While the Big Ten announced on Tuesday that the fall 2020 college football season will be moved to this spring, the previous decade has been unprecedented. From the addition of three new programs to a shift in the league landscape to the College Football Playoff, the decade of the 2010s was remarkable. The Big Ten began the 2010 season with 10 teams. Over the next 10 years, the conference would add Maryland and Rutgers — which played their first game last year. It would also see Nebraska leave for the NFL and Wisconsin drop down a division. All told, nine different teams have won the Big Ten title over the past 10 seasons. Looking forward, there are two clear favorites to win the Big Ten this year: Ohio State and Michigan. Both teams returned almost everyone from a championship-winning squad a year ago and they play in identical cities (Columbus, OH vs. Ann Arbor, MI). While it's easy to pick against the Buckeyes or the Wolverines at this point, it's not wise to count out other contenders such as Wisconsin, Penn State, Iowa, Illinois, or Indiana.