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Jim Delany stays the course on Big Ten media day


Unlike some of his counterparts from other leagues -- and unlike some of his own previous years here -- Big Ten commissioner didn't seem interested in making major headlines during his address to close out media day. Then again, Delany's views on NCAA reform and other pressing topics are well-known and well-documented. (ESPN.com)

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