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Yes I think the Iowa-Michigan is going to be one of those classic low scoring games won by defense and special teams.

agree 100%. game will come down to who doesn't turn it over and kill themselves. whoever takes care of the football is probably going to win. 

I don't think there's a game on Purdue's remaining schedule that they'll be favored.

I think it's questionable whether there's a game they'll be less than a TD underdog...

Purdue may not be as bad as people are  thinking.  Purdue almost beat Wake Forest in OT.   Wisc, ILL, Wash, MD, Minn, Iowa are all beatable on the right day.

Ed Zachery why I sometimes refer to the Buckeyes and the Hawkeyes as the Luckeyes

Still limited lookbacks for me:

1) Ohio State: still not punishing the Buckeyes for a 1-point loss at now-#1 Texas.
2) Indiana: winning.
3) USC: winning, but shaky? Cross country travel is hard, but Rutgers is soft.
4) Penn State: big win this weekend, but struggled a little with Temple.
5) Iowa: just another Iowa season being Iowa.
6) Michigan: best win among the 1-loss teams, but doesn't wipe out a bad loss. Tilt with Iowa should be interesting, and a field goal contest?
7) Washington: winning.
8) UCLA: winning, but sure allowed a lot of points from Purdue.
9) Nebraska: winning
10) Oregon: crushing Portland State doesn't make up for losing to Ok. State (and its loss to Tulsa).
11) Illinois: still wondering about losing, at home, to Duke.
12) Maryland: lost, but at least to a team with a pulse.
13) MSU: showed some fight in loss to Notre Dame.
14) Northwestern: put a beat down on a Power 5 team.
15) Minnesota: bounced back from last week's embarrassment.
16) Wisconsin: first beatdown of a LSOP team in the Fickell era. Don't get too excited; Penn State is licking its collective lips.
17) Purdue: showed some fight.
18) Rutgers: also showed some fight; and still 0-3.