CBS Sports: Forty-two days after releasing a fall schedule, 36 days after postponing that fall season, 28 days after stating a fall season “will not be revisited,” the Big Ten has officially decided to play a fall season 2020.
If you’re confused, grab a mic. That’s essentially what Nebraska’s president did Tuesday in clumsily breaking the news heard ’round the Rust Belt. Ted Carter — not knowing he was on a hot mic at a press conference — casually mentioned the news to the director of the National Strategic Research Institute.
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