He’s only the winningest coach the Big Ten has seen in the past decade — so why is he on our enemies list? If you have to ask …
We hate to turn on one of our own, but former Purdue quarterback Gary Danielson has earned a granite monument. Why? For turning into a human spambot.
We love you, Nebraska, but we all know we didn’t really get “Nebraska football” when you guys joined the league last year. Let’s take just a minute to reflect on the reason why.
Bruce Pearl, to most basketball fans, is somewhere between a wisecracking antihero and a smarmy fool. To one Big Ten fan base, though, he’s Beelzebub in a blazer.
The first two names on Mount Flushmore are going on a smaller, auxiliary mountain far, far from the main attraction. The first head on that mountain is that of a fairly obscure, long dead Texas football coach. What did he do to deserve this?
By any non-Tuscaloosan account Ohio State now has the best active coach in college football. That should be bad news for the rest of the conference, but here’s why it’s not.
So you might have noticed our posting rate tailed off just a bit towards the end of last year. What’s up with that? Glad you asked.
Welcome to Mount Flushmore: Compiling the Big Ten’s Enemies List
If Richard Nixon could have an enemies list, we can have one too. Who are the Big Ten’s greatest villains, detractors, and doers of naughty things? We’re about to find out.