The Big Ten Conference and Las Vegas officials are discussing the possibility of hosting the Big Ten's championship football game at Allegiant Stadium. Talks are in the early stages, according to Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority President and CEO Steve Hill. The Big Ten has asked several cities to submit proposals, and Las Vegas is eager to be considered. The championship game has been held in Indianapolis since its inception in 2011, but the conference's contract with Lucas Oil Stadium expires after the 2024 game. Allegiant Stadium has hosted the Pac-12 Conference's football championship for the past two years and is scheduled to do so again this winter. Hosting the Big Ten championship game would be a significant opportunity for Las Vegas, which has already established itself as a premier destination for sporting events. With a 65,000-seat capacity, Allegiant Stadium has already proven to be a suitable venue for high-profile games, attracting fans from out of town. While it is unclear if the talks will result in a final agreement, the possibility of hosting the Big Ten championship game in Las Vegas has generated excitement among football fans and officials alike.