| Big Ten Voting On League Format Again |
| By Fred Perdue April 23, 2013 Jeremy Fowler of CBS Sports reports that the Big Ten could vote as early as this week to move to a nine-game conference schedule, starting with the 2016 season. "A 2016 start allows Rutgers and Maryland a two-year transition and Big Ten membership time to plan non-conference scheduling before adding a league game," Fowler writes. The chancellors also could vote on divisions, which will be a geographic split starting in 2014. Wisconsin athletic director Barry Alvarez said he believes the nine-game vote will be a formality and wasn't sure of the exact date but thought it was next week, early May at the latest. The league's spring meetings take place May 13-15 in Chicago." |
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