(The Center Square) – The Big Ten reversed an August decision to postpone the fall football season and will now start play in October.
(The Center Square) – Big Ten conference presidents on Tuesday voted to postpone all fall sports, including lucrative football, and instead consider playing them in the spring.
Say the name “Big Ten” and most people will think of a powerhouse college athletics conference featuring high-profile schools that span the Midwest.
Residents of blue states pay higher property taxes than those in red states, according to a new analysis produced by the consumer financial website, WalletHub.
(The Center Square) – The Big Ten reversed an August decision to postpone the fall football season and will now start play in October.
(The Center Square) – Big Ten conference presidents on Tuesday voted to postpone all fall sports, including lucrative football, and instead consider playing them in the spring.
Say the name “Big Ten” and most people will think of a powerhouse college athletics conference featuring high-profile schools that span the Midwest.
Residents of blue states pay higher property taxes than those in red states, according to a new analysis produced by the consumer financial website, WalletHub.