“It’s like an unhappy marriage,” one Big Ten source said. “It doesn’t work. It doesn’t fit. Yet no one can afford or figure out how to divorce. So nothing is going to change.”
Nebby the gift that keeps on giving.
“It’s like an unhappy marriage,” one Big Ten source said. “It doesn’t work. It doesn’t fit. Yet no one can afford or figure out how to divorce. So nothing is going to change.”
So why did Nebraska think it was special?
I hate to pile on Nebraska (sort of) but this is a B1G failure. A B1G fat mess.
I read an article on ESPN today - maybe it was a video clip - and they made the case that the ONLY reason B1G is playing football (sort of) is to give tOSU a shot at the playoff and a National Championship. Beyond that they couldn't give a rats ass.
Have we thought about the possibility that Nebraska fans sent some people up to Madison to infect Wisconsin's football team? Maybe they thought the way to beat them was a forfeit.
Actually, you should hear them on the local (Omaha) sports radio... they are all saying that they are the better team this year and would have won this game even if Wisconsin had all their players. They get mauled by the Buckeyes, but somehow come out of that game thinking they have a really great team! Every year it's like this.
I don't see why people are freaking out about a 21 day protocol. . When you are dealing with student athletes I would want to be as careful as possible before bringing kids back.
The B1G **** show continues. Illinois played Wisconsin last week:
who cares? They want to be as careful as they can when much is still uncertain about what thr effects of the virus. These are students playing a game. It’s not that big of deal and to be calling out schools for playing it safe with these kids is asinine.Because literally no one else uses 21 days as a quarantine protocol. Except the all mighty and knowing Big 10.
Everyone else uses 10-14 days, as recommended by the CDC and real medical professionals.
Not to mention the effects on those under the age of 50 is generally negligible.
who cares? They want to be as careful as they can when much is still uncertain about what thr effects of the virus. These are students playing a game. It’s not that big of deal and to be calling out schools for playing it safe with these kids is asinine.
So if Illinois can't play Purdue, they should 100% schedule Nebraska for this weekend right?
Yeah I have no clue. Purdue was going to drive to Champaign so they'd then have to get a flight lined up to head to Lincoln. I imagine the biggest road block would be preparation. Neither of these teams prepared to play one another.Realistically, can you even put on a football game like this with one day notice? You'd have to pack one of those teams onto a bus or plane and get them out the door like right now.
who cares? They want to be as careful as they can when much is still uncertain about what thr effects of the virus. These are students playing a game. It’s not that big of deal and to be calling out schools for playing it safe with these kids is asinine.
There's a pretty large sample size so far of people under the age of 25 contracting this virus. Statistical evidence has shown that the likelihood of dying from the virus in that age group is close to zero. Cardiologists are now stating they do not believe myocarditis is as big of a problem as they once thought and have said they are now not even recommending doing any tests for it. Myocarditis is one of the only reasons there's an extra week tagged onto the Big 10's protocol.who cares? They want to be as careful as they can when much is still uncertain about what thr effects of the virus. These are students playing a game. It’s not that big of deal and to be calling out schools for playing it safe with these kids is asinine.
Just a normal gameday in the B1G West then?Yeah I have no clue. Purdue was going to drive to Champaign so they'd then have to get a flight lined up to head to Lincoln. I imagine the biggest road block would be preparation. Neither of these teams prepared to play one another.