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The Big Ten has officially announced that all fall athletics, including football, will only be against other Big Ten opponents in an attempt to play amidst the coronavirus pandemic that continues to spike nationwide. The conference claims the decision took months to come to and cancels marquee games such as Washington hosting Michigan and Oregon hosting Ohio State. [RELATED]: Oregon Ducks vs. Ohio State Buckeyes officially postponed While the Big Ten’s decision will disappoint many, it won’t be the last landmark ruling in regards to the college football season. In fact, it’s just the first domino. The Pac-12 had already been in talks of only playing conference games, USC head coach Clay Helton said as much back in May. Now two months later, California, home to a third of the Pac-12 conference, has the most lifetime coronavirus cases among all states with more than 289,000 per the CDC. That’s 70,000 more…
Continue Reading: Oregon vs. Ohio State is officially cancelled… so, now what?
