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MLive · Jul 24, 2018

Big Ten Network president warns fans: Comcast might drop us

CHICAGO -- Get ready for a summer of back and forth between the Big Ten Conference and Comcast.

Mark Silverman, the president of the Big Ten Network and regional executive with Fox Sports, took to the podium Tuesday at Big Ten media days to strike fear in Big Ten football fans.

The league's original 10-year television contract with Comcast expires at the end of August with little headway on a renewal, putting in jeopardy access to watch Big Ten football games on the league-operated Big Ten Network.

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