Like the SEC, the Pac-12 is planning to play a 10-game conference-only schedule beginning Sept. 26, with its conference championship set for Dec. 19 and multiple rivalry games scheduled for Week 1.
Virginia Tech cornerback Caleb Farley, a projected first-round pick in the 2021 NFL draft, announced Wednesday that he has opted out of the 2020 college football season due to concerns about COVID-19.
The ACC announces its plan for 10 conference games and one non-conference game, with Notre Dame involved in everything – including the ACC championship game.
Tate Martell won't even be competing for the starting quarterback job this preseason as Miami names Houston transfer D'Eriq King its starting quarterback.
The PAC-12 is the latest Power Five conference to move to a conference-only schedule with a mid-September start and multiple dates for the championship game.
College football teams could have to change their routines in numerous ways due to the COVID-19 pandemic if the season is played under recommended guidelines.
The NCAA released recommended guidelines for the return of sports that include weekly COVID-19 tests for high-risk sports and two-week quarantines for contacts with positive cases.
MAC commissioner Jon Steinbrecher is disappointed about the loss of Big Ten games this fall, but he expects the strong relationship between the two conferences to continue.
