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Before 2014: Every figure covers the full season, all opponents and the postseason included; success rate, EPA and explosiveness are the provider's season figures.

Big Ten, 2009

Rank within the division. Teal is top 10, orange is bottom 10. Sorted by top-10 ranks minus bottom-10 ranks. The three count columns (top-10 classes, top-10 wins, top-25 wins) are not ranks and are not scored. Hover a team for its score, a rank for the numbers.

SeasonTeamTop-10 clsprior 5T10 WregT25 WregTotal offenseScoring offenseTotal defenseScoring defensePoint marginTurnover marginPossessionReturning passingof last yrReturning receivingof last yrReturning rushingof last yrTeam talentOffensive EPADefensive EPAOffensive success rateDefensive success rateOffensive explosivenessDefensive explosiveness
2009Ohio State11–21 — at or above the median (Top-10 classes in the 5 recruiting cycles before that season: median of 11 Big Ten teams in 2009. Range 0–3.)— (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.) (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.)— (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.) (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.)#68 (of 120 teams · 369.0 yds/g · 4,797 yds)#49 (of 120 teams · 29.0 pts/g · 377 points)#5 — top 10 (of 120 teams · 262.3 yds/g allowed · 3,410 yds)#5 — top 10 (of 120 teams · 12.5 pts/g allowed · 163 points)#8 — top 10 (of 120 teams · +16.5 /g · +214 on the season)#5 — top 10 (of 120 teams · +17 on the season · 35 taken, 18 given · +1.31 /g)#30 (of 120 teams · 19:21 /g · 4h 12m on the season)— (— of last season's passing plays returning (CFBD usage, a share of plays, not yards))— (— of last season's receiving plays returning (CFBD usage, a share of plays, not yards))— (— of last season's rushing plays returning (CFBD usage, a share of plays, not yards))— (— composite · a squad total, so not comparable across seasons)#71 (of 120 teams · 0.036 predicted points added per play · not opponent-adjusted)#8 — top 10 (of 120 teams · -0.037 allowed per play · lower is better, so #1 is the best defense)#76 (of 120 teams · 40% of plays successful)#11 (of 120 teams · 36% of opponent plays successful · lower is better)#64 (of 120 teams · 0.916 average PPA on successful plays)#2 — top 10 (of 120 teams · 0.777 allowed on opponent successes · lower is better)
Medianof 11 Big Ten teams in 20090 (Top-10 classes in the 5 recruiting cycles before that season: median of 11 Big Ten teams in 2009. Range 0–3.)— (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.) (Regular-season wins over teams ranked 1–10 in the final Playoff Committee Rankings: median of 11 Big Ten teams in 2009. Regular season only, with each opponent's rank frozen at the final regular-season poll — so a team you pin is measured against games it could also have played.)— (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.) (Regular-season wins over teams ranked 1–25 in the final Playoff Committee Rankings: median of 11 Big Ten teams in 2009. Regular season only, with each opponent's rank frozen at the final regular-season poll — so a team you pin is measured against games it could also have played.)#53 (Total offense: median of 11 Big Ten teams in 2009. Range #30–#109. 0 of 11 in the top 10.)#58 (Scoring offense: median of 11 Big Ten teams in 2009. Range #25–#100. 0 of 11 in the top 10.)#62 (Total defense: median of 11 Big Ten teams in 2009. Range #5–#91. 3 of 11 in the top 10.)#55 (Scoring defense: median of 11 Big Ten teams in 2009. Range #3–#96. 3 of 11 in the top 10.)#59 (Point margin: median of 11 Big Ten teams in 2009. Range #6–#89. 2 of 11 in the top 10.)#52 (Turnover margin: median of 11 Big Ten teams in 2009. Range #5–#115. 1 of 11 in the top 10.)#72 (Possession: median of 11 Big Ten teams in 2009. Range #1–#102. 2 of 11 in the top 10.)— (No team has a rank for this)— (No team has a rank for this)— (No team has a rank for this)— (No team has a rank for this)#67 (Offensive EPA: median of 11 Big Ten teams in 2009. Range #10–#105. 1 of 11 in the top 10.)#53 (Defensive EPA: median of 11 Big Ten teams in 2009. Range #8–#106. 2 of 11 in the top 10.)#62 (Offensive success rate: median of 11 Big Ten teams in 2009. Range #9–#111. 2 of 11 in the top 10.)#60 (Defensive success rate: median of 11 Big Ten teams in 2009. Range #11–#108. 0 of 11 in the top 10.)#72 (Offensive explosiveness: median of 11 Big Ten teams in 2009. Range #35–#107. 0 of 11 in the top 10.)#50 (Defensive explosiveness: median of 11 Big Ten teams in 2009. Range #2–#119. 2 of 11 in the top 10.)
