Week 14 in the Big Ten: Rivalry Week
Week 14 is the final week of the regular season and it certainly did not disappoint. This week is also the traditional rivalry week which made for an entertaining game slate, even if there...
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What Happened in the Big Ten Across Weeks 11, 12 and 13
I have been away from the keyboard for a few weeks so not had a chance to note down all that has happened in the Big Ten. It was certainly a fun few weeks!...
Big Ten Private Investment – What we know so far & what it might mean
Earlier this year, we saw the passing of the landmark House Settlement. This, amongst other things, allowed teams to legitimately share revenue directly with players for the first time. Conferences have spent a lot...
Week 3 in the Big Ten…expressed as Emojis
Week 3 represented another good week for the Big Ten. All but one team (Washington) were in action picking up a total of 12 wins. There were two Big Ten v Big Ten match-ups...
What Happened in the Michigan Sign Stealing Saga?
A Beginners Guide If you are new to college football, you may have come across the Michigan sign stealing drama. Netflix recently made a documentary about the affair and if you have spoken to...
College Football Pick of the News
A slightly different article this week where I look at my pick of the news stories. The key one being the interview I heard with the Head Coach of the Washington Huskies. Coach Jedd Fisch emphasizes the negative impact of early games on player welfare. He also advocates for accessible spring games to enhance fan experience.
The Shifting Landscape of College Football
This week, discussions among college football conference commissioners did not reach a conclusion, regarding potential landscape changes. The Power 4, particularly the SEC and Big Ten, dominate the sport, and their financial advantages grow. Proposed playoff expansions raise concerns about equity for lower conferences and threaten the sport’s competitive dynamics, generating unease among fans.
