Big Ten football teams prepare for multiple Week 2 non-conference matchups
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 10, 2026, 1:32 PM
Last updated Sep 10, 2026

Big Ten programs face a slate of non-conference opponents this week following a largely successful opening weekend of play. USC remains a conference contender as teams across the league look to improve their early-season resumes. Notable games include Ohio State playing Texas, Oklahoma facing Michigan, and Iowa hosting Iowa State. Other matchups feature Rutgers against Boston College, Oregon at Oklahoma State, and Penn State at Temple. Teams like Purdue, Maryland, and UCLA aim to build on momentum from their season openers, while Wisconsin seeks a win after an opening loss to Notre Dame. Conference play for these teams begins following these scheduled non-conference contests.
- •Ohio State faces Texas in a high-profile non-conference matchup.
- •Oklahoma plays at Michigan while Oregon travels to Oklahoma State.
- •Rutgers opens the week with a Friday game against Boston College.
- •Wisconsin looks for a victory against Western Illinois following an opening loss.
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"Chaos will ensue in Week 2 of college football, and many teams in the Big Ten will be on the wrong side of it
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