The landscape of college football is continuously changing, and this time around, it’s the elimination of divisions within each conference.
With the recent NCAA announcement that relaxes restrictions on football conference championship games, some conferences have quickly decided to eliminate divisions and have the conference championship game involve the top two teams based on winning percentage.
In regards to the Big Ten, Michigan State Athletic Director Alan Haller recently hinted that changes could soon be coming on the football side of things:
Since the Legends and Leaders divisions were scrapped after three seasons, the Big Ten has been ruled by a team out of the East Division since 2014:
Are you a fan of no divisions in college football, especially in the Big Ten?
