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1999 Big Ten Conference football season
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The 1999 Big Ten Conference football season was the 104th season of college football played by the member schools of the Big Ten Conference and was a part of the 1999 NCAA Division I-A football season.
Regular season
At 7–1 in conference play (10–2 overall), No. 4 Wisconsin won the 1999 Big Ten title2025 BIG TEN FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE Big Ten Conference November 4, 2025 https://img.boostsport.ai/2025_BIG_TEN_FOOTBALL_MEDIA_GUIDE.pdf 91–99 PDF and a trip to the Rose Bowl, where they would defeat Stanford 17–9.
No. 7 Michigan State and No. 5 Michigan would tie for second with 6-2 (10–2 overall) records.
No. 11 Penn State and No. 18 Minnesota tied for fourth place by going 5–3 in conference play.
No. 24 Illinois and No. 25 Purdue tied for sixth place with an even 4–4 record within the league.
Ohio State and Indiana tied for eighth place at 3–5 in Big Ten play.
Northwestern finished in tenth at 1-7 (3–8 overall) while Iowa came in last at 0-8 (1–10 overall).
Bowl games
1999–00 NCAA football bowl games
Seven Big Ten teams played in bowl games, with the conference going 5–2 overall:https://www.sports-reference.com/cfb/years/1999-bowls.html 1999 College Football Bowl Games Sports-Reference.com December 14, 2018
Rose Bowl: No. 4 Wisconsin (Big Ten Champ) 17, No. 22 Stanford (Pac-10 Champ) 9
Orange Bowl: No. 8 Michigan (At Large) 35, No. 5 Alabama (SEC Champ) 34 (OT)
Florida Citrus Bowl: No. 9 Michigan State 37, No. 10 Florida (SEC Runner Up) 34
Outback Bowl: No. 21 Georgia 28, No. 19 Purdue 25 (OT)
1999 MicronPC Bowl MicronPC Bowl MicronPC Bowl: Illinois 63, Virginia 21
Sun Bowl: Oregon 24, No. 13 Minnesota 20
Alamo Bowl: No. 14 Penn State* 24, No. 18 Texas A&M 0
Rankings are from the AP Poll and were set prior to the bowl games being played.
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