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CFP expansion forecast dims: Big Ten “not in the same place” as SEC, commish Petitti says
The Big Ten’s Tony Petitti and the ACC’s Jim Phillips indicated Tuesday that expansion of the major postseason events might be delayed.
2025 Big Ten Media Days schedule, where to watch: When coaches, teams will speak in Las Vegas
The college football media days circuit carries on this week in the desert as Big Ten Media Days takes over the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas. Between July 22-24, the league will host all 18 teams as part of a three-day event,
Big Ten college football power rankings start with Penn State, Ohio State
The college football season starts with two teams alone at the top of the Big Ten power rankings and a host of teams chasing the leaders.
What Nebraska Coach Matt Rhule Said at Big Ten Football Media Days
Penn State football letterman Matt Rhule returns to Beaver Stadium as a Big Ten coach in November, when the Nebraska Cornhuskers visit the Nittany Lions. Rhule enters his third season as the Nebraska coach feeling as though he has unraveled some of the program's issues the past two seasons.
Big Ten notebook: Illinois football won’t be sneaking up on anyone
Illinois football was supposed to be a sleeper, perhaps this year’s version of Indiana. But there’s too much hype coming out of Champaign.
Big Ten notes: Mike Locksley 'lost' locker room, Curt Cignetti jokes and Bret Bielema filibusters
Maryland coach Mike Locksley explained how he 'lost' — and plans to regain — his locker room, while Curt Cignetti had tons of one-liners and Bret Bielema filibustered.
Curt Cignetti calculated in standing up for IU football, Big Ten while using SEC criteria
Curt Cignetti defended IU's nonconference schedule at Big Ten media days, and in discussing CFP models and scheduling uniformity, used SEC criteria.
Big Ten notebook: Hoosiers ready to prove they’re no one-hit wonder
After a surprising 10-0 start, a program-record 11 wins and a trip to the College Football Playoff, some believe Indiana is destined to take a step backward in 2025.
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