Big Ten explores dynamic scheduling model for 2028 season
CBS Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 29, 2026, 9:06 PM
Last updated Oct 29, 2026
Ohio State athletic director Ross Bjork stated the Big Ten is considering a new scheduling model similar to the NFL's, expected to begin in the 2028 season. This dynamic model will be based on team performance from the previous season, allowing for more equitable matchups. Bjork emphasized the need for changes due to increased parity in college football from NIL and the transfer portal, while ensuring key rivalries remain intact each year. The discussions aim to address the historical basis of past scheduling that can no longer accurately reflect team strengths.
- •Dynamic scheduling could impact 2028 Big Ten matchups.
- •Bjork cites increased parity from NIL and transfer rules.
- •Historical scheduling models may not reflect current team strength.
- •Key rivalries will be preserved under the new model.
- 9:06 PMCBS Sports — Could the Big Ten turn to NFL-style scheduling model? Ohio State AD Ross Bjork hints at change
"According to Bjork, the Big Ten is exploring a dynamic new model that could go into effect in 2028
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