The Big Ten has Division Names

[BitsTD]

The Leaders and Legends.

Maybe someone that follows the Big 10 can explain it.

The only reason I am posting this is because SDSU got a mention in the article.

http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/footbal...n=ncaaf-295361

[RabbitObsessed]

Re: The Big Ten has Division Names

Awful names.

[jacksdistance]

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They could have made better division names and still kept the names of the awards. I actually liked the award names.

[propar80]

Re: The Big Ten has Division Names

Awful names.

Agree...VERY forgettable and very confusing.

Go Jacks!!

[goon]

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As Matt Zimmer would say, those names are lame.

[bigticket1]

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As a Gopher fan I can apply some self-smack - since they haven't won a conference football title since they tied for it in 1967, they definitely qualify for the Legend division.

[89rabbit]

Re: The Big Ten has Division Names

The Leaders and Legends.

Maybe someone that follows the Big 10 can explain it.

The only reason I am posting this is because SDSU got a mention in the article.

http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/footbal...n=ncaaf-295361

I like the reference to our Alumni Association

. . . Yes, they realize that Michigan, noted home to the "leaders and best," is in the Legends Division. (The Wolverines also miss their opportunity, at long last, to be the actual "Champions of the West.") No, they didn't just crib these names from Road & Travel Magazine or Jim Delany's bottom-dwelling fantasy football teams. Highly trained professionals spent many months, many hundreds of man-hours and many thousands of dollars to get exactly what they wanted: Division names they can share with South Dakota State University's Distinguished Alumni Awards Banquet. . . . (read more)


Go State!

[mitchellrabbit]

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Looks like they might be reconsidering the names. smart move if they do.

http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/footbal...gten-divisions