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The Big Ten Huddle: Week 8 Best Bets + Michigan & USC Oppose $2.4B Capital Investment – Leaving the Conference?
Kick off with JR's top best bets for Big Ten Week 8 games, presented by FanDuel. Then, dive into the explosive drama where Michigan and USC are blocking a massive $2.4B capital investment from UC Investments. JR clarifies this isn't private equity (despite the misinformation), breaks down the risks, and explores if it signals an exit strategy for these powerhouses. Part of Bleav.
In this episode of The Big Ten Huddle, start with JR's quick best bets for Week 8: Michigan vs Washington – Under 50.5 (defenses shine); USC at Notre Dame – Notre Dame -9.5 (Irish momentum); Ohio State at Wisconsin – Wisconsin +25.5 (line value). Sponsored by FanDuel – get in on the action with top odds!
Then, JR uncovers the truth behind the Big Ten's proposed $2.4 billion capital investment deal with UC Investments – not private equity, as some claim. Michigan and USC lead the opposition, citing uneven payouts, a 10-year grant of rights extension, and long-term uncertainties in college sports. Could this push Michigan toward leaving the Big Ten? We explore historical context, like Michigan's past selectivity in expansions, and why schools like Ohio State and Penn State are pushing forward. Get the facts on athlete revenue sharing, coaching buyouts, and how this could reshape the conference without selling out to true private equity.
Don't miss JR's no-nonsense take: Is this smart caution or the start of a meltdown? Hit like if you want real info over fake news, and subscribe for more Big Ten breakdowns.
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Presented by FanDuel – Bet on college football with the best odds and promos.
Drop your comments below! #BigTen #MichiganFootball #USCTrojans #CollegeFootballDrama #BestBets #FanDuel
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The Big Ten Huddle: Week 8 Best Bets + Michigan & USC Oppose $2.4B Capital Investment – Leaving the Conference?
Kick off with JR's top best bets for Big Ten Week 8 games, presented by FanDuel. Then, dive into the explosive drama where Michigan and USC are blocking a massive $2.4B capital investment from UC Investments. JR clarifies this isn't private equity (despite the misinformation), breaks down the risks, and explores if it signals an exit strategy for these powerhouses. Part of Bleav.
In this episode of The Big Ten Huddle, start with JR's quick best bets for Week 8: Michigan vs Washington – Under 50.5 (defenses shine); USC at Notre Dame – Notre Dame -9.5 (Irish momentum); Ohio State at Wisconsin – Wisconsin +25.5 (line value). Sponsored by FanDuel – get in on the action with top odds!
Then, JR uncovers the truth behind the Big Ten's proposed $2.4 billion capital investment deal with UC Investments – not private equity, as some claim. Michigan and USC lead the opposition, citing uneven payouts, a 10-year grant of rights extension, and long-term uncertainties in college sports. Could this push Michigan toward leaving the Big Ten? We explore historical context, like Michigan's past selectivity in expansions, and why schools like Ohio State and Penn State are pushing forward. Get the facts on athlete revenue sharing, coaching buyouts, and how this could reshape the conference without selling out to true private equity.
Don't miss JR's no-nonsense take: Is this smart caution or the start of a meltdown? Hit like if you want real info over fake news, and subscribe for more Big Ten breakdowns.
Chapters:
Presented by FanDuel – Bet on college football with the best odds and promos.
Drop your comments below! #BigTen #MichiganFootball #USCTrojans #CollegeFootballDrama #BestBets #FanDuel
Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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