In terms of the 2020 Michigan football season actually happening, the Big Ten’s announcement this week was probably a good thing.
Nothing is a sure thing as of right now, not even the game against Ohio State, which was moved from its customary slot at the end of the season to Oct. 24.
That’s the game that really needs to be played because it won’t feel like a Michigan football season without it.
Whether the season starts on time, ends on time, or is interrupted at any point is anyone’s guess. But with tight protocols and possibly no fans, it looks like there’s a good chance we will have some sort of football season in 2020.