LJS ArticleDon't run too far from the porch with this discussion just yet, but the possibility of the occasional Big Ten football game on Friday is reportedly at least going to be discussed.
So, too, is the thought of playing primetime games in November, which the Big Ten has previously frowned upon.
Wisconsin State Journal reporter Andy Baggot wrote today that while both ideas are "years away" from becoming a reality, "they are curious talking points for Big Ten Conference administrators meeting this week in Chicago."
Writes Baggot: "Big Ten commissioner Jim Delany is trying to get feedback to be used in negotiating the next series of TV deals for the league. The current contracts run through 2016 (with Fox for the conference football championship game) and ’17 (with ESPN and ABC for regular-season games).
"If the networks want Big Ten games on Friday nights — a slot traditionally reserved for high schools — Delany wants to know where his constituents stand and an idea of what a commitment like that would be worth.
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