When it comes to Big Ten football, there was arguably no bigger regular-season battle this season than Ohio State vs. Indiana.
OSU quarterback Julian Sayin went down with an injury late in that one, but Indiana wide receiver Nick Marsh failed to get a foot in bounds on the endzone on 4th and four, which ended the Hoosiers' winning streak.
Michigan felt like benching QB Bryce Underwood was their best path forward, so to say it was a noteworthy week would be an understatement.
Remember: Iowa, USC, Minnesota, and Illinois had byes this week.
Big Ten football power rankings after Week 7
- Ohio State Buckeyes (6-1)
- Indiana Hoosiers (6-1)
- UCLA Bruins (6-0)
- USC Trojans (6-1)
- Iowa Hawkeyes (5-1)
- Northwestern Wildcats (5-1)
- Oregon Ducks (4-2)
- Nebraska Cornhuskers (5-2)
- Wisconsin Badgers (4-2)
- Minnesota Golden Gophers (4-2)
- Washington Huskies (4-3)
- Michigan Wolverines (4-2)
- Purdue Boilermakers (3-4)
- Illinois Fighting Illini (3-3)
- Penn State Nittany Lions (3-4)
- Rutgers Scarlet Knights (2-4)
- Michigan State Spartans (2-5)
- Maryland Terrapins (2-5)
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