It could end up that way with no game's
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Confirmed: , B1G. Going To A 10 Game Conference Schedule in 2020;
- Thread starter Red Reign
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It could end up that way with no game's
It will be tough as will playing in the fall.
I think that’s where we’re heading.
Since March everything has been a disaster. So ready for when things can be whatever normal is going to look like next.
You think navigating through all of this is going to go off smoothly? It hasn’t yet....
And it’s all very fluid.
It's not clear that all B1G teams will participate. Reddit was speculating that Northwestern, Rutgers, and maybe Michigan will opt out this year. Still a couple weeks left to make a decision, but I think the Huskers will play a 10-game season (and possibly 1 nonconference exhibition against someone like Kearney, or maybe we retain SDSU?), and it's going to be a lot of fun, and nobody at the end of the day will asterisk this season or think it was a bust, even if we lose noncon/CCGs/Bowls/Playoffs.
Md at MD please. Another game in my county would be good.
I am of the mind Spring will be what we see for a season but have to have to something to hang onto
That seems unlikely. My bet is that they'll try to limit travel as much as possible. And the current Big Ten schedules may be completely altered for that to happen.
This is probably the best case scenario.
Of course, it's based on one unnamed source before an official meeting has even happened.
I imagine they'll start with some plan like this but knowing the plans could change at any point.
Of course, it's based on one unnamed source before an official meeting has even happened.
I imagine they'll start with some plan like this but knowing the plans could change at any point.
The Ivy League doesn't necessarily have the resources (not just financial, but logistical) to make football work this fall, and they have arguably zero incentive to play. The B1G has different incentives and resources, and I think it's likely football proceeds this fall.
Money and incentives may not be enough in the end this fall
Especially when Stanford announced today that they are cutting 11 of their sports programs.
Permanently?
Maryland would be great, but I think we are due a home game if there are 10 conference games.
