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Big Ten spring football dates

February, 10, 2010

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Thanks to e-mailer Steve from Chicago for this reminder:

Hey Adam,I noticed that the ACC blog has a list of the spring practice and spring game dates for those schools. Any chance we can get the same for the Big Ten schools?

Absolutely. Most of these are nailed down, and I'll provide updates when I get the missing information.

ILLINOIS

Start date: Week of March 29
Spring game: April 24

INDIANA

Start date: March 23
Spring game: April 17

IOWA

Start date: TBA
Spring game: April 17

MICHIGAN

Start date: March 14
Spring game: April 17

MICHIGAN STATE

Start date: March 23
Spring game: April 24

MINNESOTA

Start date: March 23
Spring game: April 24

NORTHWESTERN

Start date: March 29
Spring game: April 24

OHIO STATE

Start date: April 1
Spring game: April 24

PENN STATE

Start date: March 26 or 27
Spring game: April 24

PURDUE

Start date: March 24
Spring game: April 17

WISCONSIN

Start date: March 13
Spring game: April 17 (team will break between March 29-April 2)

Adam Rittenberg | email

College Football

ESPN.com Big Ten blogger
Joined ESPN.com in 2008
Wrote for Arlington Heights (Ill.) Daily Herald

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