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October, 20, 2009

Oct 20

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By Adam Rittenberg

Posted by ESPN.com's Adam Rittenberg

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Despite two Big Ten losses, at least one Michigan player still has a rosy outlook, annarbor.com's Dave Birkett writes. Former Wolverines player Justin Feagin was arraigned on felony drug charges, M.L. Elrick and Mark Synder write in the Detroit Free Press.
Head coach Jim Tressel has survived other crisis periods in his Ohio State tenure, but his current dilemma with quarterback Terrelle Pryor could be different, Rob Oller writes in The Columbus Dispatch.
Penn State needs quarterback Daryll Clark to be at his best Saturday at Michigan, Bob Flounders writes in The (Harrisburg) Patriot-News. The Lions add a big recruit (literally) for 2010, Philip Cmor writes in The Altoona Mirror.
Youth is being served at running back for Michigan State, Eric Lacy writes in The Detroit News. Spartan Stadium hasn't been kind to Iowa in recent years.
Iowa seems to be at its best in desperate situations this season, Andy Hamilton writes in the Iowa City Press-Citizen. The initial BCS standings bode well for an Iowa run to the national title game, Lindsey Willhite writes in the Daily Herald.
The Des Moines Register's Sean Keeler hands out his Big Ten midseason awards.
A dumb move from Goldy Gopher at Penn State, Michael Rand writes in the Star Tribune.
Purdue's hard work this season finally got rewarded against Ohio State, Mike Carmin writes in The (Lafayette) Journal and Courier.
Northwestern has been hindered by a banged-up defense and no run game this season, Teddy Greenstein writes in the Chicago Tribune.

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Purdue Boilermakers, Minnesota Golden Gophers, Penn State Nittany Lions, Big Ten Conference, Michigan State Spartans, Northwestern Wildcats, Ohio State Buckeyes, Michigan Wolverines, Iowa Hawkeyes, Terrelle Pryor, Jim Tressel, Daryll Clark, Justin Feagin

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