As the fate of the college football continues to be debated, one strong voice is reportedly in favor of postponing the season – Big Ten commissioner Kevin Warren.
Warren, the conference's first-year commissioner, is in favor of moving the college football season to the spring, though no decision has been made, unnamed sources told the Detroit Free Press.
The news comes after the Big Ten announced on Saturday morning that it will not allow its football teams to move forward to padded, full-contact practices until further notice.
The Big Ten presidents met with the commissioner on a regularly-scheduled conference call on Saturday morning in which they discussed the fate of the college football season.