Your continued attempts to misconstrue facts to make ISC's situation seem better is well....
Let's start here:
Link: Wiki List of Big 12 Conference football standings
'B12North division won the title four times while it was around' - Neb ('97 rank 2nd & '99 r 3rd), Colo ('01 rank 9th) and KSU ('03 rank 13)
B12 had N/S divisions from '96 to '10 when Tex, aTm, Tex Tech and Baylor were added from the SWC and until Neb and Colo left after 2010. Neb was good at the end of Osborne's career and Colo had just won a Nat'l Champ in '90.
'It (B12) also had 4 different teams representing the division during that run' - Neb (6x), Colo (4x) who left after 2010 and Mizzou (2x) who left after 2011. Three teams from the B12n accounted for 12 of the 15 seasons (KSU the other 3 when Snyder, who was the OC at Iowa for much of Fry's tenure, had KState cookin'.
'the big 12 North division team was ranked higher 5 times out of the 12 15 going into the game' - '96, '97, '98, '99 and '07 ( Neb, Neb, KS, Neb, Mizzou). The first four games of the division setup from 3 teams, 2 of which are GONE.
'The division had a couple very poor years, but you act like it was every year' - Yep, the LAST 7 years and 8 of the last 9, were won by OUT (OU 6x) from the b12s!
How did ISC do during those
15 years?
One winning campaign out of 15. 1/15
'96 1-7 last
'97 1-7 last
'98 1-7 last
'99 1-7 tied for last
'00 5-3 3rd
'01 4-4 3rd (.500 gets 3rd in b12n?)
'02 4-4 3rd (see above)
'03 0-8 last
'04 4-4 tied for 1st ?!?! w/ Colo and UT
'05 4-4 tied for 2nd (3-way out of 6 teams)
'06 1-7 last
'07 2-6 last
'08 0-8 last
'09 3-5 4th
'10 3-5 tied for 3rd (see above)
'the B10 West never crowed a champion' - The B10 first went to divisions in 2011 w/ the addition of Nebraska (12th team). The Divisions were Legends and Leaders. OSU, PSU and Wis in the Leaders. Mich, Mich St and Neb in the Legends. Wisc (ranked #10) beat Mich St (rank 11) in the 1st B10 Champ game in. (no OSU or Mich or PSU). Wis (#3 OSU and PSU were ineligible) defeated Neb (#25) in '12 and MSU (#3) beat OSU in '13. Divisions were split somewhat evenly and no OSU, Mich, PSU domination.
In 2014 Rutgers and Maryland were added to the B10 and divisions went to E / W for geographical purposes like the b12n/s.
The East/West lasted for 10 years. During those 9 years (not considering Covid '20) the West was won by Wisc (4x - 1 tie), Iowa (3x), NW (1x - also '20), Purdue (1x) and Minnesota (1 tie). 4 different programs claimed B10 championsips during that time : OSU (7x - 4 were shared), Mich (4x - 2 shared), PSU & MSU (1x - shared) each. I fully expect Iowa to be in contention for CFP spots in the years going forward as there will be multiple from the Big10 (Edit to add:
Link: Wiki List of Big 10 Conference football standings )