⚠️ Big Ten Schedule Announcement ⚠️#BigNoonKickoff will unveil the entire Big Ten schedule live on Saturday.

📺 10:00 AM ET on FOX pic.twitter.com/EfUBGWmM0H

— FOX Sports PR (@FOXSportsPR) September 19, 2020

Trent Frazier wasn't thrilled last March. For reasons beyond COVID-19 canceling the NCAA tournament. Like not getting respect in the Big Ten. 'I was pissed they snubbed me out of defensive player of the year.' Story, via beat writer @srrichey https://t.co/gXGmDq4KMe pic.twitter.com/z1Ml5OSptq

— IlliniHQ (@IlliniHQ) September 18, 2020

Top 3 Top 3 🔵 pic.twitter.com/Lspz2Ss6ev

— Jordan Nesbitt (@jneszz) September 18, 2020

.@IlliniMBB coach Brad Underwood (@CoachUnderwood) has spent the COVID time walking ... a lot. I tagged along today for 5.2 miles. I got blisters on my feet; I suspect he did not.https://t.co/0z4QNtvgUk

— Joey Wagner (@mrwagner25) September 18, 2020

First day of practice is less than a month away! 🙌 pic.twitter.com/jJyqxPHwio

— NCAA March Madness (@marchmadness) September 17, 2020

Doug Kramer, rest of @IlliniFootball 'fired up' to start season next month after Wednesday's decision by the Big Ten. Story, via @BobAsmussen https://t.co/fhrDMLBaZZ pic.twitter.com/87td0cl9iz

— IlliniHQ (@IlliniHQ) September 17, 2020

"Now we can start to really chisel away at becoming a national championship team," -- #Illini assistant Chin Coleman on getting a start date for the 2020-21 college basketball seasonhttps://t.co/jxR4HnLhwG via @news_gazette

— IlliniHQ (@IlliniHQ) September 17, 2020

Source: The official start date of the 20-21 college basketball season will be November 25h.

Decision is in.

— Jon Rothstein (@JonRothstein) September 16, 2020

70 DAYS UNTIL BASKETBALL SEASON! https://t.co/ZYxrYhmsiI

— The Champaign Room (@Champaign_Room) September 16, 2020

#Illini will be able to get back on the field, but AD Josh Whitman is expecting athletes to hold themselves accountable for their actions off the field: pic.twitter.com/oTnmqeA9lS

— Marlee Wierda (@WCIA3Marlee) September 16, 2020

QUOTABLES! Lovie Smith, Josh Whitman and Chancellor Robert Jones on Big Ten football starting this fall. https://t.co/sxzwYJCzf6

— The Champaign Room (@Champaign_Room) September 16, 2020

Big Ten football is back: What you need to know https://t.co/BkEFHFkZeZ

— Heather Dinich (@CFBHeather) September 16, 2020

#Wisconsin AD Barry Alvarez says during championship week, every team will be playing cross-division, so 1 East vs. 1 West in champ game, 2 East vs. 2 West and so on. Says full schedule will be out later this week. Every Big Ten team will get a plus-1, essentially. Interesting.

— Adam Rittenberg (@ESPNRittenberg) September 16, 2020

Full #B1G football schedule will be released later this week per Barry Alvarez.

— Scott Richey (@srrichey) September 16, 2020

#PennState AD Sandy Barbour says as a league, Big Ten has decided no public sale of tickets. Looking into how to accommodate players' families for home and away games.

— Adam Rittenberg (@ESPNRittenberg) September 16, 2020

Big Ten will start Friday Oct. 23, playing 8 games in 8 weeks, culminating w/Dec. 19 title game, sources told @Stadium.

— Brett McMurphy (@Brett_McMurphy) September 16, 2020

WE'RE BACK 🔶🔷 pic.twitter.com/FpQvV2cvB1

— Illinois Football (@IlliniFootball) September 16, 2020

Sources: The Big Ten is coming back and will begin the weekend of Oct. 24. It'll include daily, rapid testing as a fixture of the plan. A statement from the league is imminent.

— Pete Thamel (@PeteThamel) September 16, 2020

Heard on hot mic, University of Nebraska president says #bigtenfootball announcement comes tonighthttps://t.co/EXd3fuHJ5i

— KETV NewsWatch 7 (@KETV) September 15, 2020

Was told earlier this week that any thought that Illinois would opt out was "not close to right." https://t.co/6yU7s5geh8

— Jeremy Werner (@JWerner247) September 14, 2020