Suggesting New College Football Fight Songs for Every Big Ten Team
Nov 29, 2014; University Park, PA, USA; Members of the Penn State Blue Band perform during the fourth quarter against the Michigan State Spartans at Beaver Stadium. Michigan State defeated Penn State 34-10. Mandatory Credit: Matthew O
This is the fourth of a six-part series in which we suggest new college football fight songs for FBS teams. Here are the suggested new fight songs for Big Ten teams.
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We continue our series of suggesting new college football fight songs for the oldest, most tradition-based conference in all of the sport at the FBS level, the Big Ten. And there is a very wide range of choices that could be used here.
This conference has the defending national champions, a few teams looking to get back to that level, and a plethora of teams that are very solid and run decent programs.
The expansion of the Big Ten over the past few years makes things even more diverse than they were in the past.
Having 14 teams in the conference from Nebraska to Maryland makes things very interesting.
And that makes the music even more diverse.
So how does it represent the conference as a whole? Find out here with our suggested new college football fight songs for every Big Ten teams.
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