The information is Jim Delany's words and actions plus logic. The B10 has made a very specific opening move for the 60+ million person northeast market by acquiring Rutgers and Maryland. They've opened up offices in New York. Logic, I would argue, tells us two schools (three if you count Penn State) don't create enough compelling interest to secure the region for the B10 to the same degree the other 11 schools do for an equal 60+ million person midwest region. The only two reasonably qualified "free agents" in the northeast are us and Temple. Penn State and Rutgers already secure eastern Pennsylvania and southern New Jersey. Temple would just be excess baggage. Maryland secures D.C./Baltimore. New York/Boston and New England, however, have not been secured and that means us. Q.E.D.