Video: Reporter Claims Decision To Play Football Marks Big Ten's 'Darkest Day' - Did She Forget These Sex Crime Scandals?

By The Western Journal September 18, 2020 at 3:02pm

‘The Big Ten wasn’t the SEC; it wasn’t the Big 12. It was better than that, and it was happy to tell you all about it.’ STORY: http://w-j.co/s/63c47

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