Penn State superfans: Get exclusive, in-depth Nittany Lions news, analysis and recruiting updates every day. Become a PennLive Sports Insider. Only $7.99 a month. Learn more. The official Penn State athletics website no longer lists a 2020 football schedule. It doesn’t mean a Big Ten season won’t be played this fall. Rather, it signals the uncertainty about exactly how many contests will be played and also when the action will begin. Kevin Warren, the first-year conference commissioner, has a near-impossible task in front of him: Coordinating a nine- or 10-game season in the face of the coronavirus pandemic. Clearly, he and the rest of the Big Ten’s administrators are unsure of many things: How will it work in a healthy and safe way? Will it start on time, late, or not at all? Will all 14 teams participate? What will testing protocols look like? The list could go on and…
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