There is plenty swirling around when it comes to what will happen with the 2020 college football season. Will the Big Ten elect to cancel its campaign less than a week after putting out a schedule focused on flexibility? That is yet to be decided. One report from The Free Press on Monday morning indicated that the Big Ten had already decided it would cancel the 2020 season. The Free Press article indicated that conference programs voted 12-2 in favor of canceling, with Iowa and Nebraska as the only dissenters. As it turned out, that was not the case and no vote has taken place yet. As for how Ohio State will vote when it comes to decision time, that sits in murky waters. President-elect Kristina Johnson hasn’t even taken office yet after her appointment in June — she is set to do so later this month. Johnson was not…
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