Seven more to go and Stanley sticks around for another year.

• The Big Ten remains king of college sports -- at least in revenue. ICYMI, an excellent look by Scott Dochterman at the unsold Big Ten bowl tickets and what they cost.

• The always-inspirational Eric LeGrand inspires graduates at Rutgers' commencement.

• Penn State early enrollee De'Andre Thompkins wasted no time in making his mark. James Franklin wants to see facilities upgrades at PSU.

• The victim in the assault allegedly involving Philip Nelson is on life support. A closer look at Nelson's sudden fall.

• Illinois' quarterbacks will mix fun and work this summer. USC transfer Ty Isaac is an intriguing option for the Illini.

• Like many of us, Michigan State coach Mark Dantonio was shocked to see only one Spartan drafted this year.

• Nebraska fans should appreciate the security the Big Ten provides, Lee Barfknecht writes.

• Charles Woodson expects big things from incoming Michigan CB Jabrill Peppers.

• Ohio State players can go chase waterfalls in their new locker room.

• A good look at the draft-day experience for Maryland CB Dexter McDougle.

• Tom Dienhart writes the Big Ten should stop playing Notre Dame altogether.

• Michigan State and Michigan don't feel alcohol sales at games are necessary.

• Here are the must-see Big Ten nonconference games.

• Purdue RB Raheem Mostert helps revive the school's track program.

• The "Jump Around" makes its appearance at Wisconsin's graduation ceremony.