Now that there is a schedule, Purdue 6-2 playing MSU

[Woodsa]

Purdue goes 6-2 and will play MSU in the championship series. What say you?

Oct 24 - Iowa (w)
Oct 31 - @ Illinois (w)
Nov 7 - @ Wisconsin (l)
Nov 14 - Northwestern (w)
Nov 21 - @ Minnesota (l)
Nov 28 - Rutgers (w)
Dec 5 - Nebraska (w)
Dec 12 - @ Indiana (W)
Dec 19 - MSU

 

[FirstDownB]

Certainly won’t be playing MSU if 6-2. They baaad.

 

[cidsports]

WTF?

Michigan State above .500?

Surprising news for a team projected .500 most likely.

#32 - Michigan State (Big Ten)​
10/24​	Sat	vs.	#88​	*Rutgers (0-0)		​	​
10/31​	Sat	@	#11​	*Michigan (0-0)		​	​
11/7​	Sat	@	#14​	*Iowa (0-0)		​	​
11/14​	Sat	vs.	#45​	*Indiana (0-0)		​	​
11/21​	Sat	@	#71​	*Maryland (0-0)		​	​
11/28​	Sat	vs.	#57​	*Northwestern (0-0)		​	​
12/5​	Sat	vs.	#2​	*Ohio State (0-0)		​	​
12/12​	Sat	@	#7​	*Penn State (0-0)

 

[MilwaukeeBoilerFan]

Purdue goes 6-2 and will play MSU in the championship series. What say you?

Oct 24 - Iowa (w)
Oct 31 - @ Illinois (w)
Nov 7 - @ Wisconsin (l)
Nov 14 - Northwestern (w)
Nov 21 - @ Minnesota (l)
Nov 28 - Rutgers (w)
Dec 5 - Nebraska (w)
Dec 12 - @ Indiana (W)
Dec 19 - MSU

New coach for MSU and Michigan, Ohio State and Penn State...nope.

 

[TMFT]

I wouldn't be surprised to see PU at 6-2. They've been so Jeckyll-Hyde under Brohm that I also wouldn't be surprised to see them take down like a Wisconsin & lose to an Illinois or Northwestern in an upset.

I think they're more likely to come into the bucket at 4-3 or 3-4, same for IU and playing for a better champions week slot/bowl eligibility (if bowls are a thing this year).

Mostly though, I think most teams' W/L is going to be decided in large part by how COVID quarantining hits their depth charts. Like, if Bell & starting QB are down for a game is a hell of a loss. Or GK & Neal. And no one has anyone idea when those are going to happen and to who, week-to-week.

 

[mryankee2397]

I wouldn't be surprised to see PU at 6-2. They've been so Jeckyll-Hyde under Brohm that I also wouldn't be surprised to see them take down like a Wisconsin & lose to an Illinois or Northwestern in an upset.

I think they're more likely to come into the bucket at 4-3 or 3-4, same for IU and playing for a better champions week slot/bowl eligibility (if bowls are a thing this year).

Mostly though, I think most teams' W/L is going to be decided in large part by how COVID quarantining hits their depth charts. Like, if Bell & starting QB are down for a game is a hell of a loss. Or GK & Neal. And no one has anyone idea when those are going to happen and to who, week-to-week.

it has already caused nd to postpone a game. only time will tell how many more games will be affected