The Big Ten is about to change its own rules for the 2020 football season to ensure Ohio State gets maximum exposure and to increase the Buckeyes’ chances of being selected for the College Football Playoff. Yes, the entire league is going to bend over backwards solely to help land the extra payday involved with having a team make the CFP. And the conference’s decision-makers will do it regardless of what every member agreed to at the start of the season. © Provided by The Big Lead Big Ten logo, Michigan v Indiana | Justin Casterline/Getty Images With Ohio State’s matchup with Michigan cancelled this weekend, the Buckeyes will finish the season 5-0. Before the campaign began the conference ruled that to qualify for the Big Ten Championship Game, a team had to play in at least six games. Therefore, Ohio State will be ineligible to compete. Those rules make…
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