2009Penn State11–21 — at or above the median (Top-10 classes in the 5 recruiting cycles before that season: median of 11 Big Ten teams in 2009. Range 0–3.)— (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.) (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.)— (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.) (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.)#37 (of 120 teams · 406.9 yds/g · 5,290 yds)#52 (of 120 teams · 28.9 pts/g · 375 points)#9 — top 10 (of 120 teams · 274.5 yds/g allowed · 3,568 yds)#3 — top 10 (of 120 teams · 12.2 pts/g allowed · 159 points)#6 — top 10 (of 120 teams · +16.6 /g · +216 on the season)#26 (of 120 teams · +6 on the season · 23 taken, 17 given · +0.46 /g)#1 — top 10 (of 120 teams · 21:05 /g · 4h 34m on the season)— (— of last season's passing plays returning (CFBD usage, a share of plays, not yards))— (— of last season's receiving plays returning (CFBD usage, a share of plays, not yards))— (— of last season's rushing plays returning (CFBD usage, a share of plays, not yards))— (— composite · a squad total, so not comparable across seasons)#36 (of 120 teams · 0.076 predicted points added per play · not opponent-adjusted)#16 (of 120 teams · -0.025 allowed per play · lower is better, so #1 is the best defense)#10 — top 10 (of 120 teams · 46% of plays successful)#14 (of 120 teams · 36% of opponent plays successful · lower is better)#104 (of 120 teams · 0.856 average PPA on successful plays)#61 (of 120 teams · 0.919 allowed on opponent successes · lower is better)
2009Iowa11–21 — at or above the median (Top-10 classes in the 5 recruiting cycles before that season: median of 11 Big Ten teams in 2009. Range 0–3.)— (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.) (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.)— (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.) (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.)#89 (of 120 teams · 336.3 yds/g · 4,372 yds)#86 (of 120 teams · 23.1 pts/g · 301 points)#10 — top 10 (of 120 teams · 276.5 yds/g allowed · 3,595 yds)#8 — top 10 (of 120 teams · 15.4 pts/g allowed · 200 points)#32 (of 120 teams · +7.8 /g · +101 on the season)#52 (of 120 teams · +2 on the season · 30 taken, 28 given · +0.15 /g)#23 (of 120 teams · 19:29 /g · 4h 13m on the season)— (— of last season's passing plays returning (CFBD usage, a share of plays, not yards))— (— of last season's receiving plays returning (CFBD usage, a share of plays, not yards))— (— of last season's rushing plays returning (CFBD usage, a share of plays, not yards))— (— composite · a squad total, so not comparable across seasons)#105 (of 120 teams · -0.017 predicted points added per play · not opponent-adjusted)#10 — top 10 (of 120 teams · -0.030 allowed per play · lower is better, so #1 is the best defense)#96 (of 120 teams · 38% of plays successful)#15 (of 120 teams · 36% of opponent plays successful · lower is better)#72 (of 120 teams · 0.905 average PPA on successful plays)#21 (of 120 teams · 0.856 allowed on opponent successes · lower is better)
2009Wisconsin10–30 (Top-10 classes in the 5 recruiting cycles before that season: median of 11 Big Ten teams in 2009. Range 0–3.)— (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.) (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.)— (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.) (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.)