Some big news announced today, as the Big Ten and Pac-12 will begin to increase interconference scheduling, along with cross-promoting networks and participating in academic and cultural "exchanges," according to USA Today.
The big news is that the football programs plan to play at least one interconference matchup with the other conference beginning in 2017. As a result, Jim Delany says the Big Ten likely will rethink its decision to play nine conference games. These games could take place in NFL stadiums, Mark Hollis told ESPN.
"I'm a believer that kids want to play in the big games,'' Hollis said to ESPN. "I think that's going to do nothing but enhance the situation for both leagues.''
