The Big Ten’s Week 2 college football schedule dominates the landscape with must-watch games, including Texas vs Michigan, Iowa State vs Iowa, and Colorado vs Nebraska. Can any other conference offer anything better? No! First of all, when Texas invades Ann Arbor to play Michigan, the game will feature two of the four college football teams from the 2023 playoffs including the National Champion Wolverines. Both teams enter the Big House ranked in the top ten. The Cy-Hawk Trophy is up for grabs between the Cyclones and Hawkeyes as Iowa football coach Kirk Ferentz returns to the sideline following a one game suspension. And last, but not least, Coach Prime Deion Sanders and his Colorado Buffaloes face freshman phenom Dylan Raiola and the Nebraska Huskers on NBC’s Big Ten Saturday Night.
Elsewhere around the Big Ten Conference, Ryan Day has concerns at Ohio State, despite a 52-6 win over Akron last week. Specifically, he was not happy with the performance of his new starting guards.
We have Friday Night Lights with two Big Ten teams in action. Find out what the Indiana Hoosiers and Northwestern Wildcats have to do in their respective games.
Speaking of Friday Night games have you noticed Michigan football never plays on Friday? Michigan’s Athletic Director Ward Manuel’s explains why. Plus we head into the weekend with our Pigskin Picks. It is all here on Locked on Big 10 with Craig Shemon. Don’t miss this in-depth analysis of the Big Ten’s path to success this week 2 college football. Tune in for unique insights and expert predictions.
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