The Big Ten's weaponization of clean cash -- and lots of it -- is shifting power dynamics from South to North

The Big Ten can pay players now -- guilt-free. Does it mean the end of the SEC's utter dominance?

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The Big Ten's weaponization of clean cash -- and lots of it -- is shifting power dynamics from South to North

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