The first month of football is essentially in the books, and the Big Ten's leading passers are a couple of guys who were expected to lead the pace in the conference.
Ohio State's Julian Sayin leads the Big Ten with 301.5 passing yards per game, but USC's Jayden Maiava continues to lead the conference in passing yards after Week 4. Of course, it is worth a reminder that Maiava has the benefit of having an extra game under his belt as USC played in Week 0 and has played in 5 total games this season, while the rest of the conference has no more than four games played. Sayin has moved up four spots among the Big Ten's leading passers this week to climb to No. 2.
Penn State's Rocco Becht has fallen outside the top 10 among Big Ten passing yardage leaders
following the results of Week 4. Becht has slipped down to No. 11 among the Big Ten's passing leaders following a rough performance against Wisconsin. Becht was without rising star wide receiver Koby Howard against Wisconsin, but Becht will have to get used to that and connect with some other targets as Howard will reportedly be out of action for a while.
Here are the Big Ten's top 10 passing yardage leaders after Week 4.
1. Jayden Maiava, USC
- Passing yards: 1,499
- Passing TDs: 14 (leads Big Ten)
- Interceptions: 2
2. Julian Sayin, Ohio State

- Passing yards: 1206
- Passing TDs: 10
- Interceptions: 1
3. Ryan Browne, Purdue

- Passing yards: 1135
- Passing TDs: 7
- Interceptions: 1
4. Demond Williams Jr., Washington
- Passing yards: 1129
- Passing TDs: 7
- Interceptions: 3
5. Malik Washington, Maryland
- Passing yards: 1034
- Passing TDs: 6
- Interceptions: 4
6. Katin Houser, Illinois
- Passing yards: 1021
- Passing TDs: 9
- Interceptions: 2
7. Colton Joseph, Wisconsin

- Passing yards: 987
- Passing TDs: 7
- Interceptions: 5
8. Drake Lindsey, Minnesota
- Passing yards: 951
- Passing TDs: 7
- Interceptions: 2
9. Dante Moore, Oregon

- Passing yards: 926
- Passing TDs: 9
- Interceptions: 0
10. Anthony Colandrea, Nebraska
- Passing yards: 751
- Passing TDs: 9
- Interceptions: 0
This article originally appeared on Nittany Lions Wire: Big Ten passing yardage leaders after Week 4













