In this episode of The Big Ten Huddle, JR welcomes listeners, thanks sponsors FanDuel and Believe Podcasting Network, and dives into performance tiers for Big Ten teams after week 4. He analyzes matchups starting with Indiana vs. Illinois: Indiana's 63-10 win earns them elite status for dominance, with QB Fernando Mendoza excelling (21/23, 267 yds, 5 TDs); Illinois is awful for poor offense and defense. Oregon beats Oregon State 41-7, satisfied for strong finish despite slow start, led by Dante Moore (305 yds, 4 TDs). Iowa tops Rutgers 38-28, satisfied with special teams edge; Rutgers questionable for run game woes. Maryland wins at Wisconsin 27-10, satisfied; Wisconsin awful amid fire Fickell chants and coaching speculation. Washington takes Apple Cup 59-24 vs. Washington State, satisfied for offensive explosion (scored on every drive but kneel-down). Michigan edges Nebraska 30-27 on road, satisfied with run game (292 yds); Nebraska is concerned about line struggles (7 sacks allowed). USC over Michigan State 41-17, satisfied offensively; Michigan State questionable due to injuries and road challenges. Purdue loses 35-21 at Notre Dame but shows discipline, questionable as JR questions their Big Ten standing. JR discusses FanDuel odds for title contenders like Indiana (+1700), shares betting thoughts, and previews team futures.