Jim Delany
Hoge: If True, Big Ten Should Kick Penn State Out
As far as NCAA scandals go, this is as bad as it gets. It’s worse than the worst recruiting violation. It’s worse than free tattoos. It’s worse than top bowl officials skimming money off the top for themselves.
Delany Shuts Down Big Ten Expansion Talk
While most conferences around the country continue to juggle expansion talks, Commissioner Jim Delaney reiterated Thursday that the Big Ten is not currently interested in further expansion.
Wisch: If Irish Spurn Big Ten For ACC, Big Ten Should Spurn Irish
When it comes to college football, I’m generally not one to mess with tradition. I love the sport’s pomp. I revel in its circumstance.
Wisch: What Would Save A Notre Dame Season? The Big Ten
It wasn’t really Armageddon this past Saturday at Notre Dame. It just looked like it was.
Wisch: Is College Football Really America’s No. 2 Sport?
Big Ten Commissioner Jim Delany said last week that college football is the No. 2 sports in America behind only the NFL. Is he correct?
Big Ten’s Delany The Highest Paid Commissioner In 2009
According to tax records recently acquired by the Associated Press, four of college football’s top conferences pay their commissioners $1 million or more, far exceeding the salary of most university presidents.
CBS Sports, Big Ten Agree To Contract Extension For Basketball
CBS Sports and the Big Ten conference have agreed to a multi-year contract extension for the broadcast rights to the conference’s basketball games through the 2016-17 season, the two sides announced on Thursday.
Big Ten Football Championship Staying In Indy
Big Ten president and chancellors have voted to keep the conference football championship game in Indianapolis through at least 2015.
Wisch: The Big Ten Needs To Get ‘Black & Blue’
On Feb. 8, 1896 – one month after X-Rays were discovered and nine months before William McKinley was elected as the United States’ 25th president – a the Midwest’s premier universities held a powwow in Chicago and established the Big Ten.
What Went In To Division Names? Delany Explains
When the Big Ten announced they were adding Nebraska, the response was almost all positive. And when the Big Ten announced the names for the new divisions, the response was almost all negative.
Wisch: In Name Game, Big Ten Gets Routed
This past summer, when the Big Ten announced that the University of Nebraska was signing on as the league’s 12th team, the Conference That Can’t Count hit a stand-up triple.
Bernstein: New Big Ten Divisions Boring For A Reason
Of course the names “Legends” and “Leaders” have been poorly received by fans and critics. The two new Big Ten division names are uninspiring and uncreative, at best.
Hoge: Legends, Leaders, Logo…Lame
You know how offensive coordinators can get too “cute” with their play calling when they are already having success? That’s basically what Big Ten Commissioner Jim Delany has done since announcing Nebraska would join the conference, allowing for a Big Ten Championship Game to be born.
Big Ten Reveals New Logo And Division Names
The Big Ten released it’s new logo and the names for it’s two divisions, today. The addition of Nebraska, next year, will allow for the conference to have two divisions and a championship game.
UPDATED: Big Ten Makes Changes For Wrigley Game
There has been plenty of talk about Saturday’s Northwestern and Illinois football game at Wrigley Field. Most of the talk has surrounded the safety of the players. Today an announcement was made to help protect them.
Big Ten Title Game Could Come as Early as Next Season
CHICAGO — Commissioner Jim Delany expects the Big Ten to hold a championship game next season, when Nebraska joins and brings the league to 12 members. He also said teams will likely play nine conference […]



