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Can Big Ten Remove Underperforming Football Schools?

Would the Big Ten ever cast aside its underperforming football schools? Everything regarding college sports has been about expansion. Could the Big Ten kick out schools like Indiana, Purdue, or Rutgers? Would the SEC kick out a school like Vanderbilt? The lower performing schools are not in a position to win championships and they don’t bring in as much revenue or garner big TV ratings like some of their more popular counterparts. Yet, they still collect $75-100 million dollars a year from their respective conference media deals. It’s something to ponder in the future but we will look at it today.

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