The Big Ten Conference announced Wednesday a five-year contract extension for commissioner Tony Petitti, ensuring his leadership through the summer of 2033.
The Big Ten and Tony Petitti, the conference commissioner, reached an agreement on Wednesday for a five-year contract extension. This extends Petitti’s tenure with the league through the summer of 2033. The announcement was made by the Big Ten.
No specific reasons for the extension were provided in the announcement, but the move signals confidence in Petitti’s leadership of the conference. The timing of the extension comes amidst significant changes in college athletics, including conference realignment and the introduction of new revenue-sharing models. The Big Ten has been a leading force in these changes, recently adding USC, UCLA, Oregon, and Washington.
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