There were other preseason predictions for the Iowa Hawkeyes and the Big Ten conference. Just before Big Ten Media Days, the 2022 preseason press poll courtesy of Cleveland.com was released.
In the Big Ten East, Ohio State received all 36 first-place votes. Meanwhile, in the Big Ten West, Wisconsin received 31 first-place votes. The Iowa Hawkeyes received the next first-place votes in the West with three, and finished second in the preseason projections.
The Badgers scored 246 points, while the Hawkeyes scored 198. There wasn’t much of a difference between No. 2 and No. 3 as far as fans were concerned between the top two teams in the West, but Minnesota was 36 points behind. last Iowa with 162 total. the third point.
After those three, Purdue had 153 points, Nebraska had 123, Illinois had 65 and Northwestern had 61.
In the East, Michigan was the clear No. 2 with 203 points. After that, Penn State came in third place with 169 points, Michigan State came in fourth place with 162 points, Maryland came in fifth place with 104 points, and Rutgers came in. ranked sixth, with 60 points, while Indiana ranked seventh, with 58 points.
How well will the CBS Sports pundits agree with the Big Ten media’s conference predictions? Thanks to votes from a panel of football experts from both 247Sports and CBS Sports, CBS Sports was able to release its CBS Sports 131 Preseason Ratings.
These rankings include every FBS program from 1 to 131. Where does each Big Ten team rank from worst to first? Let’s take a look below.
14 Indiana Hoosiers
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13 Illinois Fighting Illini
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Season opener: Aug. 27 vs. Wyoming at 3 p.m
12 Northwestern Wildcats
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11 Rutgers Scarlet Knights
Season Opener: September 3 at Boston College at 11:00
10 Maryland Terrapins
Vincent Carchietta-USA TODAY Sports
Season opener: Sept. 3 vs. Buffalo at 11 a.m
9 Nebraska Cornhuskers
Opening season: August. 27 on the Northwest side at 11:30 a.m. (in Dublin, Ireland)
8 Purdue Boilermakers
Season opener: Sept. 1 vs. Penn State at 7 p.m
7 Minnesota Golden Gophers
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Season Opener: Sept. 1 vs. New Mexico State 8 p.m
6 Iowa Hawkeyes
Season Opener: Sept. 3 vs. South Dakota State at 11 a.m
5 Michigan State Spartans
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Season opener: Sept. 2 vs. Western Michigan 6 p.m
4 Penn State Nittany Lions
Season opener: Sept. 1 at Purdue at 7 p.m.
3 Wisconsin Badgers
Harrison Barden-USA TODAY Sports
Season opener: Sept. 3 vs. Illinois State at 6 p.m
2 Michigan Wolverines
Season Opener: Sept. 3 vs. Colorado State at 11 a.m
1 Ohio State Buckeyes
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Season opener: Sept. 3 vs. Notre Dame 6:30 p.m
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