#30 (of 120 teams · 416.9 yds/g · 5,420 yds)#25 (of 120 teams · 31.8 pts/g · 413 points)#17 (of 120 teams · 305.7 yds/g allowed · 3,974 yds)#33 (of 120 teams · 21.8 pts/g allowed · 283 points)#23 (of 120 teams · +10.0 /g · +130 on the season)#45 (of 120 teams · +3 on the season · 27 taken, 24 given · +0.23 /g)#4 — top 10 (of 120 teams · 20:39 /g · 4h 28m on the season)— (— of last season's passing plays returning (CFBD usage, a share of plays, not yards))— (— of last season's receiving plays returning (CFBD usage, a share of plays, not yards))— (— of last season's rushing plays returning (CFBD usage, a share of plays, not yards))— (— composite · a squad total, so not comparable across seasons)#10 — top 10 (of 120 teams · 0.128 predicted points added per play · not opponent-adjusted)#30 (of 120 teams · 0.000 allowed per play · lower is better, so #1 is the best defense)#9 — top 10 (of 120 teams · 47% of plays successful)#12 (of 120 teams · 36% of opponent plays successful · lower is better)#89 (of 120 teams · 0.877 average PPA on successful plays)#119 — bottom 10 (of 120 teams · 1.096 allowed on opponent successes · lower is better)
2009Indiana4–80 (Top-10 classes in the 5 recruiting cycles before that season: median of 11 Big Ten teams in 2009. Range 0–3.)— (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.) (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.)— (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.) (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.)#72 (of 120 teams · 365.0 yds/g · 4,380 yds)#84 (of 120 teams · 23.5 pts/g · 282 points)#88 (of 120 teams · 401.0 yds/g allowed · 4,812 yds)#91 (of 120 teams · 29.5 pts/g allowed · 354 points)#89 (of 120 teams · -6.0 /g · -72 on the season)#18 (of 120 teams · +7 on the season · 29 taken, 22 given · +0.58 /g)#82 (of 120 teams · 17:54 /g · 3h 35m on the season)— (— of last season's passing plays returning (CFBD usage, a share of plays, not yards))— (— of last season's receiving plays returning (CFBD usage, a share of plays, not yards))— (— of last season's rushing plays returning (CFBD usage, a share of plays, not yards))— (— composite · a squad total, so not comparable across seasons)#65 (of 120 teams · 0.040 predicted points added per play · not opponent-adjusted)#89 (of 120 teams · 0.077 allowed per play · lower is better, so #1 is the best defense)#62 (of 120 teams · 41% of plays successful)#108 (of 120 teams · 46% of opponent plays successful · lower is better)#95 (of 120 teams · 0.868 average PPA on successful plays)#6 — top 10 (of 120 teams · 0.806 allowed on opponent successes · lower is better)
2009Illinois3–90 (Top-10 classes in the 5 recruiting cycles before that season: median of 11 Big Ten teams in 2009. Range 0–3.)— (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.) (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.)— (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.) (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.)#47 (of 120 teams · 393.5 yds/g · 4,722 yds)#81 (of 120 teams · 24.2 pts/g · 290 points)#91 (of 120 teams · 403.3 yds/g allowed · 4,839 yds)#96 (of 120 teams · 30.2 pts/g allowed · 362 points)#89 (of 120 teams · -6.0 /g · -72 on the season)#83 (of 120 teams · -4 on the season · 16 taken, 20 given · -0.33 /g)#72 (of 120 teams · 18:18 /g · 3h 40m on the season)— (— of last season's passing plays returning (CFBD usage, a share of plays, not yards))— (— of last season's receiving plays returning (CFBD usage, a share of plays, not yards))— (— of last season's rushing plays returning (CFBD usage, a share of plays, not yards))— (— composite · a squad total, so not comparable across seasons)#31 (of 120 teams · 0.081 predicted points added per play · not opponent-adjusted)#106 (of 120 teams · 0.123 allowed per play · lower is better, so #1 is the best defense)#40 (of 120 teams · 43% of plays successful)#96 (of 120 teams · 44% of opponent plays successful · lower is better)#83 (of 120 teams · 0.883 average PPA on successful plays)#106 (of 120 teams · 1.011 allowed on opponent successes · lower is better)
