Talk about a split league

[ajk4st8]

Michigan St. (8) 7-1 19-2
Wisconsin (13) 7-1 17-3
Purdue 7-1 16-5
Indiana (11) 6-1 17-3
Ohio St. 6-2 15-6


Minnesota 3-4 13-6
Iowa 3-6 10-12
Penn St. 2-6 10-10
Illinois 2-7 10-12
Michigan 1-8 5-16
Northwestern 0-7 7-11


Thats a lot of poor teams.

[SouthernHawk]

Considering Minnesota isn't a "poor team", and Iowa has played all but Ohio State down to the wire, I'd hardly say that the bottom half is poor.

The league definitely isn't that strong this year, but the top 3 teams - Michigan State, Wisconsin, and Indiana - I think can make a decent run in the Tourney.

Of course, I've been wrong before.

[CrossCyed]

The bottom 4 teams are pretty god awful. I'd separate it into the following tiers.

Michigan St. (8) 7-1 19-2
Wisconsin (13) 7-1 17-3
Indiana (11) 6-1 17-3

Purdue 7-1 16-5
Ohio St. 6-2 15-6

Minnesota 3-4 13-6

Iowa 3-6 10-12

Penn St. 2-6 10-10
Illinois 2-7 10-12









Michigan 1-8 5-16
Northwestern 0-7 7-11

[ISUCyclones]

Originally Posted by SouthernHawk

Considering Minnesota isn't a "poor team", and Iowa has played all but Ohio State down to the wire, I'd hardly say that the bottom half is poor.

The league definitely isn't that strong this year, but the top 3 teams - Michigan State, Wisconsin, and Indiana - I think can make a decent run in the Tourney.

Of course, I've been wrong before.

The Hawks have an endless supply of crack.