Published November 28, 2010, 01:00 PM

Big Ten race ends in 3-way tie

The Big Ten race won't officially be decided until Dec. 5 when the final BCS standings come out.

By: The Associated Press, The Jamestown Sun

The Big Ten race won't officially be decided until Dec. 5 when the final BCS standings come out.

No. 5 Wisconsin, however, left little doubt which of the three teams that tied for first would be going to the Rose Bowl.

The Badgers, No. 8 Ohio State and No. 11 Michigan State all finished 11-1 and 7-1 in conference. The BCS standings will be used to break the tie. Wisconsin held the advantage coming into the weekend and its 70-23 victory against Northwestern should keep the Badgers ahead of their rivals.

Ohio State beat Michigan 37-7, the Buckeyes seventh straight victory in that heated rivalry.

Michigan State beat Penn State 28-22. The Spartans beat Wisconsin this season, but they also had the most lopsided loss of the three teams.

Wisconsin handed Ohio State its only defeat and the Buckeyes and Spartans did not play.

Also decided on Saturday was the ACC's Atlantic Division. Florida State earned that when Maryland beat North Carolina State 38-31.

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