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Stephen Andersson
The Big 10 deserves credit for making the right decision - A+. Football is not worth the risk of serious damage to the health of a single football player. Players can now focus on their studies.
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Tristan Swanson
They literally said that it wasn't related to health concerns so not sure what you're going on about
C or worse
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Terry Darnall
I believe this is all political to keep the economy down. Big 10 is about starting the season on November 4th!
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Jeanne Cosentino
It is political....now he wants all B10 athletes to be social justice warriors. How can he even bring this up as an athletic discussion? Talk about political. He needs to go NOW!
Roger Parmeter
I don't think the BIG had all the information to make that decision alone. The country doesn't. The hospitals are not over run by covid patients and the death toll is better than the flue!
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Scott Ferguson
You are very forgiving by offering C or worse. I am not even sure an F would do justice. This is a one man hit show. It seems to me the commissioner is out to prove he is the boss and no one else.
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Tom Cullinan
F: Responsible leaders making a decision with so much social and economic impact have a duty to give the people they serve the reasons for that decision. The conference isn't a democracy, but ...
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ToddandWendi Kroll
This fits into the politics of the day. No explanation just accept it and get in line. Stinks of politics.
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Jeanne Cosentino
This seems to be a "fly by the seat of your pants" decision made by an incompetent B10 commissioner. The worst part is that his son plays football in the SEC and is going to play. Hypocrite!
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The Troof Hurts
Could not have possibly botched it more. Zero communication or explanation? Seriously? F-
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Brian Beck
There was no transparency. Other conferences get to play which is an unfair advantage in recruiting. Covid survivor success rate is about 99.9% so quit living in fear. This is ruining peoples lives an
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Jesse Alber
There is always risk. The risk of a football related injury, the same risks we mitigate every year, are far greater than the risks for which they claim to have postponed the season. COWARDS!!
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Roger Nicolaus
Right or wrong decision not the problem. The way it as handled big problem/ no transparency, explanation or attempt to rectify the handling.
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Scott Dreas
Just deplorable, living outside Nebraska I get the opportunity to listen to other sports talk radio shows blast the B1G and their decision making process.
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Robert Lloyd
Sounds like the commissioner is a big time Democrat and listens to CNN. Replace him now!
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Ron Joseph
A 10 game schedule one week, cancellation the next. No presentation of factual information to support their vote and no presentation of the actual vote. Poorly executed by a "prestigious" conference
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Dan Gochenour
No transparency, no details, the Presidents of the Universities are not coming together on an actual vote. I would say if you can't get 75% of the schools to agree, there is a problem.
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Yes, they should
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Tim Welling
if a healthy athlete gets this it is like the flu. Short-term and no long-term damage. Let them play!
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Thomas Whistler
Are they going to extend eligibility for the players. If they can get the games, go for it.
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Ron Joseph
If they can do it safely, then yes have the games. It would be nice to see a variety of schools - maybe some old Big 8 rivals.
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Tom Nelsen
I think the players need to do what they do. No one is getting younger. For many this season is a chance at something big. The benefits outweigh the risks IMO.
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Jeanne Cosentino
We need college football and the players are probably safer on campus than at home.
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Randy Weitzenkamp
Schedule with whoever still wants to play. You can get Covid going to the grocery store. The players have access to the best medical attention, facilities and testing. Why not play?
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Richard Stotts
they can play all fall sports!!! test the athletes, put them in a dorm and quarantine all of them.
ReplyNo, it's over
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The sooner, the better, particularly with winter in Nebraska
ReplyEarly October and all is forgiven with the Big 10.
ReplyNo reason to hold back! The virus hardly ever puts this age group in the hospital & they risk injury every time they take the field!
ReplyIt's common sense. Young healthy people need to get on with their lives and those that are not healthy need to stay home. But let's not destroy the American way of life and become third world.
ReplyBitter done, best for All
ReplyCut down the number of fans, keep masked, stay apart, play ball.
ReplyThe players are safest in their team setting. They are young and will not even have to be hospitalized. They will not be sent home where they could spread to vulnerable members of their family!
ReplyWhy not start sooner this fall in October with new testing available that offers quick results? Makes no sense to conduct a winter/spring season. Who cares? The football championships are over.
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