Ohio State football is not the only Big Ten team to play in a 2022 bowl game.
The Big Ten will have two representatives in the College Football Playoff for the first time, while seven other conference teams will end their seasons in a bowl game.
Here’s how the rest of the Big Ten Conference has done in 2022 bowl games.
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Guaranteed Rate Bowl: Wisconsin 24, Oklahoma State 17
With newly-hired Luke Fickell watching from the sideline, Wisconsin earned its seventh win of the 2022 season with 258 rushing yards against Oklahoma State.
The Badgers were led by running back Braelon Allen, who recorded 116 rushing yards on 22 carries, including a 20-yard touchdown run in the third quarter.
Holding onto a 24-7 lead heading into the fourth quarter, Wisconsin allowed 10 unanswered Oklahoma State points in the fourth quarter, but was able to hold onto the program’s third-straight bowl game win.
Pinstripe Bowl: Minnesota 28, Syracuse 20
While Minnesota could only muster 215 yards of offense against Syracuse, the Golden Gophers ended their season with a Pinstripe Bowl victory against the Orange.
Along with two touchdown connections between quarterback Tanner Morgan and wide receiver Daniel Jackson and a four-yard score by running back Mohamed Ibrahim, Coleman Bryson returned a Garrett Shrader interception 70 yards for a touchdown to help Minnesota to an eight-point victory.
Minnesota allowed 477 yards of offense, including 147 rushing yards and two rushing touchdowns by Shrader.
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Duke’s Mayo Bowl: Maryland 16, NC State 12
Maryland came out on top of a defensive battle, beating NC State for the Terrapins’ first set of back-to-back bowl wins in back-to-back seasons since 1984-85.
Maryland needed 342 yards of offense and only one touchdown — a 19-yard touchdown from Taulia Tagovailoa to Octavian Smith Jr. — to beat NC State by four points.
Maryland’s defense limited NC State to four field goals and 296 yards of offense.
Music City Bowl: Iowa 21, Kentucky 0
No conversions on 10 third-down attempts? No problem for Iowa, which beat Kentucky 21-0 in the Music City Bowl.
The Hawkeyes got their revenge on the Wildcats after losing to Kentucky 20-17 in the Citrus Bowl last season. Iowa’s Music City Bowl win is its first since the 2019 Holiday Bowl against USC.
Iowa limited Kentucky to 185 yards of offense, while Xavier Nwankpa and Cooper DeJean each returned Destin Wade interceptions for touchdowns in the second quarter.
CFP semifinal at the Fiesta Bowl: No. 3 TCU 51, No. 2 Michigan 45
No. 3 TCU survived against No. 2 Michigan Saturday afternoon, beating the Wolverines 51-45 in the College Football Playoff semifinal at the Fiesta Bowl.
Both teams combined for 96 points — the most points ever scored in a Fiesta Bowl — with 1,016 total yards offense, including a stretch in the third and fourth quarters where TCU and Michigan traded eight touchdowns in eight minutes.
Here are the Big Ten games on the bowl schedule
ReliaQuest Bowl: Illinois vs. Mississippi State; Noon, Jan. 2, ESPN2
Citrus Bowl: Purdue vs. LSU; 1 p.m., Jan. 2, ABC
Rose Bowl: Penn State vs. Utah; 5 p.m., Jan. 2, ESPN
Ohio State football’s 2022 schedule
Sept. 3: Ohio State 21, Notre Dame 10
Sept. 10: Ohio State 45, Arkansas State 12
Sept. 17: Ohio State 77, Toledo 21
Sept. 24: Ohio State 52, Wisconsin 21
Oct. 1: Ohio State 49, Rutgers 10
Oct. 8: Ohio State 49, Michigan State 20
Oct. 22: Ohio State 54, Iowa 10
Oct. 29: Ohio State 44, Penn State 31
Nov. 5: Ohio State 21, Northwestern 7
Nov. 12: Ohio State 56, Indiana 14
Nov. 19: Ohio State 43, Maryland 30
Nov. 26: Michigan 45, Ohio State 23
Georgia football’s 2022 schedule
Sept. 3: Georgia 49, Oregon 3
Sept. 10: Georgia 33, Samford 0
Sept. 17: Georgia 48, South Carolina 7
Sept. 24: Georgia 39, Kent State 22
Oct. 1: Georgia 26, Missouri 22
Oct. 8: Georgia 42, Auburn 10
Oct. 15: Georgia 55, Vanderbilt 0
Oct. 29: Georgia 42, Florida 20
Nov. 5: Georgia 27, Tennessee 13
Nov. 12: Georgia 45, Mississippi 19
Nov. 19: Georgia 16, Kentucky 6
Nov. 26: Georgia 37, Georgia Tech 14
Dec. 3: Georgia 50, LSU 30
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