Michigan regents on Big Ten private equity: 'Still opposed'
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- Michigan regent Jordan Acker reiterated the institution's stance against private equity in the Big Ten, highlighting the conference's financial success as a product of careful management rather than external investment.
- The opposition to private equity indicates a desire to maintain control over the conference's financial strategies and uphold its integrity in college sports.
- This discussion is part of a larger conversation about the implications of private investments in collegiate athletics, particularly as teams like USC and Oregon prepare for critical matchups that could affect playoff standings.
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