The Big Ten is the biggest college sports conference in the country, at least according to the people paying to broadcast the games.

The Big Ten makes more money in its current media rights deal than any other conference in college sports, and that advantage is set to get even bigger with the conference currently in the process of negotiating a new deal for its broadcast rights. With Fox already in as at least half-owners of the Big Ten games, what will the conference decide to do with the rest of the pie? Will ESPN maintain its cut, or will new streaming services be able to get their hands in on the Big Ten broadcasting deal? More importantly, what does this big money mean for the conference with money taking on a new meaning in college sports and other conferences watching closely for their own media deals coming soon?

Nate Dickinson and Jacob Rude look at all the potential options for the Big Ten as its games could be heading to new places in the near future. How will it change how you watch, and how will the money change how your school can operate? Part of the Locked On Podcast Network.

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