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247Sports: The cancelation of March Madness this year due to the coronavirus pandemic broke the hearts of countless fans across

CollegeFootballNews.com: They’ve been among the wildest, craziest, and saddest few days in the history of college football – at least

Duck Territory: A pair of former Oregon defensive lineman have been reunited on the same line in San Francisco. The

USA TODAY: Despite the definitive-sounding proclamations Tuesday about college football conferences playing or not playing, the drama surrounding whether the

Bruins Nation: You’ve had to have been living under a rock to not hear the news that the Pac-12 cancelled

Reign of Troy: If you’re a USC football fan and you woke up on Wednesday, staring hopelessly at the ceiling

YardBarker: Ohio State coach Ryan Day isn’t giving up on his team playing a 2020 college football schedule, even if doing so

247Sports: College football news can be a bit confounding. What else would you expect out of a sport with hundreds of

Bucknuts: Maybe hope for Ohio State playing football this fall isn’t dead. Just a day after the Big Ten canceled its

The Ralphie Report: It was a tough day for the future of college athletics with the Big Ten and Pac-12

USA TODAY: By opting to step back from this season over the health and safety concerns posed by the coronavirus

USCFootball.com: After months of uncertainty, Tuesday brought clarity on the fate of the 2020 fall college football season. Both the Big

CU BuffZone: In March, when the onset of the novel coronavirus COVID-19 indeed was a novel concept, the Colorado men’s basketball

Yahoo Sports: On the night of Sunday 9 August, in the birth of an alliance between #WeAreUnited, a faction of players

Yahoo Sports: Back in April, not long after the NCAA basketball tournament was canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic, the idea

CBS Sports: When the Pac-12 announced Tuesday that all of its sports, basketball included, are on hiatus from competition until the calendar

CBS Sports: As the 2020 college football season hangs in the balance with the Big Ten and Pac-12 canceling fall sports

CBS Sports: What, you expected unity? That would have required Nebraska seeking sympathy instead of another conference. That would have required

247Sports: ESPN college football analyst Paul Finebaum, like many others this week, keeps piling on the Nebraska Huskers. In the

247Sports: College football’s national unity movement started on FaceTime then it moved to Zoom. How else would it occur in 2020?

ESPN: Colleges might be allowed to provide their athletes with more education-related benefits — including school equipment, travel opportunities and cash

ESPN: The Big 12 will continue moving forward with the intent of playing fall football, multiple sources told ESPN on Tuesday,

ESPN: In the social sciences, there is a concept called a “wicked problem.” It was coined by University of California,

ESPN: In the wake of the Pac-12’s decision to put all sports on hold for at least the rest of

OregonLive: I’m big on history. Maybe because I’ve repeated too much of my own. But as the news broke on Tuesday

UteZone: The Pac-12 announced on Tuesday that all sports will be cancelled through the end of the calendar year. Utah

AP News: Kansas State quarterback Skylar Thompson is ready to play football next month. Or in the winter. Or even the

Arizona Desert Storm: There will be no college football in 2020, at least in the Pac-12, after the conference announced

ESPN: The ACC on Tuesday said it is pleased with the COVID-19 protocols being administered on the campuses of its schools and

Yahoo Sports: Urban Meyer doesn’t have to face the problem that many of his coaching contemporaries could in the upcoming

247Sports: Fans of Pac-12 football are going to have to wait a while longer to watch their favorite teams play

USCFootball.com: The Big Ten and Pac-12 conferences delivered bombshell decisions to cancel the upcoming 2020 fall seasons amidst the continuing COVID-19

247Sports: The Big Ten officially announced that it was canceling its 2020 fall football season Tuesday, making a decision that runs

247Sports: What happens to college football players whose conferences have elected to postpone their seasons until spring? The question about whether

Pac-12.com: The Pac-12 CEO Group voted unanimously to postpone all sport competitions through the end of the 2020 calendar year. The