What's more puzzling in October? The lack of big-name opponents on the Huskers' schedule, or the lack of BTN prime time broadcasts? That, in a nutshell, is why Nebraska won't be playing under the lights much in 2013.
To borrow a phrase from The Big Lead's Ty Duffy, "The dowry is prime, but the bride is rather homely."
Nebraska's Spring Game will be televised live by BTN at 2 p.m. on Saturday, April 6th.
If expansion is all about the money, then what are the risks behind the easy money?
This week's "Worst in College Football" are two cable networks, a satellite programmer, and only two actual football teams.
Analyzing Notre Dame's move to the ACC from a Boston College perspective, more Boston College-Northwestern and this week's picks.
How to watch Saturday's Boston College-Northwestern game on the Big Ten Network?
BTN is apparently asking for more money from Dish Network, and Dish is resisting. Fans are caught in the middle and probably end up on the losing end of the deal. Undoubtedly either higher bills or loss of Big Ten broadcasts are the end result.
The folly of list-making and remembering the greatness of Shonn Greene at Iowa (again).
Click for the Iowa Hawkeye news, stay for the comments. Today's topics include: pink locker rooms, Iowa's depth chart and random insanity.
