Yahoo SportsCollege Podcast: Big 10 & Pac-12 cancel football in 2020, ACC, SEC & Big 12 still alive
We have never seen a day like Tuesday in the 150 wild years of college football. After days of speculation, the Big 10 decided to officially close shop on the college football season until the spring and the Pac-12 soon followed. Yet the Big 12, which many consider the linchpin for the ACC & SEC, announced hours later they are going to press on, giving fans a glimmer of hope. Dan Wetzel, Pete Thamel and SI’s Pat Forde react to a truly unprecedented day. What is the next step for the SEC, ACC, and Big 12? Does Nebraska actually have a shot at an independent schedule? And we will see a stream of players transfer from the Big 10 and Pac-12? We also have the scoop on the wacky Urban Meyer video that surfaced yesterday...so stick around until the end.
The Associated PressThe Latest: Asian football cancels Oct., Nov. qualifiers
The Asian Football Confederation has postponed all qualifiers scheduled in October and November for the 2022 World Cup and the 2023 Asian Cup. The AFC says the delay is to protect the health and safety of all participants because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The 2022 World Cup is set to be played in Qatar and the Asian Cup will be held in China the following year.
LA TimesFor UCLA, the season's end is a resolution that prompts more questions
UCLA coach Chip Kelly and players react to the Pac-12's decision of canceling fall sports this season.
Headlines
- Source: Pac-12 joins Big Ten in decision to cut fall football; will attempt spring
- Sources: Big 12 forging ahead with plan to play football season in fall
- ACC and SEC react after Big Ten and Pac-12's decisions to cancel
- Biggest reason for conference cancellations? Health uncertainty
- Lou Holtz says college football season needs to happen, compares it to D-Day
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