What Will Big Ten Coaches Be Asked All Season Long?

When you think about it, the concept makes sense. Journalists are paid to ask questions with the goal of receiving optimum feedback from their intended targets, regardless of how repetitive they may be. While most Q&A segments vary based on specific opponent and circumstance each week, there always seems to be one or two underlying themes which span the entire college football season and require every bit of game action to piece together. Below are DTI's thoughts on the top Sunday Morning QB questions for each of the 11 Big-Ten teams. Coaches beware you are in for one brain-busting five-month headache… (Start with Media's 2008 Preseason Top-3)... **Ohio State (11-2, 7-1)- Head Coach= Jim Tressel- After losing back to back National Championship contests, regardless of their overall play this season, do you believe Ohio State deserves a third consecutive opportunity to participate in the BCS title game? Is it really fair to teams in the SEC or Big-12 who lose more games (conference championships) but play tougher schedules? **Michigan (9-4, 6-2)- Head Coach= Rich Rodriguez- The spread offense is only as good as the players of which it consists. While recruiting has begun to bring in athletes specifically suited for this style of attack, this season Michigan will have to make the most of this situation. With that being said, who needs to play well for the offense to be successful? Where have you seen improvements and what specifically needs to be adjusted? Can this team contend for the Big Ten title this season?... Check out the rest of the Big 10 coaches out by following the original link below: