Big Ten Preview

1. Ohio State
2. Wisconsin
3. Penn State
4. Illinois
5. Michigan
6. Iowa
7. Purdue
8. Michigan State
9. Indiana
10. Northwestern
11. Minnesota

OFFENSIVE MVP
Chris Beanie Wells, RB Ohio State
Beanie runs incredibly hard and may be the toughest tailback in the nation to bring down. Wells is a Heisman contender this season following last year’s 1,609 rushing yards and 15 touchdowns, while playing hurt most of the year.

DEFENSIVE MVP
James Laurinaitis, LB Ohio State
Last season’s Butkus Award winner is back for his senior season, Laurinaitis is flanked by Marcus Freeman, which will allow him to be free to make plays on the ball, and keep the Buckeye’s defense atop the NCAA.

SPECIAL TEAMS MVP
Austin Starr, K Indiana
A finalist for the Lou Groza Award and a school record setter last year, Starr looks to continue his record setting ways. Starr hit 21-of-23 field goals last season, including 15 consecutive and sent the Hoosiers to a bowl game with his game-winner against Purdue.