The Big Ten of course is in the midst of realignment.

Well, you being one of those teams that's on the Eastern Seaboard now having the opportunity in years to come to travel to LA to play whether the UCLA or SC.

What do you make of that opportunity?

He wouldn't be excited about going to LA in November

and going maybe the Champaign, Illinois

or Bloomington, Indiana in November. Hello and welcome to the Friday edition of Always College of Fall.

Today is July 15th and we appreciate you joining us from wherever it is you're

joining us whether that's on Spotify or an Apple podcast or if you're here with us

on the ESPN YouTube channel. I'm Greg McElroy along with me as always is my good friend and co-host

Mark Kubiak. We have a great game plan in store as we are deep in the mix when it comes to the talking season.

We've already put a bow on the big 12 media days.

We'll revisit some of those rosters in the weeks to come,

just a couple days away from the SEC getting underway in Atlanta.

And of course next week, the ACC media days will be upon us as well. So we're deep in the

middle of it and we look forward to breaking down some of these rosters in the days and weeks

to come. But today we're going to dive into the Big Ten East. We'll be

joined by Maryland head coach Mike Locksley, who is really on the heels of what was a

terrific bowl performance. We'll talk about what his team might be this year and we'll break down

some of the biggest question marks around the teams in the Big Ten East. But first let's talk about it. Let's talk about it.

Let's talk about it.

The Big Ten East has long been considered, if not the best division in college football,

certainly at worst, number two.

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