It's been a great time to be in the Big Ten these last few years. While the conference has long been the leader in the race to accrue television revenue thanks to the transfer portal and NIL era, we've seen those financial advantages pay off on the field.

There could be some big changes at the top of the Big Ten football rankings in 2025, according to ESPN's prediction model.

Our College Football Playoff predictor is back. Here's how it came together and what to watch as Ohio State aims for a repeat.

The Huskies will be hard-pressed to do much better in the secondary than they did in 2024, when they ranked second in the country with the fewest passing yards allowed per game. Washington returns cornerback Ephesians Prysock and has added fellow 6-foot-4 cornerback Tacario Davis to the mix.

UCLA is coming into this year with three main goals. One being getting a positive record. Last year, the Bruins went 5-7. After going 5-7, they missed out on a

10. Iowa: Don’t be surprised if Mark Gronowski, a South Dakota State transfer, emerges as one of the best quarterbacks in the conference. If the Hawkeyes play their standard brand of defense under coordinator Phil Parker, they could finish far closer to the top of the conference than the bottom — and this projection could look downright foolish.

Can any program go loss-less this college football season? The odds say that a few teams not located in Austin, Texas have the best chance.

The Big Ten’s CFP format proposal has sparked plenty of takes. Here’s how UNC coach Bill Belichick responded to the playoff expansion talk.

Big Ten Football is about to return to NBC and Peacock to kick off the 2025 season, and with the return of the game comes the return of a football and broadcasting legend.