LSU's Brian Kelly says SEC coaches want game vs. Big Ten

(3:34)Open Extended ReactionsDESTIN, Fla. -- LSU's Brian Kelly on Wednesday said SEC coaches favor adding one nonconference game against a Big Ten opponent in a scheduling agreement, but they "need a partner" to do it. "We want to compete against the Big Ten," Kelly said, following the last day of coaches meetings at the annual SEC spring meetings. Kelly said he would favor playing nine SEC games and adding the additional Big Ten opponent. Still, Kelly said the coaches made their "voices clear" this week to their respective athletic directors and SEC commissioner Greg Sankey. I know how important that game is to the people of South Carolina, and I don't want that game going anywhere."