Lions247: Penn State athletic director Sandy Barbour spent approximately one full hour fielding questions from the media on Monday afternoon. Instead of emerging from the discussion with an increased sense of clarity, questions persist regarding a crucially important storyline:
How did the Big Ten determine its decision to eliminate fall sports in 2020 and why, on Aug. 11, did leadership elect to make it the first Power Five conference to abandon hopes for an autumn football season?
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