Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti painted his conference’s 24-team College Football Playoff proposal as a way of making the regular season more meaningful — not less — and said he’s surprised he keeps having to explain that to a stout group of critics who favor a smaller expansion.

Spring practice has wrapped across the Big Ten, and the picture heading into the 2026 college football season is coming into focus. The conference enters the fall riding three consecutive national championships from three different programs,

Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti concluded the second day of his conference’s spring meetings Tuesday with an hour-long session with the media. All but one minute (or so it seemed) was spent on the most controversial topic in college sports: The Big Ten’s proposal for a 24-team College Football Playoff.

The Big Ten showed a united front, pushing for a 24 team College Football Playoff, and it won't change its stance for the SEC.

Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti and his 18 universities are unanimous in their support of a 24-team College Football Playoff and bullish on what

It’s no stretch to say that in the battle of wills, visions and, yes, national titles being waged across the college-sports landscape, the Big Ten has taken the lead.

A CBS Sports survey shows SEC coaches and athletic directors are split on College Football Playoff expansion while the other three Power Four conferences are in lock-step on a 24-team model

The Big Ten entered the 2026 Men's NCAA Tournament riding a 26-year drought since the conference last produced a national champion. Nearly halfway through the event, the league is doing just about everything it can to make sure that skid comes to a long ...

The Big Ten baseball tournament started on Tuesday, and the Iowa Hawkeyes looked like a team that could sneak into the single-elimination qualifying round after beating Illinois on Tuesday, but those aspirations disappeared less than 48 hours later.