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Legends and Leaders is headed to extinction as the Big Ten goes geographic in splitting the conference.

Some think that adding more conference games will improve football schedules. The financial realities indicate otherwise. If anything, it might mean even worse schedules.

David Ubben thinks Nebraska regrets moving to the Big Ten. I think he's dead wrong.

The Big Ten is considering a proposal that would give the conference the ability to impose financial penalties, suspensions or termination of employment on individuals and schools themselves.

Not content to settle for small thinking, the Big Ten is thinking B1G in heading to the home of the Minnesota Twins and College World Series the next two years.

College football has so much more to offer than the decaying Rose Bowl can ever offer. The Rose shouldn't go away, just merely put in it's proper place.

The Big Ten and Pac 12 announced that they would be working together on scheduling each other in the non-conference part of the college football season. What does this mean for Nebraska?

Initial reaction: It could be worse. After digesting it for a few hours, it's really just, meh. I neither like or dislike the trophy. The idea behind the "Heroes Game" is admirable, but i hate that...

We lost to Michigan. Get over it. It's Iowa week.