Big Ten Football: Win Total Projections Released for Every Team
In this story:
Projection season has arrived for college football. With spring practices in the rearview mirror and a few months until fall camp begins, FanDuel has released over/under win totals for every team in the Big Ten entering the 2025 season.
The usual suspects are at the top of the Big Ten once again. FanDuel set win totals at 10.5 for Ohio State, Oregon, and Penn State for the 2025 season. Oregon won the Big Ten title last year, defeating Penn State in the championship game.
Although Ohio State did not play in Indianapolis, the Buckeyes made an incredible run through the College Football Playoff to win another national championship.
Northwestern and Purdue sit at the bottom of the Big Ten, as FanDuel projects an over/under of 3.5 wins for both teams this coming season.
Here's a complete look at FanDuel's over/under win totals for every team in the Big Ten.
2025 Big Ten over/under win projections (highest to lowest)
- Ohio State Buckeyes — 10.5 wins
- Oregon Ducks — 10.5 wins
- Penn State Nittany Lions — 10.5 wins
- Indiana Hoosiers — 8.5 wins
- Michigan Wolverines — 8.5 wins
- Illinois Fighting Illini — 7.5 wins
- Iowa Hawkeyes — 7.5 wins
- Nebraska Cornhuskers — 7.5 wins
- USC Trojans — 7.5 wins
- Washington Huskies — 7.5 wins
- Minnesota Golden Gophers — 6.5 wins
- Michigan State Spartans — 5.5 wins
- UCLA Bruins — 5.5 wins
- Wisconsin Badgers — 5.5 wins
- Maryland Terrapins — 4.5 wins
- Northwestern Wildcats — 3.5 wins
- Purdue Boilermakers — 3.5 wins
Related stories on college football
HAVE WE LOST THE PLOT IN COLLEGE FOOTBALL? Over the last decade, college football has become more about debate than actual performance. Have we lost the plot with this great sport? CLICK HERE
KICKOFF TIME ANNOUNCED FOR PURDUE-NOTRE DAME: The kickoff time has been announced for Purdue's trip to South Bend for a rivalry clash with Notre Dame during the 2025 college football season. CLICK HERE
Dustin Schutte is the publisher of Purdue Boilermakers on SI and has spent more than a decade working in sports journalism. His career began in 2013, when he covered Big Ten football. He remained in that role for eight years before working at On SI to cover the Boilermakers. Dustin graduated from Manchester University in Indiana in 2010, where he played for the men's tennis team.
Follow SchutteDustin