Wisconsin-Nebraska this weekend is off -- canceled? postponed? Hard to tell since the B1G went with the no bye week strategy.
The Big 10 decisions just seem so random and poorly thought out:
Early August, the Big 10 is good to go, and they announce a 10 game conference only schedule
A week later they cancel the season, and announce they will play in January/February (in the coldest part of the US)
Over the next few weeks, they see other conferences playing football, but they also see every conference has to cancel/reschedule games because of the virus
The Big 10 then decides to start play in late October, when experts expected COVID cases to rise again, and schedule no bye weeks to allow for schedule adjustments due outbreaks
Also, the conference instituted a bizarre 21-day quarantine rule that exceeds the duration for a quarantine as proposed by the CDC, or any other sports league or other organization that I am aware of.
The pandemic creates issues that are next to impossible to deal with, but the conference's half-ass "we are out... wait, we are kind of in response" was doomed for failure.