PAC-12 expected to cancel season today per Dan Patrick
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PAC-12 expected to cancel season today per Dan Patrick
Along with Big Ten. Excuse me while I go cry.
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Rumor is Michigan, tOSU and Penn st all talking to the big 12. Wonder if any Pac 12 teams will also follow that path?
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Not too big of a surprise if it happens, and I think it will, it is going to be a long fall! Wonder what the NFL will do? How will the NCAA handle this lost scholarship year?
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Alan wrote:Not too big of a surprise if it happens, and I think it will, it is going to be a long fall! Wonder what the NFL will do? How will the NCAA handle this lost scholarship year?
Football is the NCAA cash cow, without it they will go broke fast. Doubt they will want to let any spring sports play, if they do cancel football. They won't want to continue to lose money, which is what all the spring sports do.
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Agreed, I thought maybe they'd delay all sports to Spring to let football fund everything at once, but without football, no way most schools can afford the season except for maybe schools like Duke, North Carolina, and Kansas that are much bigger basketball than football schools.buckmarkduck wrote:Alan wrote:Not too big of a surprise if it happens, and I think it will, it is going to be a long fall! Wonder what the NFL will do? How will the NCAA handle this lost scholarship year?
Football is the NCAA cash cow, without it they will go broke fast. Doubt they will want to let any spring sports play, if they do cancel football. They won't want to continue to lose money, which is what all the spring sports do.
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Usually, it sucks that football season coincides with hunting season. This year, thank god that's the case. Would be a long fall otherwise.
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Issues with a spring football season still outweigh the potential benefits of kicking the season into the spring?
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Re: PAC-12 expected to cancel season today per Dan Patrick
It makes no sense that the Big Ten can welcome back students to campus without all of them getting tested on a regular basis but won't allow the sports teams to play even though they are going to be tested thoroughly. The Big Ten commissioner and presidents are being dumb here since they could easily push back the start of their season to match the Pac-12 and SEC to see if things are getting better or not before pulling the plug. They set up their own artificial start date that doesn't need to be set in stone yet.
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some of the best games were while im hunting. one i really missed the most wasStevensTechU wrote:Usually, it sucks that football season coincides with hunting season. This year, thank god that's the case. Would be a long fall otherwise.
the Oregon -byu game at autzen.. got to hear on radio in and out tho reception wasnt
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What I'm hearing online is that this isn't about player safety as much as it's about liability. Programs probably figured the risk of large lawsuits and player demands outweigh the benefits of having a season without fans or with limited fan attendance.greenyellow wrote:It makes no sense that the Big Ten can welcome back students to campus without all of them getting tested on a regular basis but won't allow the sports teams to play even though they are going to be tested thoroughly. The Big Ten commissioner and presidents are being dumb here since they could easily push back the start of their season to match the Pac-12 and SEC to see if things are getting better or not before pulling the plug. They set up their own artificial start date that doesn't need to be set in stone yet.
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Yeah that is really interesting. Not to mention the average student is probably more at risk than athletes.greenyellow wrote:It makes no sense that the Big Ten can welcome back students to campus without all of them getting tested on a regular basis but won't allow the sports teams to play even though they are going to be tested thoroughly. The Big Ten commissioner and presidents are being dumb here since they could easily push back the start of their season to match the Pac-12 and SEC to see if things are getting better or not before pulling the plug. They set up their own artificial start date that doesn't need to be set in stone yet.
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I hear ya. I had to choose between hunting and football after my divorce and raising two amazing girls. With the hrs at work, after school activities from dance, swimming, cheer, softball I didn’t ave the time you need to put in for hunting so CFB it was. I was kinda lucky for HS, one settled on swimming the other cheer but both are year round sports. Long story short, I’ve already dug all my hunting gear out and have no issues with the season not happening, well when it comes to not having something to do. Might even do some fishingStevensTechU wrote:Usually, it sucks that football season coincides with hunting season. This year, thank god that's the case. Would be a long fall otherwise.
PS. Girls are in there early twenties and doing very well.
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I think this is 100% about how litigious we are as a society. The actual health risks are very very low.
Each year (terribly sad) 1-2 young football players die because of various heart related health issues. We don’t stop all football because of that. The perception and/or the reality of Covid is still debatable 6 months in, what is not debatable, is that the moment 1 football player is hospitalized, the media and the lawyers will be out in full force.
Each year (terribly sad) 1-2 young football players die because of various heart related health issues. We don’t stop all football because of that. The perception and/or the reality of Covid is still debatable 6 months in, what is not debatable, is that the moment 1 football player is hospitalized, the media and the lawyers will be out in full force.
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Didn’t someone want to put in one of these relief bills something about immunity for businesses and schools so they could open up and not get sued by the vultures? Swear I read that some where or something like it. Anyone know what happened?lukeyrid13 wrote:I think this is 100% about how litigious we are as a society. The actual health risks are very very low.
Each year (terribly sad) 1-2 young football players die because of various heart related health issues. We don’t stop all football because of that. The perception and/or the reality of Covid is still debatable 6 months in, what is not debatable, is that the moment 1 football player is hospitalized, the media and the lawyers will be out in full force.
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It seems stupid to cancel instead of indefinitely postpone. There are 27 vaccines worldwide in some phase of human trial. Russia will begin human guinea pigging on their population as early as this week on a broad scale. Now all these early ones may bomb out but what if there is a real winner in this group? While immunizing the whole population by spring would be unlikely, immunizing essential workers like football players and coaches might be feasible.
Heck just last week I watched some guy on TV say there would be a vaccine around November 3rd and reporters were asking him all kinds of questions so he must have been an expert.
Heck just last week I watched some guy on TV say there would be a vaccine around November 3rd and reporters were asking him all kinds of questions so he must have been an expert.