The Big Ten has suffered two high-profile losses this season (hello, Michigan and Iowa), but let’s not ignore the low-profile defeats, courtesy of Northwestern’s implosion at Tulane and UCLA’s dismal loss at UNLV.

Oregon’s surge and Michigan’s stumble highlight a changing dynamic in the Big Ten. FOX Sports' Michael Cohen offers up his updated Big Ten power rankings.

The Big Ten's elite passers continued to stay elite in Week 2. There were exceptions-- Bryce Underwood got a return to Earth, for instance. But on the whole, th

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

There is some shake up in our Week 3 Big Ten Football Power Rankings after some important Week 2 games involving top teams.

With each passing week, a layer on the onion that is the Big Ten gets peeled back and the true core of the conference shows itself even more. Though there's not a ton of movement this week, perceptions are starting to form around each team with one week remaining before league play begins for everybody (there are two Big Ten matchups in Week 3).

Ohio State remains at the top of the rankings after a dominant start to its season. Oregon delivered an impressive performance with a nearly 70-point victory over Oklahoma State. UCLA is the only Big Ten team with an 0-2 record,