2009Michigan State6–70 (Top-10 classes in the 5 recruiting cycles before that season: median of 11 Big Ten teams in 2009. Range 0–3.)— (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.) (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.)— (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.) (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.)#38 (of 120 teams · 406.2 yds/g · 5,281 yds)#36 (of 120 teams · 29.7 pts/g · 386 points)#73 (of 120 teams · 380.9 yds/g allowed · 4,951 yds)#67 (of 120 teams · 26.3 pts/g allowed · 342 points)#56 (of 120 teams · +3.4 /g · +44 on the season)#93 (of 120 teams · -6 on the season · 14 taken, 20 given · -0.46 /g)#101 (of 120 teams · 17:29 /g · 3h 47m on the season)— (— of last season's passing plays returning (CFBD usage, a share of plays, not yards))— (— of last season's receiving plays returning (CFBD usage, a share of plays, not yards))— (— of last season's rushing plays returning (CFBD usage, a share of plays, not yards))— (— composite · a squad total, so not comparable across seasons)#67 (of 120 teams · 0.040 predicted points added per play · not opponent-adjusted)#76 (of 120 teams · 0.059 allowed per play · lower is better, so #1 is the best defense)#64 (of 120 teams · 41% of plays successful)#69 (of 120 teams · 41% of opponent plays successful · lower is better)#54 (of 120 teams · 0.929 average PPA on successful plays)#52 (of 120 teams · 0.908 allowed on opponent successes · lower is better)
2009Northwestern8–50 (Top-10 classes in the 5 recruiting cycles before that season: median of 11 Big Ten teams in 2009. Range 0–3.)— (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.) (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.)— (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.) (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.)#40 (of 120 teams · 404.4 yds/g · 5,257 yds)#71 (of 120 teams · 25.9 pts/g · 337 points)#47 (of 120 teams · 350.5 yds/g allowed · 4,556 yds)#55 (of 120 teams · 24.5 pts/g allowed · 318 points)#62 (of 120 teams · +1.5 /g · +19 on the season)#45 (of 120 teams · +3 on the season · 30 taken, 27 given · +0.23 /g)#46 (of 120 teams · 18:54 /g · 4h 06m on the season)— (— of last season's passing plays returning (CFBD usage, a share of plays, not yards))— (— of last season's receiving plays returning (CFBD usage, a share of plays, not yards))— (— of last season's rushing plays returning (CFBD usage, a share of plays, not yards))— (— composite · a squad total, so not comparable across seasons)#52 (of 120 teams · 0.054 predicted points added per play · not opponent-adjusted)#33 (of 120 teams · 0.003 allowed per play · lower is better, so #1 is the best defense)#48 (of 120 teams · 42% of plays successful)#60 (of 120 teams · 40% of opponent plays successful · lower is better)#66 (of 120 teams · 0.912 average PPA on successful plays)#23 (of 120 teams · 0.859 allowed on opponent successes · lower is better)
2009Purdue5–70 (Top-10 classes in the 5 recruiting cycles before that season: median of 11 Big Ten teams in 2009. Range 0–3.)— (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.) (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.)— (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.) (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.)#53 (of 120 teams · 391.3 yds/g · 4,696 yds)#58 (of 120 teams · 27.8 pts/g · 334 points)#69 (of 120 teams · 376.6 yds/g allowed · 4,519 yds)#89 (of 120 teams · 29.1 pts/g allowed · 349 points)#77 (of 120 teams · -1.3 /g · -15 on the season)#87 (of 120 teams · -5 on the season · 24 taken, 29 given · -0.42 /g)#75 (of 120 teams · 18:14 /g · 3h 39m on the season)— (— of last season's passing plays returning (CFBD usage, a share of plays, not yards))— (— of last season's receiving plays returning (CFBD usage, a share of plays, not yards))— (— of last season's rushing plays returning (CFBD usage, a share of plays, not yards))— (— composite · a squad total, so not comparable across seasons)#81 (of 120 teams · 0.023 predicted points added per play · not opponent-adjusted)#53 (of 120 teams · 0.034 allowed per play · lower is better, so #1 is the best defense)#87 (of 120 teams · 39% of plays successful)#37 (of 120 teams · 39% of opponent plays successful · lower is better)#35 (of 120 teams · 0.961 average PPA on successful plays)#91 (of 120 teams · 0.962 allowed on opponent successes · lower is better)
