Ohio State and Indiana stay on top, but Nebraska's rise and Washington's stumble shake up Michael Cohen's latest Big Ten Power Rankings.

Ohio State grabbed control of the conference, Indiana showed weakness, and Michigan stayed put during its bye week.

Free Press sports writer Tony Garcia breaks down the Big Ten power rankings with just three weeks remaining in the regular season.

The week delivered fireworks in the Big Ten Conference. Indiana survived an upset scare against Penn State with an incredible last-second touchdown. Oregon did similarly on the road at Iowa, though it did so with a rain-soaked 39-yard field goal. Those two teams remained firmly in the hunt for a Big Ten with the statement road wins.

Cleveland.com's expanded approach transforms its traditional preseason poll into weekly power rankings that reflect the true state of the 18-team conference.

T.J. Lateef earned the Big 10 Co-Freshman of the Week award after becoming the fifth true freshman to start at quarterback for Nebraska (the 2nd in 2 years) since 1950 and helped lead the Huskers to a road victory over UCLA in his hometown on Saturday night.

Led by preseason champ pick UCLA, here are the first USA TODAY Sports Network Big Ten women's basketball power rankings.

Nebraska’s Emmett Johnson and TJ Lateef were recognized for their performances in Saturday’s win over UCLA on Monday afternoon.

On Sunday, the Michigan State Spartans get set to take on the Washington Huskies in the 2025 Big Ten Women’s Soccer Championship Game.

QB Julian Sayin (303 passing yards) and WR Jeremiah Smith (10 catches, 137 yards) led Buckeyes to a 34-10 rout of Purdue. Over the past three games, Sayin has completed 83 of 99 passes (83.8%) for 1,012 yards and nine TDs with one interception.