The Big Ten will announce the breakdown of its new divisions tonight in a 7 p.m. special televised on the Big Ten Network.
Several scenarios have been reported, citing various sources. Here's a roundup of what's being reported right now:
ESPN.com: Big Ten will split Michigan and Ohio State, and protect cross-overs.
Lancaster Eagle-Gazette: Ohio Senate may try to block Michigan-Ohio State schedule move.
Indianapolis Star: Indiana and Purdue will be kept in same divisions.
Chicago Tribune: Big Ten didn't worry about geography in determining traditions.
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