We could possibly see Matt Tamanini’s dream soon become a reality. Teddy Greenstein of the Chicago Tribune is reporting that the Big Ten should be releasing the 2020 football schedule in the next week, and you’ll like see the schedule front-loaded with divisional games.
With the elimination of non-conference games this year, the Big Ten will likely opt for a 10-game season, with three to five open dates scheduled for each team. That amount of open dates would allow for some flexibility if a team has to quarantine for 10 days or more during the season if there is a COVID-19 outbreak.