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It’s a great time to be a former JMU coach in Big Ten power rankings

Make California Post a Preferred Source Game of the week: No. 4 UCLA (10-0 overall, 7-0 Big Ten) at Michigan (5-5, 2-5), 12:30 p.m. PST Saturday on CBS. All hail the Bruins. Having grown weary of Kyle Whittingham, a good chunk of the crowd at Michigan Stadium will undoubtedly be rooting for UCLA to all but finish off the Wolverines’ new coach near the end of a disastrous season. Meanwhile, the Bruins can set a school record for victories in a season.

1. UCLA (10-0) On the verge of a new contract, Bob Chesney needs a book deal. (Last week: 1)

2. Indiana (9-1) In Curt Cignetti we trust: Big Ten title game may match former JMU coaches. (2)

3. Iowa (8-2) Could Hawkeyes give the Big Ten a third College Football Playoff team? (3)

4. Oregon (7-3) Dylan Raiola has rolled against every team except UCLA. (5)

5. USC (7-3) Beer swords are here to stay, but Lincoln Riley’s future hangs in the balance. (6)

6. Ohio State (7-3) Losing to Michigan this year might really be the end of Ryan Day. (8)

7. Wisconsin (6-4) Badgers have fallen a long way since that heady home win over USC. (4)

8. Illinois (6-4) Might have upset Bruins if Ty Dieffenbach hadn’t pulled a Willis Reed. (9)

9. Northwestern (6-4) No Aidan Chiles signals no mas for a toothless Wildcats offense. (10)

10. Penn State (6-4) Suddenly on the verge of a respectable salvage operation. (11)

11. Minnesota (5-5) Hard to believe this team was generating buzz a few weeks ago. (7)

12. Washington (6-4) Huskies just seem like a blah operation under Jedd Fisch. (12)

13. Nebraska (6-4) Cornhuskers believe Greg Schiano deserves a 10-year extension. (13)

14. Maryland (4-6) Back-to-back wins can’t make Terps fall for hire-the-interim-coach trap. (17)

15. Michigan State (3-7) Well, they’ll always have that win over Michigan. (14)

16. Michigan (5-5) Fans might go to Salt Lake City to knock down any Kyle Whittingham statue. (15)

17. Purdue (3-7) Barry Odom must be hoping this isn’t his best season as a Boilermaker. (16)

18. Rutgers (2-8) School officials did what regarding Greg Schiano? (18)

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