LAS VEGAS — In a city known for its glitz, glamour and bright lights, Michigan football will be under the microscope this week at Big Ten Media Days.

Penn State will be represented by James Franklin, Drew Allar, Nick Dawkins and Zakee Wheatley today on Wednesday in Las Vegas.

With the kickoff of the Big Ten Media Days on Tuesday, it officially means the 2025 season is right around the corner. The three-day event taking place in Las V

The college football media days circuit carries on this week in the desert as Big Ten Media Days takes over the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas. Between July 22-24, the league will host all 18 teams as part of a three-day event,

University of Cincinnati Bearcats football does not tangle with the Nebraska Cornhuskers in the Kansas City Classic for just over a month, but the men from Lincoln are at Big Ten media days this week.

Curt Cignetti opened Big Ten Media Days with a fun-filled shot at the SEC's scheduling philosophy, which accurately captured the overarching message from commissioner Tony Petitti and Big Ten coaches.

The college playoffs expanding from 12 to 16 teams could happen as soon as next season, but the Big Ten and SEC haven't come to an agreement on what that format would look like.

Forget playoff resumes and strength of schedule. Here’s a simple way to compare the SEC and Big Ten: have them play one another.