Tony Petitti
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Nov 4, 2026
John OurandHOST
You said earlier that there's nobody that's running college sports.
John OurandHOST
And I would argue that Greg Sankey, the commissioner of the SEC, and Tony Petitti of the Big Ten, I've sort of, are they running it? No, they're running their own conferences.
John OurandHOST
But it appears to me that the skids have been greased for sort of that super conference of the Big Ten SEC and just separating themselves away from, you know, the Big 12 ACC and everyone else.
John OurandHOST
Is that a scenario that you see playing out as well?
Galen ClavioHOST
Yeah.
Galen ClavioHOST
Well, I'll tell you who cannot feel great right now is Tony Petitti because the Big Ten put a graphic up that I want to call up here briefly.
Galen ClavioHOST
This was something they tweeted out.
Galen ClavioHOST
This is not a good graphic if you're the Big Ten.
Doug LesmerisesGUEST
And so if you get left, if number 25 gets left out too fricking bad, I don't want to hear any complaints, but the idea that number nine might get left out.
Doug LesmerisesGUEST
And the other part of this, which is absolutely unequivocally, no doubt part of the reasoning here, why Tony Petitti pushed for this.
Doug LesmerisesGUEST
And I talked to him about this.
Spencer McLaughlinHOST
Still another segment worth of discussion.
Doug LesmerisesGUEST
Big 10 team gets in.
Doug LesmerisesGUEST
Why? Because of the bias in the sport and in the committee room that everything in the SEC is better.
Doug LesmerisesGUEST
So if you expand it, what Tony Petitti, this is true.
Doug LesmerisesGUEST
You had the Big Ten, which pushed this and won.
Pete SouzaGUEST
He's the commissioner there.
Pete SouzaGUEST
Tim Pernetti has amazing experience on the TV side with CBS, sort of like a little Tony Petitti in him, on a lesser version, CBS Sports Network.
Pete SouzaGUEST
He also was the AD at Rutgers.
Pete SouzaGUEST
He knows football.
Brian DriscollHOST
Now they get a bye week to kind of rest, recover, figure some things out, get guys healthier, and you've got a chance to go out there and be that fourth team.
Brian DriscollHOST
If you're Tony Petitti, this is kind of what you're hoping for.
Brian DriscollHOST
You're hoping that UCLA wins their next three.
Brian DriscollHOST
You're hoping that Indiana loses to USC and then runs the table.
Brian DriscollHOST
Actually, I don't know even if that works.
Brian DriscollHOST
I'm curious.
Brian DriscollHOST
I'll tell you what if I'm Tony Petitti.
Brian DriscollHOST
I want UCLA to win their next three.
Tony GerdemanGUEST
It's been a while since it has been, and thankfully it's not Kevin Warren's Big Ten either.
Tony GerdemanGUEST
And not that Tony Petitti has a bunch of fans right now either.
Tony GerdemanGUEST
Maybe we need Jim Delaney's Big Ten now that I talk it out loud.
Tony GerdemanGUEST
But if Ohio State is going to carry the load, then they should get a different share than everybody else that isn't.
Randy LevineGUEST
Jonathan Kraft, Adam Silva, Lou Amorello, great college commissioners, all the big commissioners.
Randy LevineGUEST
Tony Petitti from the Big Ten, great.
Randy LevineGUEST
Thank you, the SEC.
Randy LevineGUEST
Tim Prennetti from the American... you know all of them and you know brett from the uh big 12 we're all together great athletic directors school presidents and we came together with a proposal we work with the senate bipartisan senate you know senator cruz senator cantwell senator schmidt had 77 votes in the united states center michael what today get 77 how about nothing
Randy LevineGUEST
All the university presidents, like congressional people, attorney generals, look at the president and said... hey, can you, you know, when you get things done, can you get something done? So he asked me.
Randy LevineGUEST
We formed the presidential roundtable with some of the greatest sports executives there are, Jonathan Kraft, Adam Silva, Lou Amorello, great college commissioners, all the big commissioners, Tony Petitti from the Big Ten, great.
Randy LevineGUEST
Thank you, the SEC.
Randy LevineGUEST
Tim Prennetti from the American... you know, all of them.
Dennis DoddGUEST
He wasn't used to that.
Dennis DoddGUEST
Same as Tony Petitti when the counter-stallings thing broke in the Big Ten.
Dennis DoddGUEST
He's not used to dealing with that.
Dennis DoddGUEST
So I think all that contributed to him getting out of college athletics and going into a more professional marketing role.
Dennis DoddGUEST
He wasn't used to that.
Dennis DoddGUEST
Same as Tony Petitti when the counter stadiums thing broke in the Big Ten.
Dennis DoddGUEST
He's not used to dealing with that.
Dennis DoddGUEST
So I think all that contributed to him getting out of college athletics and going into a more professional marketing role.
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