Some spring meetings leftovers and much more ...
The Big Ten is expanding its bowl options for 2014 and beyond. The new lineup will combat "bowl fatigue," Kyle Meinke writes. There's a lot to like about what the Big Ten is doing.
Some good takes on the Penn State/medical care issue from Neil Rudel, David Jones, Bob Flounders and Donnie Collins. The former Penn State walk-on mentioned in the SI story defends trainer Tim Bream. Hear from Penn State's latest recruit.
New Rutgers athletic director Julie Hermann must be a visionary for the program. Hermann is the right type of hire for Rutgers. The historical ramifications didn't motivate Rutgers in hiring a female AD. Those who knew Hermann at Nebraska weigh in on her hire.
Big Ten leaders talk about the possibility of the major conferences separating from the rest, Jeremy Fowler writes.
Graham Couch weighs in on what Jim Delany and Mark Hollis said at the spring meetings.
Michigan State defensive coordinator Pat Narduzzi talks recruiting and Joel Heath's development. The Spartans add to their 2014 class with Chris Frey. Former MSU signee Jay Harris knew the school wouldn't like his rap video.
Michigan likely won't wear alternate unis in 2013.
Alex Lewis wasn't wearing Nebraska gear the night of his arrest. Three former Huskers make the NFL Network's top 100 list.
Wisconsin adds a defensive lineman to its 2014 recruiting class.
Ohio State AD Gene Smith supports a Big Ten title game at Detroit's Ford Field.
Illinois completes its 2014 nonleague schedule. The Illini are pursuing Oklahoma State transfer QB Wes Lunt (subscription required).
More Big Ten spring meetings notes. Expansion isn't dead, but it's not on the front burner for the Big Ten.
Northwestern's latest recruiting target watch.