Md. regents face criticism for secret vote, but no punishment likely

Open meetings compliance board could force another vote, but regents did not have final say

While questions about the University of Maryland's decision to join the Big Ten seemed to dissipate when school leaders explained the financial benefits of the move, doubts about the process used to reach the conclusion continue smoldering.




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