The most fair way to do it IMO: 1. if a program or conference sits the season players get an extra year. 2. For everyone else, the usual
I would say it’s safe to assume nothing right now. The NCAA is not taking ownership and leaving it up to conferences. However the deadline to determine
So what is the scholarship situation going to be for these conferences/schools not playing? I assume every player will be granted an extra year. What
Never heard of her. She sounds hideous.
That chiefsfan guy on CSN really knows what he's talking about...
Once all the college dominoes fall, high school sports will be next. If million dollar college football operations can’t do it safely how the heck can
Sun Belt Conference plans to follow SEC’s lead & play sports this fall, sources told @Stadium— Brett McMurphy (@Brett_McMurphy) August
Huuuuge grain. Sun Belt says they are playing.
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Re: What percent right now would you give to a 2020 college football season?
The most fair way to do it IMO:
BillyBob 10th August 2020, 07:28 PM1. if a program or conference sits the season players get an extra year.
2. For everyone else, the usual