Northwestern is building Ryan Field to be the most exclusive and premium experience in the Big Ten, but will it feel like college football?
Josh Yourish
About Josh Yourish
Josh Yourish is a national college sports writer for FanSided covering football and basketball. Josh is a college football awards voter, FWAA, and USBWAA member, who has been covering both sports for two years. Prior to his current role, Josh spent two years as a sports betting writer for Minute Media, with a specialty in college football and college basketball. He is a graduate of George Mason University and a Pittsburgh native.
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