A day after the Big Ten announced its fall football season was back on, the Pac-12 is now looking to follow suit. The league is targeting Oct. 31 for its first week of games, according to Jon Wilner of The Mercury News.
The path toward a Halloween start date is pending approval from university presidents and an adjustment of local health restrictions. The Big Ten will play its first games the weekend of Oct. 24.
Per Wilner, the three primary hurdles to clear to make this date feasible are local health restrictions, approval from the CEOs and reaching consensus in regards to training camp schedules.