The unofficial start to the 2025 college football season is here and it all kicks off at a classic Big Ten hot spot: Las Vegas, Nevada?

The Rutgers Rant is back to discuss the latest developments in the athletic director search and recap Big Ten media day.

Behind the scenes, Petitti has spent more than a year pushing a bizarre 16-team College Football Playoff model in which his conference and the SEC would earn four automatic berths each, the ACC and Big 12 two. This was his first time pitching it to a large public audience.

Dispatch sports reporter Joey Kaufman provides an update on Ohio State's starting quarterback competition from the 2025 Big Ten media days in Las Vegas.

LAS VEGAS — In a city known for its glitz, glamour and bright lights, Michigan football will be under the microscope this week at Big Ten Media Days.

Penn State, 13-3 a year ago, will be represented by James Franklin, quarterback Drew Allar, center Nick Dawkins and safety Zakee Wheatley.

Big Ten Football Media Days is often called the unofficial start of the Big Ten football season. The three-day event began on Tuesday and is taking place in Las Vegas for the first time ever. Michigan State and Michigan have their head coaches and three players in attendance and are

Iowa Hawkeyes football's Kirk Ferentz, Koen Entringer, Logan Jones and Ethan Hurkett will appear on July 24 at Big Ten Media Days in Las Vegas.

Big Ten's Tony Petitti confirms sending NCAA letter on Michigan's Connor Stalions case at media days, calls for faster resolution in ongoing saga.

Penn State head coach James Franklin did not appreciate having to fly across the country for Big Ten Media Days.