OSU AD Ross Bjork Shares Big Ten’s Ambitious Plan to Bring Major Scheduling Change to College Football

The Big Ten may be gearing up to completely revamp the way it constructs its football schedule, with Ohio State athletic director Ross Bjork sharing a bold concept inspired by the NFL. Instead of locking conference matchups years in advance, the league is considering a system that would set opponents each season based on the previous year’s standings. It would be a major shift in how teams plan their conference schedules and could change the path to the Big Ten title every year. The Buckeyes are 6-1 and ranked No.