If the team from Detroit comes and nothing happens, then what?
I'll say this as somebody who has never lived in Euclid but has been to either the MS or HS at least a dozen times for sporting events (mostly basketball) in the last 5-6 years, I've never personally had an issue in Euclid.
I can't imagine the issues that are "causing" schools not to go to Euclid are new within the past two weeks either. In fact, I saw an article on cleveland.com a week or so ago that said homicides in Euclid were way down (think it was 15 in 2022 and 4 at the point of the article in 2023). Granted, homicides don't tell the whole story, but every GCC team still went out to Euclid and played their schedule road games in every sport in 2022. Yet, it's suddenly been just the past two weeks that is an issue. BTW, a friend of mine from Brunswick was just out there at Euclid MS two weeks ago for a volleyball game. I'll report back that he's alive and nothing happened.
Anyway, what I'm getting at is that Euclid never should have gotten into the GCC. If you want to pull back the archives, I remember being really clear back in 2015 saying that Cleveland Heights should have been the choice ... better school, better community. At the same time, I think it's BS that GCC schools (yes, Solon is still GCC for football) are now like "we can't go out there" because of "safety."
Personally, if the GCC "suburban schools" ... Strongsville, Brunswick, Medina and Mentor ... now want Euclid out, don't beat around the bush about "safety" and just kick Euclid out of the league for basically being uncompetitive in just about every sport. Until then, play the scheduled games unless there is a legit threat. Maybe that was the case with Brunswick since Euclid did move that game but doesn't seem like it in this case. ... More like Solon sucks and Euclid sucks, let's (Solon) not bother even going out there, we're gone after this football season anyway.