Big Ten football power rankings after Week 2: Reshuffling the deck after a tough weekend

Big Ten power rankings after Week 2: An eventful week leads to some early reorganization of the Big Ten power structure

Another weekend of college football is in the books, and things took some dramatic turns around the Big Ten. Losses suffered by a handful of teams in the Big Ten West Division led to some changes in this week’s Big Ten power rankings. There is also a new team sitting on top of the conference, for now at least.

Wisconsin, Iowa, Northwestern, and Nebraska all lost non-conference matchups on their home field in Week 2, helping to allow Minnesota to move up the power ranking a bit at their expense. In the East, Michigan has yet to really be challenged, but some of the value of Ohio State‘s Week 1 victory over Notre Dame has lost some on the return investment after the Irish went down to Marshall in South Bend. Also, the Wolverines have curb-stomped their first two opponents.

So what do the power rankings look like this week around the Big Ten? Let’s have a look.