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2004 Big Ten Conference football season


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title2004 Big Ten Conference football season
color#193980
color text#FFFFFF
leagueNCAA Division I-A
sportfootball
logoBigTen.png
logo_size125px
durationSeptember, 2004
through January, 2005
no_of_teams11
TVABC, ESPN, ESPN2
draft2005 NFL Draft
draft_link2005 NFL Draft
top_pickBraylon Edwards (Michigan)
picked_byCleveland Browns, first round (3rd overall)
seasonRegular Season
season_champsMichigan
Iowa
season_champ_nameCo-Champions
league_champ_nameRunner-up
second_placeWisconsin
MVPBraylon Edwards (Michigan)
MVP_linkChicago Tribune Silver Football
seasonslistnamesFootball
prevseason_year2003
nextseason_year2005

through January, 2005 Iowa | conf1_runner-up = | conf2_runner-up = | finals_runner-up = The 2004 Big Ten Conference football season was the 109th season for the Big Ten Conference. Michigan and Iowa were conference co-champions, with 7-1 conference records.

Rankings

Main article: 2004 NCAA Division I-A football rankings

Bowl games

DateBowl GameBig Ten TeamOpp. TeamScore
Dec. 29, 2004Alamo BowlOhio StateOklahoma State33-7
Dec. 31, 2004Music City BowlMinnesotaAlabama20-16
Dec. 31, 2004Sun BowlPurdueArizona State27-23
Jan. 1, 2005Outback BowlWisconsinGeorgia24-21
Jan. 1, 2005Capital One BowlIowaLSU30-25
Jan. 1, 2005Rose BowlMichiganTexas38-37
Bowl game information from Sports-Reference.com

Big Ten players in the 2005 NFL draft

Main article: 2005 NFL draft

After the 2004 season, the conference had four players drafted in the first round of the 2005 NFL draft: Braylon Edwards (#3, Michigan), Erasmus James (#15, Wisconsin), Luis Castillo (#27, Northwestern), Marlin Jackson (#28, Michigan). Ohio State kicker Mike Nugent was selected in the second round with the 47th overall pick, the highest that a Big Ten Conference kicker had ever been drafted.

References

References

  1. "2004 Big Ten Conference Year Summary".
  2. "2005 NFL Draft Listing".
  3. (20 April 2017). "The Big Ten's All-NFL Draft Team: The highest pick at every position in conference history".
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