Big Ten Power Ratings: Week 10

1) Ohio State (8-0)
bye

2) Penn State (8-0)
bye

3) Minnesota (8-0)
bye

4) Wisconsin (6-2)
bye

5) Michigan (7-2)
Wolverines have held every opponent to under 300 yards of offense since the mauling in Madison.

6) Iowa (6-2)
bye

7) Indiana (7-2)
Off to its best start since 1993, and could be ranked for the first time ever in the CFB Playoff rankings (and the first time in the AP Poll since 1994).

8) Illinois (5-4)
Leads the nation in defensive touchdowns and takeaways.

9) Michigan State (4-4)
bye

10) Purdue (3-6)
This team is going to be a force in the Big Ten West next year.

11) Nebraska (4-5)
Scott Frost is now off to an 8-13 start after losing to Indiana and Purdue in back-to-back weeks.

12) Maryland (3-6)
Mike Locksley is now 6-36 as a head coach.

13) Northwestern (1-7)
Hard to believe a lot of these same players went 8-1 in the Big Ten last season.

14) Rutgers (2-7)
Has scored 44 more points than Northwestern has this season.

Latest Big Ten YPP differential/game (FCS games not included):

Ohio St +3.64
Minnesota +2.33
Wisconsin +2.27
Penn St +1.92
Michigan +1.54
Indiana +1.16
Iowa +1.03
Michigan St +0.34
Nebraska -0.05
Illinois -0.14
Maryland -0.42
Purdue -0.6
Northwestern -1.5
Rutgers -2.06
— BiggerTen (@BiggerTen) November 3, 2019