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2005 Big Ten Conference football season

Field	Value
title	2005 Big Ten Conference football season
color	#193980
color text	#FFFFFF
league	NCAA Division I-A
sport	football
logo	BigTen.png
logo_size	125px
duration	September, 2005
through January, 2006
no_of_teams	11
TV	ABC, ESPN, ESPN2
draft	2006 NFL Draft
draft_link	2006 NFL Draft
top_pick	A. J. Hawk (Ohio State)
picked_by	Green Bay Packers, first round (5th overall)
season	Regular Season
season_champs	Penn State
Ohio State
season_champ_name	Co-Champions
league_champ_name	Runner-up
MVP	Michael Robinson (Penn State)
A. J. Hawk (Ohio State)
MVP_link	Chicago Tribune Silver Football
seasonslistnames	Football
prevseason_year	2004
nextseason_year	2006

through January, 2006 Ohio State A. J. Hawk (Ohio State) | conf1_runner-up = | conf2_runner-up = | finals_runner-up = The 2005 Big Ten Conference football season was the 110th season for the Big Ten Conference.

Rankings

Main article: 2005 NCAA Division I-A football rankings

Bowl games

Date	Bowl Game	Big Ten Team	Opp. Team	Score
Dec. 28, 2005	Alamo Bowl	Michigan	Nebraska	32-28
Dec. 30, 2005	Music Bowl	Minnesota	Virginia	34-31
Dec. 30, 2005	Sun Bowl	Northwestern	UCLA	50-38
Jan. 2, 2006	Outback Bowl	Iowa	Florida	31-24
Jan. 2, 2006	Capital One Bowl	Wisconsin	Auburn	24-10
Jan. 2, 2006	Fiesta Bowl	Ohio State	Notre Dame	34-20
Jan. 3, 2006	Orange Bowl	Penn State	Florida State	26-23(3OT)
Bowl scores sourced from Sports-Reference.com

References

(December 30, 2005). "UCLA wins Sun Bowl, 50-38 over Northwestern". [[The Orange County Register]].
(4 January 2006). "Penn State wins Orange Bowl in triple overtime".
"2005 Big Ten Conference Year Summary".

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