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And you don't think that this will have some impact on a decision regarding moving forward with high school football???
Of course it does. That doesn't change the fact the Big 10 isn't Boys HS football.
Root for ND ?
Root for ND ?
It really shouldn't. The finances and circumstances between the two are totally different. About the only thing they have in common is they are playing the same sport
Agree. We have weak leaders.
And I totally agree!! However, decisions surrounding COVID are being made based on public perception and the reaction of the fear-mongering masses. I have always been of the belief that high school football can safely be played this season. Deep down, I believe this is the belief of the vast majority of school administrators. But most aren't going to be willing to follow through with their beliefs, not now, not with everything else shutting down. Football is cancelled, and 100 students from your school get COVID through outside sources, and you as an administrator are off the hook. Continue with football and just one player comes down with COVID and spreads it to maybe three or four teammates...........Now you have opened yourself up to a ton of backlash, even if it is not deserved.
Sadly you are probably correct. In the current environment and with all the needless hysteria nobody is willing to take a stand. Need people to realize there are critical differences between the two scenarios and base the decision on HS football around its own unique circumstances. But that is not the way things are right now.
Correct, but realistically the MAC not playing gave high school no shot!
If the SEC, Big XII and ACC play, this is going to decimate Big 10 recruiting for a while. Not a surprising vote if you know even a little about the Big 10 Presidents. Ohio State hired a winner as its new President.
Not so much MLB--THE CARDINALS are postponing yet another series. Ten players have tested positive since last week, along with seven staff members. Incredibly, St. Louis has played five games – next closest is Miami, with 10 – and hasn't played since July 29. If they wanted to play all 60 games, they’d have to play 55 games in 46 days. at least 6 other teams have postponed games thus far--NBA and NHL in a bubble is working!!
They won't be, so your point doesn't matter.
I wish they would, just to buck the system. I see the Big Ten is begging them not to. But why would the Big Ten care, they made their decision
Kind of why I used the word "if".
Read where the SEC, and ACC are moving forward with playing this fall. Don't know about the Big 12
