Big Ten Commissioner Jim Delany to Step Down in June 2020
Posted Mar 4, 2019
The Big Ten Conference announced Monday that Jim Delany will officially conclude his term as Big Ten Commissioner at the end of his current contract which expires on June 30, 2020. “It’s been an amazing opportunity to serve and lead these preeminent institutions, presidents, administrators, coaches and students. It is incredibly fulfilling, said Delany"
(Big Ten)
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