Eleven Warriors: The Big Ten has been ordered to provide more documents to prove whether or not an official vote was taken to postpone the fall football season.
In response to the lawsuit filed last week by eight Nebraska football players against the Big Ten, Lancaster County District Court judge Susan Strong has “ordered the Big Ten conference to produce more information and documents regarding the ‘vote,’ as well as the governing documents related to the decision-making process.”
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