Big Ten presidents have voted against playing college football this fall due to coronavirus concerns
The Big Ten presidents have overwhelmingly voted against playing college football this fall due to coronavirus concerns.
Big Ten presidents have voted against playing college football this fall due to coronavirus concerns
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