If you watched the Northwestern football game against Eastern Illinois last weekend, you noticed the Wildcats added a patriotic look to their helmets and midfield logo to honor the 10-year anniversary of 9/11. Something you probably didn’t notice was the jersey patch sponsorship on Willie the Wildcat’s left shoulder. It’s innocent enough, but it’s also something that prompted CNBC’s respected Darren Rovell, a Northwestern graduate, to ask: “The Next Frontier?”

Andre Rison. Plaxico Burress. Derrick Mason. Charles Rogers. None of these decorated former Michigan State wide receivers can challenge B.J. Cunningham when it comes to the Spartans’ record book. That’s right, Cunningham became the program’s all-time leading receiver in Saturday’s 44-0 victory over Florida Atlantic. How does Cunningham feel about being mentioned in the same breath as Michigan State’s greatest receivers? “It means a lot, just to be on the list with these guys,” he told “The Big Ten Pulse” on Monday night. Watch the entire interview now. Our “Big Ten Football Breakdown” crew caught up with Illinois’ Trulon Henry on Monday night. Henry had the 27-yard pick-6 that helped spark Illinois to its 56-3 rout of South Dakota State. In two games this season, Henry has two interceptions. The latest one was more memorable, though, because Henry turned it into six points. “I always wanted score a touchdown,” he said. Coming up Tuesday on BTN, watch “The Next Level” at 7 p.m. ET. Check out our entire programming schedule.