2009Michigan5–73 — at or above the median (Top-10 classes in the 5 recruiting cycles before that season: median of 11 Big Ten teams in 2009. Range 0–3.)— (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.) (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.)— (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.) (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.)#59 (of 120 teams · 384.5 yds/g · 4,614 yds)#41 (of 120 teams · 29.5 pts/g · 354 points)#82 (of 120 teams · 393.3 yds/g allowed · 4,720 yds)#77 (of 120 teams · 27.5 pts/g allowed · 330 points)#59 (of 120 teams · +2.0 /g · +24 on the season)#115 — bottom 10 (of 120 teams · -12 on the season · 16 taken, 28 given · -1.00 /g)#102 (of 120 teams · 17:27 /g · 3h 29m on the season)— (— of last season's passing plays returning (CFBD usage, a share of plays, not yards))— (— of last season's receiving plays returning (CFBD usage, a share of plays, not yards))— (— of last season's rushing plays returning (CFBD usage, a share of plays, not yards))— (— composite · a squad total, so not comparable across seasons)#70 (of 120 teams · 0.038 predicted points added per play · not opponent-adjusted)#60 (of 120 teams · 0.041 allowed per play · lower is better, so #1 is the best defense)#19 (of 120 teams · 44% of plays successful)#62 (of 120 teams · 41% of opponent plays successful · lower is better)#107 (of 120 teams · 0.852 average PPA on successful plays)#28 (of 120 teams · 0.881 allowed on opponent successes · lower is better)
2009Minnesota6–70 (Top-10 classes in the 5 recruiting cycles before that season: median of 11 Big Ten teams in 2009. Range 0–3.)— (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.) (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.)— (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.) (No Playoff Committee poll for this season — the committee began in 2014. Not the same as no ranked wins.)#109 (of 120 teams · 306.5 yds/g · 3,984 yds)#100 (of 120 teams · 20.9 pts/g · 272 points)#62 (of 120 teams · 369.1 yds/g allowed · 4,799 yds)#51 (of 120 teams · 23.8 pts/g allowed · 309 points)#82 (of 120 teams · -2.9 /g · -37 on the season)#68 (of 120 teams · -1 on the season · 28 taken, 29 given · -0.08 /g)#95 (of 120 teams · 17:39 /g · 3h 49m on the season)— (— of last season's passing plays returning (CFBD usage, a share of plays, not yards))— (— of last season's receiving plays returning (CFBD usage, a share of plays, not yards))— (— of last season's rushing plays returning (CFBD usage, a share of plays, not yards))— (— composite · a squad total, so not comparable across seasons)#96 (of 120 teams · 0.001 predicted points added per play · not opponent-adjusted)#61 (of 120 teams · 0.041 allowed per play · lower is better, so #1 is the best defense)#111 — bottom 10 (of 120 teams · 36% of plays successful)#73 (of 120 teams · 42% of opponent plays successful · lower is better)#40 (of 120 teams · 0.949 average PPA on successful plays)#50 (of 120 teams · 0.904 allowed on opponent successes · lower is better)

What clusters, and what does not

One dot per team, placed by its rank within that season's division. A tight cluster is something they share; a spread is something they do not.

Big Ten, 20092009 Ohio StateBig Ten medianVertical position is spacing only — it carries no meaning.
