This is one category no team wants to have the most of.

Who led the B1G in arrests/citations? After the year that was in Piscataway, it shouldn’t have come as much of a surprise that Rutgers topped the list.

In September alone, Rutgers had seven players charged with crimes, not to mention that coach Kyle Flood was suspended for impermissible contact with a university professor. The program’s eight arrests/citations tied with Florida for the most in college football in 2015.

Perhaps surprising to some was the fact that Purdue and Rutgers — both of whom finished in last place of their respective divisions — made up for 13 of the B1G’s 30 arrests in 2015. The only B1G teams that didn’t have an arrest/citation in 2015 were Maryland, Minnesota and Northwestern.

The numbers, according to arrestreport.com, revealed 30 B1G arrests/citations in 2015. The stats don’t, however, take into account arrests made after a player has been released by a team.

For example, former Michigan lineman Logan Tuley-Tillman was released from the team before he was charged with three felony accounts for filming a portion of a sexual encounter with a woman without her knowledge and then transmitting it to his personal device without her permission.

Because he was charged after he was released from Michigan, it didn’t count against the team’s total. Whether or not that’s worse for a program with players that are cited for a disorderly house is another discussion.

So take these numbers for what they are:

Illinois (1)

  • Julian Jones (Nov. 11, aggravated sexual battery)

Indiana (3)

  • Ralph Green III (April 19, battery, public intoxication, disorderly conduct
  • Isaac Griffith (May 23, operating motor vehicle while intoxicated with endangerment, operating motor vehicle while intoxicated with blood alcohol content above .08, illegal consumption)
  • Antonio Allen (June 16, dealing cocaine, possession of heroin over 10 grams, possession of cocaine, maintaining a common nuisance, two counts of dealing Methamphetamine, two counts of dealing heroin)

Iowa (2)

  • Akrum Wadley (Jan. 27, disorderly house)
  • Jonathan Parker (Jan. 27, disorderly house)

Michigan (1)

  • Jim Minick* (May 9, driving under the influence)

*University of Michigan Director of Football Operations

Michigan State (3)

  • Macgarrett Kings (March 4, drunken and disorderly conduct, obstructing or resisting an officer later dismissed)
  • Delton Williams (March 17, road rage incident, charged with brandishing firearm in public)
  • Mark Meyers (Sept. 5, operating a vehicle while intoxicated)

Nebraska (2)

  • Boaz Joseph (April 16, charges of possessing marijuana, possessing drug paraphernalia)
  • Jariah Tolbert (May 1, cited for possession of drug paraphernalia)

Ohio State (3)

  • J.T. Barrett (Oct. 31, operating motor vehicle while impaired)
  • Adolphus Washington (Dec. 9, solicitation)
  • Ezekiel Elliott (Dec. 28, driving under suspension, driving without a license, failure to control)

Penn State (1)

  • Da’Quan Davis (May 9, charges of small amount of marijuana for personal use, drug paraphernalia, purchasing alcohol as minor)

Purdue (5)

  • Gelen Robinson (June 20, operating a vehicle with blood alcohol content above 0.15, illegal possession of alcoholic beverage)
  • Evyn Cooper (Sept. 16, theft)
  • David Rose (Sept. 16, attempted theft)
  • Wyatt Cook (Oct. 3, minor consumption)
  • Chazmyn Turner (Oct. 3, possession of marijuana)

Rutgers (8)

  • Darian Dailey (May 24, robbery with a firearm)
  • Andre Boggs (Sept. 3, robbery, burglary while armed, conspiracy to commit an armed robbery)
  • Nadir Barnwell (Sept. 3, aggravated assault, riot, conspiracy to commit a riot)
  • Ruhann Peele (Sept. 3, aggravated assault, riot, conspiracy to commit a riot)
  • Rahzonn Gross (Sept. 3, aggravated assault, riot, conspiracy to commit a riot)
  • Delon Stephenson (Sept. 3, aggravated assault, riot, conspiracy to commit a riot)
  • Lloyd Terry (Sept. 10, armed robbery, armed burglary, conspiracy to commit armed robbery)
  • Leonte Carroo (Sept. 12, simple assault under domestic violence)

Wisconsin (1)

  • Corey Clement (Nov. 8, two counts of disorderly conduct)