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COLUMN: The Big Ten changing its rules for Ohio State but not anyone else isn’t fair

<p>Junior running back Stevie Scott III runs with the ball Nov. 14 in Spartan Stadium in East Lansing, Michigan. The Big Ten changed the conference title game requirements to benefit Ohio State on Wednesday, despite previously not changing conference rules to allow Nebraska an extra nonconference game in October.</p> — Alex Deryn

In fact, it's bullshit.

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