Big Ten spring meetings take place Tuesday-Wednesday in Chicago. I'll be on hand throughout, so be sure and check the blog for updates.
Onto the links.
Onto the links.
- Michigan president Mary Sue Coleman admits the school made the wrong call in hiring RichRod. Wolverines coach Brady Hoke reminisces about Bo Schembechler.
- Iowa athletic director Gary Barta favors increasing the bowl eligibility requirement to seven victories.
- Former Nebraska running back Aaron Green is transferring to TCU. Nebraska chancellor Harvey Perlman hasn't shied away from talking athletics during his tenure. The Lincoln Journal Star looks at Nebraska's most memorable touchdowns, from 1 yard to 100.
- Texas A&M edges Nebraska to host an ESPN "College GameDay" commercial.
- The system is the star at Wisconsin, which will make it easier to replace some star power, SI.com's Andy Staples writes.
- Ohio State's shift from quarters to semesters will impact the team's preseason preparation. Tom Herman's recruiting connections in Texas have put Ohio State in the mix for some top prospects.
- A look inside Bill O'Brien's offensive playbook at Penn State.
- A Michigan State verbal commit could be swayed to stay and play at home in Texas. Another Spartans recruit draws high marks at the Elite 11 tryout.
- Illinois quarterback recruit Aaron Bailey is a humble star. Illini fans can meet coach Tim Beckman this week.
- Big Ten commissioner Jim Delany needs to get over his SEC obsession, David Climer writes.
- Former Michigan State star Jerel Worthy calls Wisconsin's offensive line the best he faced in college. Former Wisconsin center Peter Konz is bringing back the "Dirty Bird" to the Atlanta Falcons.
- Juco defender Randy Gregory remains committed to Purdue. Boilers great Jim Carter, he of "Touchdown Twins" fame, died last week at 100.
- BTN.com's Tom Dienhart breaks down Northwestern's 2012 schedule.



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