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1967 Big Ten title team: 1961 Rose Bowl: 1962 Rose Bowl:

Yeah, totally agree. I missed the "+" part of your earlier post. I thought you were saying it was hard to believe it was on SEC "and" not the regular channels (meaning ESPN, etc.)

Ah, I missed that it is SEC+ in the earlier discussion. I thought it was regular SEC Network. A check of the schedule makes it appear the LSU-Georgia volleyball match will be on the SEC Network that night. Not sure that makes sense. Teams always get scolded for the lack of scheduling P5vsP5...

ESPN has an NBA doubleheader that night. Both ESPN2 and ESPN-U have MACtion football that night.

Of course. It'd be nice to have some big time thinking at some point.

Why would the U be unhappy? If Huntington wants out of this deal, the U should allow that to happen yesterday. Go secure a real naming rights deal with difference-making money. The current deal is a bargain for one side and it isn't the U. Huntington Bank is paying less than $2m/year in...

They've only allowed TWO (2) touchdowns total in five games and zero TDs in two Big Ten full games. (And, only four (4) field goals total in five games.)

Maybe he was thinking naming rights :LOL:. https://biermanequipment.com/

Indiana just got $50 million for naming its football stadium after a bank. It covers 20 years, so not a great deal for the school it seems. Some pro sports teams are still signing some pretty big deals. Any word on what Grand Casino paid the Wild?

This is the Browns' CURRENT stadium name. Dairy Queen bailed on the Gophers years ago when they let the DQ Club name go to Cambria. If they didn't want to pay a little bit of money for the Club Room, doubtful they would want to pay a big bit of money for the stadium name.

There were some fronts where only one DT was in there. When ever that happened, KC/AC switched to a run. No matter how many yards was needed to gain.

Tomorrow will be a good test for Nestor for sure, and there's no doubt he will give up something, as everyone has against those Rutgers WRs (including MN's great CB tandem last year). That said, anyone who has watched what TJ Hall has done so far this season and what John Nestor has done so...

I think you're correct, there aren't many cases of this. And, it depends on how close to ten years you are talking to come up with a few guys in the neighborhood. Some examples near PJ's nine-year tenure that I can think of off the top of my head: Mike Price coached at Washington State for 14...

Point of clarification. That video is from June 16th, not today.

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Yet, they didn't play him for about the last 11 minutes of the game. Baffling. He looks like a stud in the making. Might have to be a stud now if both Taylor and Turner remain out for any length of time.

Almost no humans can cover for 4 seconds either. You better to get a QB with a strong arm like Cal's in less than 4 seconds, or it won't be good. And, it wasn't. The worst defensive play call of the night was rushing three on a 3rd-and-6 at the nine-yard-line. Wtf are we doing? There was no...

The conference TV partners control TV times, not the schools. That stipulation would never be allowed in a contract. Michigan-Ohio State has no stipulation. It is up to TV.

Yes, good point. Chicago would have been a B1G game. Nebraska was easily the most-played non-conference rival and Washington (17 games) was up there, too. Both now Big Ten teams.

According to Gopher sports webpage, we've actually played Iowa State 26 times with a 22-3-1 record. I realize you meant P4 opponents here. But for the heck of it I spent wasted time looking through the opponents. (Just for something interesting to see, not to suggest possible future...