ESPN reviews the tumultuous week in college football.

Coaches speak anonymously about Big Ten foes in an annual feature from Athlon.

On the radio Thursday night, Bill Moos shuts down any notion of the Huskers playing football this fall. | Audio | Crucial revenue

Dave Feit digests the wild week in the Big Ten.

The NCAA cancels fall Division I championships, meaning no volleyball Final Four in Omaha in December and leaving only FBS football trying to crown a champion. | KLIN recap

The postponement to spring is likely to create a difficult decision for the conference’s top NFL prospects. | Brohm’s scheduling proposal: 1, 2

Nebraska says in a statement that it remains fully committed to the Big Ten, and ticket holders are told that the “financial challenge ahead of us is even greater than we expected one week ago.” | Wetzel commentary | KLIN recap

Dr. Rob Zatechka says COVID-19 safety concerns aren’t the real reason for the Big Ten’s postponement.

There was no word Wednesday from Nebraska on its plans, even as the Huskers were the focus of considerable snark in the sports media. | Commentary: Chatelain, Christopherson

The NCAA’s recruiting dead period has been extended through September, and pandemic-related eligibility protections are being worked on.