2020

The Big Ten Council of Presidents and Chancellors voted Tuesday to reinstate the 2020 fall football season, and the start date is set for the weekend of Oct. 23-24, according to a statement by the Big Ten.

The Big Ten Council of Presidents and Chancellors (COP/C) adopted significant medical protocols and has voted unanimously to resume the football season starting the weekend of October 23-24, 2020: https://t.co/b5yHShGb1D

— Big Ten Conference (@bigten) September 16, 2020

The change in decision from the Big Ten, according to reports and Read More

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Although Nebraska president Ted Carter claimed the Big Ten would make an announcement regarding a potential fall season on Tuesday night, no such announcement was made.

“We’re getting ready to announce the Huskers and Big Ten football tonight,” Carter told Bob Hinson, director of the National Strategic Research Institute, in a Read More

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In the first week of the 2020 NFL season, there were plenty of strong performances to be found from the 50 former Ohio State players that are on active rosters.

Here are the eight that stood out as the most notable, with the list including some strong rookie debuts, a Read More

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Prior to a press conference Tuesday morning [Sept. 15], Nebraska President Ted Carter said an announcement of the Big Ten’s decision on possibly reinstating the fall football season will come Tuesday, per a KETV video. 

“We’re getting ready to announce the Huskers and Big Ten football tonight,” said Carter in Read More

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Following reports that the Big Ten presidents and chancellors were meeting to discuss the possibility of reinstating the fall football season, the conference’s coaches, players and fans anxiously await a decision. 

Wisconsin Chancellor Rebecca Blank spoke about the upcoming decision during a news conference, and she was questioned about Read More

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The Big Ten moved one step closer to reinstating the fall football season after the conference’s presidents and chancellors met with the return to competition task force on Sunday to discuss new testing programs that weren’t available when the conference decided to postpone fall sports last month, as well as Read More

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