In The Bleachers Podcast: 2008 Big Ten Preview

InTheBleachers.net by Senior Analyst Written on August 22, 2008
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The Big Ten is the conference under a lot of scrutiny, in terms of the quality of its teams, the past few years, and it's the topic of discussion in this week's In The Bleachers Podcast. Jeff Brancolini brings another great Chopshop this weeks as he ranks the Big Ten based on the cities in which its schools are located.

Oops Pow Surprise from Black Heart Gold Pants spent 40 minutes on the show talking a lot about Iowa football, and how he comes up with such great sayings for Joe Paterno on his blog.

My next guest was Adam Nettina from the College Football News. Adam and I do a brief overview of the rest of the Big Ten and talk about teams in the middle of the pack fighting for bowl eligibility.

To listen to the episode, you can download it here, or subscribe as laid out below.

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Enjoy this week’s episode of In The Bleachers, and if you have any questions or comments to the show, please email them to inthebleachers AT gmail DOT com.

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written on August 22, 2008 Preview/Prediction

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