The 2020 college football season is going to be far from normal due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In early July, the Big Ten announced the decision to go with a conference-only schedule and quickly other Power 5 conferences followed. And although the Big Ten is yet to announce what its schedule will look like this fall, it is certain that it won’t be what fans expected for 2020. One major difference that could happen this year is the rearranging of the schedule. Some in the media have suggested the Big Ten could place divisional matchups first in order to ensure those games get played. That way, at the very least, there would be a divisional winner and potential Big Ten Championship Game representatives. This could result in the Ohio State-Michigan rivalry game, which has been played on the final Saturday of the regular season since 1942, being played earlier in…
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