Is the Big Ten Back?
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“The last three football national champions derive from contiguous states inside a 300-mile radius mostly incorporating southern Indiana, central Ohio and southeastern Michigan.
‘It’s unbelievable,’ Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti said. ‘It means so much for Indiana, but it means a lot for the entire league. What Indiana has done in two years, I’ve never seen anything like it in all of the years I’ve been in sports.’”
Written by Ross Dellenger. Read more at Yahoo Sports
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