BIG 10 SQUAD: Big 10 QB DEBATE | Where Maryland Stacks up

BIG 10 SQUAD: Big 10 QB DEBATE | Where Maryland Stacks up

From Locked On Terps - Daily Podcast on Maryland Terrapins Football & Basketball by Tre Moore, Locked On Podcast Network

March 26, 2026 · 32 min · Episode 671

About this episode

The episode debates the top Big Ten quarterbacks and discusses the conference's performance in basketball and the implications of the NCAA transfer portal.

Big Ten quarterbacks spark fierce debate—is Dante Moore the true #1, or does Julian Sayin hold the crown? With the conference boasting record representation in the Sweet 16, the pressure mounts for Michigan, Illinois, and Purdue to finally claim a National Championship and silence SEC dominance in men's basketball. The Big 10 Squad breaks down quarterback rankings, analyze the impact of standout signal-callers on programs like Ohio State, Oregon, and Wisconsin, and spotlight Dante Moore's NFL-caliber upside. The squad tackles March Madness surprises, coaching narratives, and the Big Ten’s shifting reputation on the national stage. The conversation heats up as panelists debate the chaos of the NCAA transfer "shadow portal"—is college sports primed for radical change, or is the system beyond repair? Can the Big Ten capture football and basketball supremacy this season?

People in this episode

Host: Tre Moore

Topics covered

  • Big Ten quarterbacks
  • NCAA basketball
  • March Madness
  • transfer portal
  • college sports
  • football supremacy
  • basketball supremacy

Keywords

  • Big Ten
  • quarterback rankings
  • Dante Moore
  • Julian Sayin
  • March Madness
  • NCAA transfer portal
  • college sports

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Michigan, Illinois, Purdue, Ohio State, Oregon, Wisconsin, Big Ten, SEC

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