Big Ten Breakdown Schedule
The Big Ten has released a revised schedule for the 2020 season. The schedule will include eight-game conference-only schedule. The Big Ten's first game will be on Oct. 24. The conference will also add in a ninth game for all 14 teams during a newly created Big Ten "Champions Week" on Dec. 19.
On Wednesday, the Big Ten decided to reverse their decision to cancel the fall football season after a new medical breakthrough for rapid testing the coronavirus. The new schedule does not allow breathing room for any cancelations. The ACC, Big 12, and SEC conferences created bye weeks to make up any games and to play a full ten games.
The SEC will kickoff in week 4 on Sept. 26. While the ACC and Big 12 started on week 2.
The Big Ten as added a a new championship week that all conference members will participate in. The championship will be the winners of the East and the West divisions. The remaining teams will play cross-division opponents in the conference. The Big Ten has named this "Big Ten Champions Week."
Here is a week by week Big Ten fall 2020 schedule.
October 24
Nebraska at Ohio State
Michigan at Minnesota
Penn State at Indiana
Iowa at Purdue
Illinois at Wisconsin
Rutgers at Michigan State
Maryland at Northwestern
October 31
Ohio State at Penn State
Michigan State at Michigan
Wisconsin at Nebraska
Northwestern at Iowa
Minnesota at Maryland
Purdue at Illinois
Indianan at Rutgers
November 7
Michigan State at Iowa
Maryland at Penn State
Purdue at Wisconsin
Rutgers at Ohio State
Michigan at Indiana
Minnesota at Illinois
Nebraska at Northwestern
November 14
Penn State at Nebraska
Wisconsin at Michigan
Ohio State at Maryland
Iowa at Minnesota
Indiana at Michigan State
Northwestern at Purdue
Illinois at Rutgers
November 21
Iowa at Penn State
Indiana at Ohio State
Purdue at Minnesota
Michigan at Rutgers
Wisconsin at Northwestern
Michigan State at Maryland
Illinois at Nebraska
November 28
Penn State at Michigan
Minnesota at Wisconsin
Nebraska at Iowa
Ohio State at Illinois
Northwestern at Michigan State
Maryland at Indiana
Rutgers at Purdue
December 5
Ohio State at Michigan State
Maryland at Michigan
Northwestern at Minnesota
Indiana at Wisconsin
Iowa at Illinois
Penn State at Rutgers
Nebraska at Purdue
December 12
Michigan at Ohio State
Rutgers at Maryland
Wisconsin at Iowa
Michigan state at Penn State
Minnesota at Nebraska
Illinois at Northwestern
Purdue at Indiana
December 19
The Big Ten Championship game will kickoff at the Lucas Oil Stadium.