247Sports: College football news can be a bit confounding. What else would you expect out of a sport with hundreds of different power brokers and no one true leader? But nothing in the sports’s history has compared to the last few days, which have seen the Big Ten and Pac-12 postpone their 2020 seasons. Meanwhile, the ACC and SEC forged ahead with plans to move ahead. Not to be outdone, the Big 12 came off the top rope and released its schedule less than 24 hours after two autonomy leagues declared it’d be unsafe to continue the season this fall.
Anyone’s head spinning yet?
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