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If they hadn't run the four juniors or seniors and just gone with the five freshmen and sophomores, they still would have won it. Only one guy of the nine they ran (Reed Connor) had a really off day.

It's tough to get a handle on what this means for the NCAA's since the Big Ten seems to be really down this year, both with depth of top quality individuals and with good, deep teams.

The times weren't good, but with all of the rain in State College this week, I would imagine it went out pretty slow. The Big Ten Network will actually do a delayed broadcast this year, but it's not scheduled to air until November 15. I'm hope I'm still alive by then.

The women finished 10th, with a nice, solid defeat of Northwestern. To be fair, they would have been in the mix without the injuries. I don't think they would have won it, but they should have been at least 4th or maybe even better. Nice run by true freshman Kiah Ehrke finishing 30th.

PLACE TEAM POINTS PLACES OF FINISHERS AVG. TIME SPREAD
1 Wisconsin 26 2 4 5 7 8 12 16 25:21.7 28.8
2 Ohio State 91 3 15 19 20 34 37 38 25:49.5 1:19.8
3 Minnesota 97 1 9 18 27 42 55 66 25:52.0 1:41.7
4 Indiana 106 6 10 21 33 36 47 60 25:59.2 1:01.0
5 Michigan 117 14 23 24 26 30 56 61 26:01.0 27.0
6 Iowa 149 13 17 32 39 48 53 58 26:16.9 1:11.0
7 Illinois 166 25 29 31 40 41 46 50 26:21.3 34.2
8 Michigan State 188 22 28 44 45 49 51 54 26:30.7 55.9
9 Penn State 232 11 43 57 59 62 67 70 26:49.7 1:52.3
10 Purdue 279 35 52 63 64 65 68 69 27:14.0 1:06.9

Wisconsin
2 Elliot Krause, So 25:05.9 4:50
4 Maverick Darling, Fr 25:16.4 4:52
5 Mohammed Ahmed, Fr 25:21.7 4:53
7 Craig Miller, Sr 25:29.9 4:54
8 Landon Peacock, Jr 25:34.7 4:55
12 Ryan Gasper, Sr 25:41.2 4:56
16 Jack Bolas, Sr 25:50.4 4:58
Time = 2:06:48.5 Places = 26

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