The Big Ten typically sends one team to the NCAA regionals. The Big Ten plays its league tourney in Columbus, Ohio, before sparse crowds (though Omaha could bid for that tourney — and should get it). The Big Ten has rules that don’t compute with most college baseball people, including one that doesn’t allow you to replace a scholarship for any player who leaves for pro ball before his senior year.
That discourages a coach from going after a player talented enough to go pro before his senior year. You know, the kind of players who take you to the CWS.
And this is why TO will keep MA and his suckitude. MA is the perfect Big 10 coach.