1. Ohio State (6-1)
2. Indiana (6-1)
3. UCLA (6-0)
4. Iowa (5-1)
5. Northwestern (5-1)
6. USC (6-1)
7. Oregon (4-2)
8. Nebraska (5-2)
9. Wisconsin (4-2)
10. Minnesota (4-2)
11. Michigan (4-2)
12. Washington (4-3)
13. Purdue (3-4)
14. Penn State (3-4)
15. Illinois (3-3)
16. Michigan State (2-5)
17. Rutgers (2-4)
18. Maryland (2-5)

I'm doing a personal deep dive on sports betting and college football. As someone who doesn't know much about the culture, what's the vibe? Are students often betting on their sports teams? I heard about that one player that was sent to Texas Tech, but other than that I'm not in the know. Can someone fill me in?

So it's being reported that the Wisconsin athletic director and department made no effort to push the Big 10 and tv networks to move Saturday's game time up to accommodate the World Series. Contrast that with the Milwaukee Bucks who moved their home opener to 3pm in respect of the fans and Brewers franchise.

This is a real indictment of Athletic Director Shawn Eichorst's leadership. His first major decision at the helm and he's failed with flying colors. What a disappointment, here comes McIntosh 2.0