The Daily Iowan’s Assistant Sports Editor Chloe Peterson ranked all 14 Big Ten football teams and previewed every Week 3 conference contest in Around the Big Ten.

Here are the full rankings, along with start times and betting information for every game.

Week 3 Big Ten Power rankings

1. Iowa — How could you not put Iowa here?
2. Ohio State — Being No. 3 and losing to a No. 12 team will do that to you, Buckeyes
3. Penn State — Are the Nittany Lions good again?
4. Wisconsin — I still can’t tell if Wisconsin is good or bad.
5. Michigan — Michigan somehow got into the AP Top-25 this week. That has to count for something, right?
6. Michigan State — I have no opinion on Michigan State.
7. Indiana — How was Indiana even ranked to start the season?
8. Minnesota — Any dreams Minnesota had for this season were dashed by Ibrahim’s Achilles.
9. Purdue — The Boilermakers beat UConn by 49 last week, but… it’s UConn football.
10. Maryland — The Terrapins knocked out a couple wins before they imminently get pummeled by the Big Ten
11. Northwestern — I’m still hanging on to when the Wildcats were good last year.
12. Rutgers — Rutgers is never good at football.
13. Illinois — The only reason Illinois isn’t last is because Nebraska is bad.
14. Nebraska — Turning the program around is going really well for Scott Frost. 

RELATED: Around the Big Ten: Matchups, Power Rankings for Week 1

Week 3 Big Ten matchups

Maryland vs. Illinois

When/where to watch: Friday at 8:00 p.m. on FS1 | Line: MD -7.5 | O/U: 59.5

You can find tickets as low as seven dollars for this game, if that tells you anything.

Nebraska vs. No. 3 Oklahoma 

When/where to watch: Saturday at 11:00 a.m. on FOX | Line: OU -22 | O/U: 61.5

Nebraska tried to get out of this game, but this marks the 50th anniversary since the Huskers were actually good.

No. 8 Cincinnati vs. Indiana

When/where to watch: Saturday at 11:00 a.m. on ESPN | Line: CIN -3.5 | O/U: 50

This could be a Big Ten/Big 12 matchup in 2025.

Michigan State vs. No. 24 Miami

When/where to watch: Saturday at 11:00 a.m. on ABC | Line: MIA -6.5 | O/U: 56

One of the only times Michigan State will get on national television, and it’s because the Spartans are playing a ranked team.

Northern Illinois vs. No. 25 Michigan

When/where to watch: Saturday at 11:00 a.m. on BTN | Line: MICH -27 | O/U: 54.5

I don’t care about this game, and neither should you.

Minnesota vs. Colorado

When/where to watch: Saturday at noon on Pac-12 Network | Line: COLO -2 | O/U: 50

The Gophers couldn’t even get the Big Ten to put them on their own TV station.

Purdue vs. No. 12 Notre Dame

When/where to watch: Saturday at 1:30 p.m. on NBC | Line: ND -7 | O/U: 58.5

I would say this is an easy win for Notre Dame, but the Fighting Irish almost lost to Toledo last week.

Tulsa University vs. No. 9 Ohio State

 When/where to watch: Saturday at 2:30 p.m. on FS1 | Line: OSU -26.5 | O/U: 60

If Ohio State can’t win this one, the Buckeyes are truly hopeless.

Kent State vs. No. 5 Iowa

When/where to watch: Saturday at 2:30 p.m. on BTN | Line: IOWA -22.5 | O/U: 55

Don’t even put the Iowa offense on the field — let its defense do all the work.

Delaware vs. Rutgers

When/where to watch: Saturday at 2:30 p.m. on BTN | Line: TBD | O/U: TBD

If any Big Ten team would lose to an FCS school, it’s Rutgers.

Northwestern vs. Duke

When/where to watch: Saturday at 3:00 p.m. on ACC Network | Line: NU -3 | O/U: 50

Duke is good at basketball, not football. Then again, Northwestern isn’t good at either of those things.

No. 22 Auburn vs. No. 10 Penn State 

When/where to watch: Saturday at 6:30 p.m. on ABC | Line: PSU -6 | O/U: 53

Happy Valley should stay happy after this game.