August 12, 20206 yr 19 minutes ago, rjs4470 said: Absolutely. You also have to remember, he speaks for the Big Ten as a whole. This a a conference decision, not something that is unilaterally made by just him. From his outward defiance, refusal to answer any tough questions in his press conference yesterday, his non-revealing of which schools voted which way which is public record anyways for every school besides Northwestern. Kevin Warren made this about himself yesterday.
August 12, 20206 yr 18 hours ago, gchs_uk9 said: I think the argument is about 20,000+ other students are about to arrive on campus at every school which will eliminate the sort of "quasi bubble" teams have been participating in for the last few weeks. True, but unless we forget that these men are still students, than wouldn't they be going to class, etc. and being exposed to these 20,000 other students regardless of whether they have football practices or games? From what I understand the reality of the situation is that these men are treated nothing like the regular students and often don't attend class in favor of tutoring sessions, etc. How many days of the year are they not even physically present on campus during classes due to travel for games and such. You could still isolate them just fine if that is the desired outcome.
August 12, 20206 yr Big 12 just announced they will be moving forward with their football season. SEC and ACC are planning to play on. I believe Conf. USA will play. Sun Belt is playing. I wonder if Big 10 and PAC are having second thoughts.
August 12, 20206 yr 9 minutes ago, Voice of Reason said: I wonder if Big 10 and PAC are having second thoughts. They won't until games are actually played. I do, however, believe that they probably assumed if they announced they weren't playing, that everyone else would as well.
August 12, 20206 yr Ryan Day said this morning that OSU is still exploring "other options" to play football. I like it!
August 12, 20206 yr 23 hours ago, TheDeuce said: Maryland QB already in the transfer portal, LOL. Just a random thought... If the other conferences are delaying announcing the cancellation of the season so they can rob the PAC 12 and BIG 10 of transfers, what a horrible/brilliant thing to do.
August 12, 20206 yr 6 minutes ago, MBWC41 said: Just a random thought... If the other conferences are delaying announcing the cancellation of the season so they can rob the PAC 12 and BIG 10 of transfers, what a horrible/brilliant thing to do. It’s going to be tough. If players have graduated like Shaun Wade for example at Ohio State, I could see a school like Boston College trying to swoop him up due to his relationship with Coach Hafley. I don’t think it would be smart decision to just transfer in any player to a system where they have roughly 3 weeks or so to integrate in to a system. It would take a unique situation. For players that haven’t graduated I don’t think it will be possible at least in the case of the Big 10 schools because they are still “planning” to have a season in the spring. I don’t know if that reasoning would be enough to allow the NCAA to grant them a waiver to play immediately this fall. But it is the NCAA so who knows. ??♂️ I think the bigger issue is the negative recruiting against the Big 10 and Pac 12 from conferences that are playing. That’s what I’m more concerned about personally and honestly it’s something I’m deeply concerned about as an Ohio State fan. Why would I want to go to a conference that is showing a lack of leadership at the top and is littered with administrators at most of the schools that don’t care about football?
August 12, 20206 yr 5 minutes ago, GrantNKY said: It’s going to be tough. If players have graduated like Shaun Wade for example at Ohio State, I could see a school like Boston College trying to swoop him up due to his relationship with Coach Hafley. I don’t think it would be smart decision to just transfer in any player to a system where they have roughly 3 weeks or so to integrate in to a system. It would take a unique situation. For players that haven’t graduated I don’t think it will be possible at least in the case of the Big 10 schools because they are still “planning” to have a season in the spring. I don’t know if that reasoning would be enough to allow the NCAA to grant them a waiver to play immediately this fall. But it is the NCAA so who knows. ??♂️ I think the bigger issue is the negative recruiting against the Big 10 and Pac 12 from conferences that are playing. That’s what I’m more concerned about personally and honestly it’s something I’m deeply concerned about as an Ohio State fan. Why would I want to go to a conference that is showing a lack of leadership at the top and is littered with administrators at most of the schools that don’t care about football? Great point. I never considered the wording of canceling vs. postponing. I hate the NCAA as much as anyone on this site but they’re in a no win situation with this one...
August 13, 20206 yr I’m sure it’s just me, but doesn’t it feel like the South is approaching the idea of playing college football the same way the it approached everyday life in a pandemic?
August 13, 20206 yr 17 minutes ago, Hellcats said: I’m sure it’s just me, but doesn’t it feel like the South is approaching the idea of playing college football the same way the it approached everyday life in a pandemic?
August 13, 20206 yr The B1G is calling everyone’s bluff. We’ll look really smart, or incredibly stupid.
August 13, 20206 yr 32 minutes ago, Hellcats said: NCAA president says no championships in 2020. Good thing the CFP would finish in 2021!
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