"too much uncertainty"
But they will welcome 1000's of teenagers back to campus that will act responsible
Edit: Pac 12 will follow suit
"too much uncertainty"
But they will welcome 1000's of teenagers back to campus that will act responsible
Edit: Pac 12 will follow suit
Yeah...doesn't make much sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by Indndawg
Awesome. All the Ag schools around the country better adopt us as their new favorite!
Unless we can get three of the P5 in, its over. Got to have three of the five.
All the talking heads are saying the other 3 will fold a like a cheap suit bc of lawsuits and liability.
Counsel has stepped in and put a bug in the ear of weak-kneed college pres.
ACC has openly said they're playing. SEC has said they want to play, but will be patient. The Big 12 is the wild card.Quote:
Originally Posted by Indndawg
and in the meantime they are playing High School football this Friday in Miss.
This all hinges on what the Big 12 wants to do. Usually I'd be pretty confident about that, but Lincoln Riley's comments at the start of the pandemic about not wanting kids back on campus still have me worried.
What is crazy is they will now really be sued by players for not being let to play.
Exactly.
Texas will decide what happens with that conference. It's always been that way and always will.Quote:
Originally Posted by StarkVegasSteve
Didn't the Mississippi JUCO's break rank and decide to play too?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack Lambert
I don't know about JUCO but MAIS have games Thursday and Friday. If they are allowing fans I might attend one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mobile Bay
Then I would think they'll vote to playQuote:
Originally Posted by KOdawg1
Why, though? What's the metric?Quote:
Originally Posted by Cooterpoot
Has anyone actually cited concern over lawsuits as a reason or is that speculation?
Well it is damn hard to justify full tuition cost when learning remotely is about as useful as watching youtube videos on a subject.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dawgface
ACC and SEC are working on the Big 12. ACC basically says they're out if we don't have three of the P5. Big 12 is riding the fence, but leaning to delay. I suspect we'll see it all delayed to spring, then eventually canceled.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dawgology
But then again it's also damn hard to justify tuition costs when the exact same product cost half of what it does now just 20 years ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lord McBuckethead
If they can' "justify" the insane rate of tuition increases, why not "justify" full tuition for online only? Not that I disagree with your take on the uselessness of it
When that happens, wonder how fast the pac 12 revolt will last.....these players gonna figure out something is better than nothing.... if there is something to return to....Quote:
Originally Posted by Cooterpoot