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In this action-packed episode of the Big Ten Huddle, host JR breaks down the hottest topics in Big Ten football. The episode kicks off with the brewing controversy over whether Michigan and Michigan State could face expulsion from the Big Ten if they leverage legal loopholes to bypass the House settlement’s NIL rules. JR then examines how schools like USC and SEC programs are flouting these regulations, putting rule-following teams like Ohio State and Penn State at a disadvantage.
Topics Discussed
Big Ten Expulsion Threats: Could Michigan and Michigan State’s legal tactics lead to their ousting from the conference?
NIL Compliance Challenges: How USC and SEC schools’ disregard for NIL rules complicates life for compliant programs like Ohio State and Penn State.
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Catch The Big Ten Huddle Football Episodes 3 times a week. Here is when to catch our live or premiere episodes that are about an hour long (eastern time):
You can also expect videos by JR throughout the week covering news and interesting topics.
*All times are Eastern time
AUDIO ONLY PLATFORMS
The Big Ten Huddle is a podcast dedicated to providing honest, humorous, and insightful analysis of Big Ten football and basketball. With a focus on challenging the national bias, especially against the SEC, hosts JR and Zack offer unfiltered discussions that engage fans of all Big Ten teams. Though critical at times, they always aim to defend the conference and give credit where it’s due, bringing humor and deep analysis together for a unique listening experience.
Rooted in values of integrity, passion, and community, The Big Ten Huddle strives to become the go-to voice for Big Ten sports fans.
There is no show out there like The Big Ten Huddle!
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By JR, Bleav4.4
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In this action-packed episode of the Big Ten Huddle, host JR breaks down the hottest topics in Big Ten football. The episode kicks off with the brewing controversy over whether Michigan and Michigan State could face expulsion from the Big Ten if they leverage legal loopholes to bypass the House settlement’s NIL rules. JR then examines how schools like USC and SEC programs are flouting these regulations, putting rule-following teams like Ohio State and Penn State at a disadvantage.
Topics Discussed
Big Ten Expulsion Threats: Could Michigan and Michigan State’s legal tactics lead to their ousting from the conference?
NIL Compliance Challenges: How USC and SEC schools’ disregard for NIL rules complicates life for compliant programs like Ohio State and Penn State.
Timestamps
Additional Notes
More from JR:
SPONSORS
Catch The Big Ten Huddle Football Episodes 3 times a week. Here is when to catch our live or premiere episodes that are about an hour long (eastern time):
You can also expect videos by JR throughout the week covering news and interesting topics.
*All times are Eastern time
AUDIO ONLY PLATFORMS
The Big Ten Huddle is a podcast dedicated to providing honest, humorous, and insightful analysis of Big Ten football and basketball. With a focus on challenging the national bias, especially against the SEC, hosts JR and Zack offer unfiltered discussions that engage fans of all Big Ten teams. Though critical at times, they always aim to defend the conference and give credit where it’s due, bringing humor and deep analysis together for a unique listening experience.
Rooted in values of integrity, passion, and community, The Big Ten Huddle strives to become the go-to voice for Big Ten sports fans.
There is no show out there like The Big Ten Huddle!
🎙️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! 😍 https://streamyard.com/pal/d/5102755454124032
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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