Total offensemedian #53
Total offense. Big Ten, 2009, best rank first: 2009 Wisconsin #30 of 120; 2009 Penn State #37 of 120; 2009 Michigan State #38 of 120; 2009 Northwestern #40 of 120; 2009 Illinois #47 of 120; 2009 Purdue #53 of 120; 2009 Michigan #59 of 120; 2009 Indiana #72 of 120; 2009 Iowa #89 of 120; 2009 Minnesota #109 of 120. Marked: 2009 Ohio State, ranked 68 of 120. Big Ten median rank 53.
Scoring offensemedian #58
Scoring offense. Big Ten, 2009, best rank first: 2009 Wisconsin #25 of 120; 2009 Michigan State #36 of 120; 2009 Michigan #41 of 120; 2009 Penn State #52 of 120; 2009 Purdue #58 of 120; 2009 Northwestern #71 of 120; 2009 Illinois #81 of 120; 2009 Indiana #84 of 120; 2009 Iowa #86 of 120; 2009 Minnesota #100 of 120. Marked: 2009 Ohio State, ranked 49 of 120. Big Ten median rank 58.
Total defensemedian #62
Total defense. Big Ten, 2009, best rank first: 2009 Penn State #9 of 120; 2009 Iowa #10 of 120; 2009 Wisconsin #17 of 120; 2009 Northwestern #47 of 120; 2009 Minnesota #62 of 120; 2009 Purdue #69 of 120; 2009 Michigan State #73 of 120; 2009 Michigan #82 of 120; 2009 Indiana #88 of 120; 2009 Illinois #91 of 120. Marked: 2009 Ohio State, ranked 5 of 120. Big Ten median rank 62.
Scoring defensemedian #55
Scoring defense. Big Ten, 2009, best rank first: 2009 Penn State #3 of 120; 2009 Iowa #8 of 120; 2009 Wisconsin #33 of 120; 2009 Minnesota #51 of 120; 2009 Northwestern #55 of 120; 2009 Michigan State #67 of 120; 2009 Michigan #77 of 120; 2009 Purdue #89 of 120; 2009 Indiana #91 of 120; 2009 Illinois #96 of 120. Marked: 2009 Ohio State, ranked 5 of 120. Big Ten median rank 55.
Point marginmedian #59
Point margin. Big Ten, 2009, best rank first: 2009 Penn State #6 of 120; 2009 Wisconsin #23 of 120; 2009 Iowa #32 of 120; 2009 Michigan State #56 of 120; 2009 Michigan #59 of 120; 2009 Northwestern #62 of 120; 2009 Purdue #77 of 120; 2009 Minnesota #82 of 120; 2009 Illinois #89 of 120; 2009 Indiana #89 of 120. Marked: 2009 Ohio State, ranked 8 of 120. Big Ten median rank 59.
Turnover marginmedian #52
Turnover margin. Big Ten, 2009, best rank first: 2009 Indiana #18 of 120; 2009 Penn State #26 of 120; 2009 Northwestern #45 of 120; 2009 Wisconsin #45 of 120; 2009 Iowa #52 of 120; 2009 Minnesota #68 of 120; 2009 Illinois #83 of 120; 2009 Purdue #87 of 120; 2009 Michigan State #93 of 120; 2009 Michigan #115 of 120. Marked: 2009 Ohio State, ranked 5 of 120. Big Ten median rank 52.
Possessionmedian #72
Possession. Big Ten, 2009, best rank first: 2009 Penn State #1 of 120; 2009 Wisconsin #4 of 120; 2009 Iowa #23 of 120; 2009 Northwestern #46 of 120; 2009 Illinois #72 of 120; 2009 Purdue #75 of 120; 2009 Indiana #82 of 120; 2009 Minnesota #95 of 120; 2009 Michigan State #101 of 120; 2009 Michigan #102 of 120. Marked: 2009 Ohio State, ranked 30 of 120. Big Ten median rank 72.
