SI AllSunDevils: It wasn’t that long ago when the Big Ten and Pac-12 both pulled the plug on the 2020 college football season for their conferences on Aug. 11. Now, just over a month later, there is growing optimism that the Big Ten will reverse that decision and play football this fall after all, with an anticipated start date to linger around mid-October. With this development over the weekend, the conference of champions will now have to decide if it will reconsider its cancellation of football and all fall sports as well. So let’s dive into the specifics and what the Pac-12 will have to do in order to return before 2021.
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