Prediction
Answer Options
As of 12 October 2026, 09:20 UTC, versus prices Yes at a 49% chance and No at 51%.
YES if Jordan Marshall finishes first in rushing touchdowns among all players on Big Ten Conference teams over the 2026 NCAA FBS (Football Bowl Subdivision) regular season, after the tie-breaks below; otherwise NO. A player counts for the Big Ten only if the NCAA recognises the Big Ten as his team's football conference for the 2026 season; membership in other sports does not count. Only regular-season games count. If two or more players share the highest total, the tied player with more rushing yards over that regular season wins; if they are still level, the one averaging more rushing yards per attempt wins. If players remain level after both steps, the answer is NO. If the season stops early or is cut short for any reason, the Big Ten leader is taken from official NCAA FBS statistics for the games that were completed. If the 2026 regular season is cancelled, is postponed beyond 3 January 2027 at 11:59 PM ET, or it is still unclear by then who led the Big Ten in rushing touchdowns, the answer is NO. If another player leads the Big Ten in rushing touchdowns, the answer is NO. Official NCAA statistics (the FBS statistics pages on ncaa.com) decide; reliable news coverage may also be used.
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