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When I first asked the question how high you would rate the chance of Michigan State going winless in conference play, they have lost to Wisconsin, Indiana, Northwestern and Maryland and were 0-4 in conference play, and 2-5 in total.

In addition came the losses against 7-0* Michigan and 2-6* Indiana

Their remaining schedule consists of

Rutgers (0-6, 2-7)

#6 Ohio State (4-1, 7-1) [Record to change tonight]

#20 Penn State (4-1, 6-2) [Record to change tonight]

With today's loss to Indiana, the only realistic chance to rack up a win against Rutgers. However, they have managed to play an extremely close game against a now 7-2/4-2 Minnesota team and also held Indiana to a one TD difference.

* = Record prior to the respective game

They lost to Wisconsin, Indiana, Northwestern and Maryland and are now 0-4 in conference play, and 2-5 in total.

Their remaining schedule consists of

#2 Michigan (4-0, 7-0)

Illinois (1-3, 2-5)

Rutgers (0-5, 2-6)

#6 Ohio State (3-1, 6-1)

#24 Penn State (3-1, 5-2)

With looking like they wouldn't stand a chance against Michigan, Ohio State and Penn State, their only legitimate hope are Illinois and Rutgers, which leads me to the question about how you would rate the chance of Michigan State going winless in conference play, either in decimals or percent.

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from .315 to .441 in one season is quite amazing for a team with basically nothing.

Michigan lost, Michigan State lost, Ohio State lost and the chances that any of the six teams that are undefeated as of now will finish the season with one loss or less is extremely slim. (Note that Penn State is not eligible for a conference championship nor a bowl appearance and therefore is not counted as a seventh undefeated team)

Even if MICH, MSU and OSU win every game against other teams, they can't win against each other. That means either that all teams will get two losses at least or that one team is going to be undefeated for the rest of the year, another team finishes with two losses and the third team finishes with three losses.

Stay realistic.

Were they really just that bad?

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Most correct teams gets best answer. Records as of 2013 regular season. If two or more users have the most number of correct guesses, the tiebreaker will be the earlier answer.

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2014

New Orleans Saints (11-5) at Atlanta Falcons (4-12), 1pm ET, FOX

Cincinnati Bengals (11-5) at Baltimore Ravens (8-8), 1pm ET, CBS Sports

Buffalo Bills (6-10) at Chicago Bears (8-8), 1pm ET, CBS Sports

Washington Redskins (3-13) at Houston Texans (2-14), 1pm ET, FOX

Tennessee Titans (7-9) at Kansas City Chiefs (11-5), 1pm ET, CBS Sports

New England Patriots (12-4) at Miami Dolphins (8-8), 1pm ET, CBS Sports

Oakland Raiders (4-12) at New York Jets (8-8), 1pm ET, CBS Sports

Jacksonville Jaguars (4-12) at Philadelphia Eagles (10-6), 1pm ET, CBS Sports

Cleveland Browns (4-12) at Pittsburgh Steelers (8-8), 1pm ET, CBS Sports

Minnesota Vikings (5-10) at St Louis Rams (7-9), 1pm ET, FOX

San Francisco 49ers (12-4) at Dallas Cowboys (8-8), 4:25pm ET, FOX

Carolina Panthers (12-4) at Tampa Bay Buccaneers (4-12), 4:25pm ET, FOX

Indianapolis Colts (11-5) at Denver Broncos (13-3), 8:30pm ET, NBC

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2014

New York Giants (7-9) at Detroit Lions (7-9), 7:10pm ET, ESPN

San Diego Chargers (9-7) at Arizona Cardinals (10-6), 10:20pm ET, ESPN