It sounded like it would be a good game. Snooze. Maybe someday I will pay attention. I learned that there is a reason coaches stick it out when they are 1-11. Nobody likes a quitter.
Here is the rest for the foreseeable future:
https://www.chicagotribune.com/sports/college/ct-big-ten-bowl-picks-greenstein-20191226-qvukvzpoorgxxm3f2h73keibre-story.html
Geez, Michigan State. I can't believe they are still playing football. Later in the schedule, or included on it or before, is Illinois. Just like their basketball team, I don't really know why, but the Illini suddenly gained some traction and they earned it.
Brandon Peters missed the last game for Illinois against Northwestern with another concussion. Lovie says he is "ready to go" for the bowl game. And he still has another year of eligibility.
As always, and what we do around here, is consider those who didn't even make it this far. Maryland, Nebraska, Northwestern, and Purdue is the answer to that question.
In the meantime, who on earth would want to play for or against Michigan State?
Wake Forest used to be good in basketball but they are not good at basketball anymore.
In the meantime there is Miami and Louisiana Tech. Funny joke: I am certain neither of those schools offer online classes.
More to the point, it still means a lot to the fans and those involved with each and every game. Even the Walk On Bowl.
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