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Nebraska’s reward for Big Ten membership is joining the Committee for Institutional Cooperation
The national conversation on Nebraska’s entrance into the Big Ten has focused on athletics and particularly football, given the Cornhuskers’ well-earned reputation as a powerhouse program with a large and loyal fan base.
People talked about travel and television markets, the potential for new athletic revenues, and the new rivalries that would form as the University of Nebraska-Lincoln became the Big Ten’s 12th member and first addition since Penn State University joined the league in 1990.
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