Returning passing
Returning passing. Big Ten, 2009, best rank first: . Marked: 2009 Ohio State, which has no value for this metric.
Returning receiving
Returning receiving. Big Ten, 2009, best rank first: . Marked: 2009 Ohio State, which has no value for this metric.
Returning rushing
Returning rushing. Big Ten, 2009, best rank first: . Marked: 2009 Ohio State, which has no value for this metric.
Team talent
Team talent. Big Ten, 2009, best rank first: . Marked: 2009 Ohio State, which has no value for this metric.
Offensive EPAmedian #67
Offensive EPA. Big Ten, 2009, best rank first: 2009 Wisconsin #10 of 120; 2009 Illinois #31 of 120; 2009 Penn State #36 of 120; 2009 Northwestern #52 of 120; 2009 Indiana #65 of 120; 2009 Michigan State #67 of 120; 2009 Michigan #70 of 120; 2009 Purdue #81 of 120; 2009 Minnesota #96 of 120; 2009 Iowa #105 of 120. Marked: 2009 Ohio State, ranked 71 of 120. Big Ten median rank 67.
Defensive EPAmedian #53
Defensive EPA. Big Ten, 2009, best rank first: 2009 Iowa #10 of 120; 2009 Penn State #16 of 120; 2009 Wisconsin #30 of 120; 2009 Northwestern #33 of 120; 2009 Purdue #53 of 120; 2009 Michigan #60 of 120; 2009 Minnesota #61 of 120; 2009 Michigan State #76 of 120; 2009 Indiana #89 of 120; 2009 Illinois #106 of 120. Marked: 2009 Ohio State, ranked 8 of 120. Big Ten median rank 53.
Offensive success ratemedian #62
Offensive success rate. Big Ten, 2009, best rank first: 2009 Wisconsin #9 of 120; 2009 Penn State #10 of 120; 2009 Michigan #19 of 120; 2009 Illinois #40 of 120; 2009 Northwestern #48 of 120; 2009 Indiana #62 of 120; 2009 Michigan State #64 of 120; 2009 Purdue #87 of 120; 2009 Iowa #96 of 120; 2009 Minnesota #111 of 120. Marked: 2009 Ohio State, ranked 76 of 120. Big Ten median rank 62.
Defensive success ratemedian #60
Defensive success rate. Big Ten, 2009, best rank first: 2009 Wisconsin #12 of 120; 2009 Penn State #14 of 120; 2009 Iowa #15 of 120; 2009 Purdue #37 of 120; 2009 Northwestern #60 of 120; 2009 Michigan #62 of 120; 2009 Michigan State #69 of 120; 2009 Minnesota #73 of 120; 2009 Illinois #96 of 120; 2009 Indiana #108 of 120. Marked: 2009 Ohio State, ranked 11 of 120. Big Ten median rank 60.
Offensive explosivenessmedian #72
Offensive explosiveness. Big Ten, 2009, best rank first: 2009 Purdue #35 of 120; 2009 Minnesota #40 of 120; 2009 Michigan State #54 of 120; 2009 Northwestern #66 of 120; 2009 Iowa #72 of 120; 2009 Illinois #83 of 120; 2009 Wisconsin #89 of 120; 2009 Indiana #95 of 120; 2009 Penn State #104 of 120; 2009 Michigan #107 of 120. Marked: 2009 Ohio State, ranked 64 of 120. Big Ten median rank 72.
Defensive explosivenessmedian #50
Defensive explosiveness. Big Ten, 2009, best rank first: 2009 Indiana #6 of 120; 2009 Iowa #21 of 120; 2009 Northwestern #23 of 120; 2009 Michigan #28 of 120; 2009 Minnesota #50 of 120; 2009 Michigan State #52 of 120; 2009 Penn State #61 of 120; 2009 Purdue #91 of 120; 2009 Illinois #106 of 120; 2009 Wisconsin #119 of 120. Marked: 2009 Ohio State, ranked 2 of 120. Big Ten median rank 50.