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Message: [QUOTE="fieldystick, post: 4632772, member: 8152"] The Big Ten is the clear second conference behind the ACC. But the Big Ten also [B][I]will not [/I][/B]get 6 bids. I think anywhere from 3-5 is realistic, but 5 requires someone outside of the top trio to win the AQ. Rutgers, Michigan, and Ohio State have real issues with their cases for at-larges, and they will be mutually exclusive to solve them. Michigan and OSU have .500 problems, for example. Both need two wins in their next two games to have a realistic shot at finishing .500 or above. And guess what... they have to play each other. I'm also 99% sure that he's wrong about all these teams having at least 3 top 20 wins, unless my data is wrong, which is a problem because I'm basically done with tomorrow's post. OSU wins: 8 UNCCH 12 RU UM win: 6 UMCP [/QUOTE]