When they have to play them... but your point is well taken outside of travel and competition. Good thing the Big Ten is there to provide structure.
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True leadership statement from NCAA
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I’m interested to see what form that ultimately takes, especially if Rutgers has to cancel their season.
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It'll involve Nebraska playing back-to-back road games at Ohio State.
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Keep in mind... South Dakota doing extremely well and has two FCS teams
If the knob who put together our first half dozen B1G schedules as anything to do with it, I’d say you’re right.
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Just leave it to the States...great plan.
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Just leave it to the States...great plan.
I’d much rather leave it to conferences than the NCAA. The NCAA is an incompetent organization and should definitely stay out of it. Glad to see they know their place on this one.
In a situation like this there really is not much the NCAA can do. This will be 100% up to the States, conferences, individual schools, likely in that order.
Don’t be ridiculous, they would toss in a road game at Michigan in between.
The NCAA's approach is completely unsurprising, and also appropriate.
The NCAA is an organization that was formed by, and ultimately answers to, it's membership. As such, unless the member schools get together and say "NCAA, we'd like you to come up with guidelines for all of us to follow", then the NCAA isn't going to step up and do it on their own, because they know they don't have a mandate from their members to do so. The NCAA only has exactly as much power as the member schools give them.
This is different from recruiting and eligibility guidelines, of course, because the members did in fact mandate that the NCAA define, enforce, and investigate these in the interest of "fair play".
The NCAA is an organization that was formed by, and ultimately answers to, it's membership. As such, unless the member schools get together and say "NCAA, we'd like you to come up with guidelines for all of us to follow", then the NCAA isn't going to step up and do it on their own, because they know they don't have a mandate from their members to do so. The NCAA only has exactly as much power as the member schools give them.
This is different from recruiting and eligibility guidelines, of course, because the members did in fact mandate that the NCAA define, enforce, and investigate these in the interest of "fair play".
Agree,
The BIG went to an all conference schedule so they can elimate other variables and build and control their own plan.
JeremyHahn
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If I were a college president/AD I'd be taking my recommendations regarding what to do during a pandemic from the state health department or the centers of disease control, instead of the NCAA. I guess the question is what guidance would you be looking for the NCAA to provide?
The OP has a great sense of humor,putting leadership and the NCAA in the same sentence.Gotta love this board. keep the faith.GBR.
Mark Emmert has provided zero leadership through all of this, while he enjoys his $3.5 million annual salary.
I am not sure whether he is incompetent, aloof, or both. He should be fired.
I am not sure whether he is incompetent, aloof, or both. He should be fired.
