Schlabach: Five Big Ten predictions

kcudah posted 8/22/2007 from sports.espn.go.com [flag]

Peering into the crystal ball revealed the following five predictions for the 2007 Big Ten season: 1. The Wisconsin-Michigan winner takes the Big Ten title Both teams will be unbeaten going into their Nov. 10 showdown at Camp Randall Stadium. Jake Long, left, and Lloyd Carr are among the many who have high expectations for Michigan. The Badgers' biggest scare will come at Penn State on ... [link]

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