The first major college football Saturday is set to kickoff with ACC and Big 12 action. The Big Ten remains sidelined at the moment, but the medical subcommittee is working towards getting teams back on the field.
The Big Ten subcommittee is made up of medical experts and athletic directors. They are prepared to present new testing programs to a subcommittee of presidents and chancellors on Saturday, ESPN reported. These tests include four rapid response antigen tests that could have teams test daily and decrease the amount of necessary contact tracing.
So what does this mean?