Episode
The Big Ten Has an Embarrassing Problem Right Now
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- Sep 10, 2026
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Summary
Is the Big Ten really the best conference in college football? After just one week, Jacob Goins of Locked On Hoosiers and Zach Seyko of Locked On Nittany Lions already have some questions. Indiana and Penn State looked solid, but shaky performances elsewhere in the conference raise concerns about just how deep the Big Ten really is in 2026. Then there's Michigan. Jacob and Zach react to the controversial ending between Michigan and Western Michigan, debate whether the Wolverines deserved their victory and discuss the Big Ten's decision to expand live communication between referees and replay officials during reviews. Plus, could the Big Ten ever threaten to kick out one of its own members? After the SEC's confrontation with LSU, Jacob and Zach discuss the changing power structure in college football and where conference realignment may ultimately be headed. Subscribe to Locked On Hoosiers and Locked On Nittany Lions for more Big Ten and college football coverage.