Leaving last year's Big Ten kickoff luncheon in Chicago, one image in particular stuck with me.

And with all due respect to Joshua Perry, Nate Sudfeld and the overcooked grilled chicken, it had nothing to do with either of the keynote speakers or the meal that had been served to the attendees.

But while waiting for the festivities to begin that late-July afternoon, I noticed only one seat—a metaphorical border, if you will—sat between Urban Meyer and Jim Harbaugh on the dais. For seven months to this point, the two had been painted as natural rivals, both in terms of ...

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