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Could the Big Ten turn to NFL-style scheduling model? Ohio State AD Ross Bjork hints at change
The Big Ten has already adopted what amounts to a salary cap in college athletics, and now it might take another step toward mimicking the NFL with its approach to scheduling.
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The Big Ten has already adopted what amounts to a salary cap in college athletics, and now it might take another step toward mimicking the NFL with its approach to scheduling. Ohio State athletic director Ross Bjork said the conference is looking at a results-based scheduling model. Bjork joined "The Ryan Day Show" on 97.1 The Fan and shared some insight about discussions around scheduling.
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