure. 2 blue bloods on the right that have success in last 20 years makes sense. The rest of the right dont have a measure of success besides finishing 500

 

[HUSKERinLA]

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I don't understand why Lincoln Riley is #2 and Ed Orgeron is #5 and why either would be higher than Clay Helton. Makes no sense.

 

[HuskerHackFraud]

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People just want to go to a bowl game. 6-6 is the lowest bar that some people are willing to accept this year (not me, it needs to be more). If it wasn't for the idiotic extension his seat would be blazing.

 

[jlb321]

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nothing sums up the frost/moos plan quite like the quote “6-6 would solidify his job”

imagine being so bad your first 3 years at a blue blood program where 6 wins in year 4 is thought by some to solidify the coach’s job

 

[tbirdman62]

I get this is just some random but 6-6 solidifies his job this upcoming year?

Sweet Jesus. But I guess when you go back to back to back years as a coach without going to a bowl a .500 record is a miracle.

Frost is going nowhere. This is his forever job. He'll get better.

 

[jlb321]

Frost is going nowhere.

Indubitably

 

[Vito Corleone]

Frost is going nowhere. This is his forever job. He'll get better.

Insane

 

[scarletred]

Only Temple I care to listen to Templeton Rye..

 

[Rubrum_Magnus_Virtus]

iowa hit their ceiling in 2015, damn that’s already close to six seasons ago.....

 

[cidsports]

Only Temple I care to listen to Templeton Rye..

An Iowa original now popular elsewhere, especially in the days of the Chicago, Kansas City and Omaha speakeasies.

Much like the Cornhuskers nickname. Originally from Iowa.

I am glad to welcome Nebraska into their second decade in the Big Ten. Black Friday is more enjoyable, not involving Colorado, like in 2001.

I was never a Buffalos fan. Though I remember my seat in Nebraska watching that game.

 

[tbirdman62]

Insane

Maybe, I don't know if Moos has been evaluated. Scott has the job as long as HE wants it.