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Take a look at this. Institution Location Founded Joined Type Enrollment Endowment (millions) Nickname Colors East Division Indiana University Bloomington Bloomington, Indiana 1820 1899[a] Public 42,552 $3,317 Hoosiers University of Maryland, College Park College Park, Maryland 1856 2014 Public (land-grant) 40,709 $1,993 Terrapins University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Michigan 1817 1896, 1917[b] Public 47,907 $17,022 Wolverines Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan 1855 1950[c] Public (land-grant) 49,695 $3,926 Spartans Ohio State University Columbus, Ohio 1870 1912 61,369 $6,814 Buckeyes Pennsylvania State University University Park, Pennsylvania 1855 1990[d] 45,901 $4,613 Nittany Lions Rutgers University New Brunswick–Piscataway, New Jersey 1766 2014 50,411 $2,000 Scarlet Knights West Division University of Illinois Urbana–Champaign Urbana-Champaign, Illinois 1867 1896 Public (land-grant) 52,331 $3,380 Fighting Illini University of Iowa Iowa City, Iowa 1847 1899[e] Public 30,448 $3,137 Hawkeyes University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota 1851 1896 Public (land-grant) 52,017 $5,443 Golden Gophers University of Nebraska–Lincoln Lincoln, Nebraska 1869 2011 25,057 $2,310 Cornhuskers Northwestern University Evanston, Illinois 1851 1896 Private not-for-profit (non-sectarian) 22,316 $14,958 Wildcats Purdue University West Lafayette, Indiana 1869 Public (land-grant) 45,869 $3,584 Boilermakers University of Wisconsin–Madison Madison, Wisconsin 1848 47,935 $3,981 Badgers Now lets include the Southern California schools.

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If Moore does go to UCLA its because of the status of the PAC and he would be recognized more in the Big. At this point in time the PAC is just a glorified Mountain West.

Dont worry UCLA will lose annually to Iowa.

Sounds more and more like Bo is staying put for another year.

Offensively Lanning was great in my book -offensive plays go bad for every team incl Georgia. The D was very much a disappointment for me but Im not throwing the towel in yet. I like the guy and he's a great face for Duck football -I like his energy. I just wish he could put our LBs in a better space to help with the run D.

I hope he will make the right decision and stay with the Ducks Whatever he choses I hope the best for him. With all his experience I would think any good recruit would like play behind him for a year, it would be a great learning experience.

Moore will go to the best NIL offered.

Wow, sad day for sure.

Lets get more D players, this is great news!!

The big problem these days is that commitments are not commitments until they actually sign into to the school. I believe it when I see them in a uniform on the practice field.

I thought that Oregon was his dream school?

I have no doubt that it will take at least 2 plus years for the Buffs to have a winning season

Bo is very good at making a broken play count.

Bo brought us 9 wins--He is why we are in a Bowl. Plus, Bo Nix is FUN to watch.

Theres DJ Uiagalelei--maybe?

Bring on Stony Brook!!!

If Nix doesnt play I will not watch. Neither of the other QBs had any meaningful game time this year.

Bulldogs all the way-

I could say a lot of bad and I could say a lot of good but no true Ducks fan that I know is going to call losses to both rivals a successful season, but I really cant blame it all on Lanning as I saw our D pretty much give up the last few minutes of the Civil War--or whatever you want to call that game. Here's to a better 23. As an old friend use to say, " Offense sells tickets and Defense wins Championships"

I agree with most but I would give DL a C -the D was bad. LR I would give a B-. DeBoer was the guy I wanted for the Ducks originally.

In My book losing the the Huskies and Beavers is a failure. But its just football. No biggie.

Did we even have an edge rusher?

Since keeping a 17 point lead was not important to the Ducks I would imagine that a lower bowl isnt either.

The Playoffs have changed everything and the more teams in the playoffs the less the bowls will matter-- Welcome to what we all wanted.