05-12-2022, 06:51 AM
There is talk from both the ACC and Big 12 to get rid of divisions and go to permanent rival scheduling. Should the Big Ten go to this plan if the "division" rule is adopted and if so what would be your plan (I will assume 3 permanent rivals and rotate 6 teams in and out each year).
Biased Illinois/Penn State version:
Ohio State: Michigan, Penn State, Illinois
Michigan: Ohio State, Michigan State, Minnesota
Penn State: Ohio State, Maryland, Rutgers
Michigan State: Michigan, Indiana, Maryland
Maryland: Penn State, Rutgers, Michigan State
Rutgers: Penn State, Maryland. Purdue
Indiana: Purdue, Illinois, Michigan State
Purdue: Indiana, Northwestern, Rutgers
Illinois: Northwestern, Ohio State, Indiana
Northwestern: Illinois, Nebraska, Purdue
Wisconsin: Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska
Minnesota: Wisconsin, Iowa, Michigan
Iowa: Wisconsin, Minnesota, Nebraska
Nebraska: Iowa, Wisconsin, Northwestern
Biased Illinois/Penn State version:
Ohio State: Michigan, Penn State, Illinois
Michigan: Ohio State, Michigan State, Minnesota
Penn State: Ohio State, Maryland, Rutgers
Michigan State: Michigan, Indiana, Maryland
Maryland: Penn State, Rutgers, Michigan State
Rutgers: Penn State, Maryland. Purdue
Indiana: Purdue, Illinois, Michigan State
Purdue: Indiana, Northwestern, Rutgers
Illinois: Northwestern, Ohio State, Indiana
Northwestern: Illinois, Nebraska, Purdue
Wisconsin: Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska
Minnesota: Wisconsin, Iowa, Michigan
Iowa: Wisconsin, Minnesota, Nebraska
Nebraska: Iowa, Wisconsin, Northwestern