we were 4-0 last year and i had some pretty unrealistic predictions, at one point during last year i felt it was possible that we could win 9 or 10 games, then we lost to a 2-2 Iowa team 30-13 (or whatever the score was) so i am not quite as optimistic as i was last year but still, i think a lot of the big ten teams on our schedule have underachieved relative to their preseason hype, except for maybe Iowa, i thought they would be terrible, but i guess you could still argue they are since they have yet to bet a team that has won a game, Wisconsin is another, i thought that they would steadily decline into irrelevance after winning only 8 games last year and a coaching change but they still look very strong so i don't know if we will be able to pull off the upset like i felt we might have been before the season, Nothwestern looks very good as well, i don't see us beating them but other then that i think 6 of the 8 teams are very beatable.
-Iowa, i already talked about them but the only played one decent team and lost to them, all the other teams haven't won a game
-MSU, their QB situation/offense is just awful, for their first 2 games their defense scored more then their offense, and those weren't against lockdown defenses, those were against Western Michigan and South Florida
-Indiana, they have not lived up to the hype that their offense would carry them and win a lot of games, instead they are just 2-2, another 4 win season looks likely in Bloomington
-Michigan, they could have very well lost to Akron and maybe should have who has the longest road losing streak in FBS football, it came down to the last play, also UCONN is 0-3 and they could have very well lost to them, they were very lucky
-Nebraska, beat Wyoming by only 3, came down to the last play, lost to a UCLA team that is not even in the top 10 by about 20 points
-Penn state, lost to Central Florida
THIS IS AN OVERREACTION THREAD so there are 6 teams that look beatable, and if they don't figure things out by the time we play them in the absolute best case scenario 4+6=10 so 10 regular season wins and anything can happen in a bowl game, it is usally a 50-50 chance since the teams are even playing together so 11-2 in the absolute best case scenario, REMEMBER THIS IS AN OVERREACTION THREAD, NOT A REALISTIC THREAD but boy, i remind myself of when i predicted we would win the NCAA in 2016 if we landed, Whitehead, Newton, Reid, Jarvis, JP, Illikainen, Ellenson and Amir, oh well, it is an overreaction thread and all