Darkest Day II

[DANC]

I agree 100% with this article. I don't believe the Big Ten made the right decision to begin with, but once they did, they should have stuck to their guns, barring some cure or vaccine for the virus.

They were all for 'safety of the players' when that was the popular thing to do. But now that public pressure was put on (and the money spigot got turned off) they caved.

Opinion: Big Ten's decision to play football signals darkest day in conference's sports history

The Big Ten's decision to reverse course and play football in the fall is a dark day for the conference and its new commissioner, Kevin Warren.

www.usatoday.com

 

[76-1]

I agree 100% with this article. I don't believe the Big Ten made the right decision to begin with, but once they did, they should have stuck to their guns, barring some cure or vaccine for the virus.

They were all for 'safety of the players' when that was the popular thing to do. But now that public pressure was put on (and the money spigot got turned off) they caved.

Opinion: Big Ten's decision to play football signals darkest day in conference's sports history

The Big Ten's decision to reverse course and play football in the fall is a dark day for the conference and its new commissioner, Kevin Warren.

www.usatoday.com

It's all about the $$$$$. Those clowns couldn't care less about the athletes or their families...

 

[gator mcCluskey]

I agree 100% with this article. I don't believe the Big Ten made the right decision to begin with, but once they did, they should have stuck to their guns, barring some cure or vaccine for the virus.

They were all for 'safety of the players' when that was the popular thing to do. But now that public pressure was put on (and the money spigot got turned off) they caved.

Opinion: Big Ten's decision to play football signals darkest day in conference's sports history

The Big Ten's decision to reverse course and play football in the fall is a dark day for the conference and its new commissioner, Kevin Warren.

www.usatoday.com

Brennan’s indignation about the “Trumpeting” of the B10 and the conference “becoming the SEC” belies the notion that the initial decision not to play wasn’t largely political/cultural. Then they started to see the real world impact of their decision and reversed course.

 

[Bowlmania]

I agree 100% with this article. I don't believe the Big Ten made the right decision to begin with, but once they did, they should have stuck to their guns, barring some cure or vaccine for the virus.

They were all for 'safety of the players' when that was the popular thing to do. But now that public pressure was put on (and the money spigot got turned off) they caved.

Opinion: Big Ten's decision to play football signals darkest day in conference's sports history

The Big Ten's decision to reverse course and play football in the fall is a dark day for the conference and its new commissioner, Kevin Warren.

www.usatoday.com

The incessant whining and negativity is beyond tiresome. If it all sucks so bad, find another conference and team to cheer for. Or at least take your drivel somewhere else.

 

[DANC]

The incessant whining and negativity is beyond tiresome. If it all sucks so bad, find another conference and team to cheer for. Or at least take your drivel somewhere else.

Nah, I think I'll continue posting.

You can always put me on ignore.

 

[Eban]

Dr. Larry Nassar thinks this is the Darkest Day in Big Ten history.

 

[mobilehoosier]

I don't give a shit about positioning on the call to postpone. They researched it. They made it. They evaluated it. They changed it. It's actually a simple "decision making, planning and control model" found in many text books.
These people writing have to sell articles so they write them. Some are good and some are not.
If the kids, coaches, and staff and their families feel safe and want to play then cool!
If a kid and his family are not comfortable I applaud their option to make their own decision.
I'm selfish on this one. Lets play and kick some empty stadium ass.
Trying to compare decisions from other conferences is for people making money by stirring the political pot.
Go Hoosiers!

 

[Bowlmania]

Lets play and kick some empty stadium ass.

You should trademark that!

 

[Jssanto]

I don't give a shit about positioning on the call to postpone. They researched it. They made it. They evaluated it. They changed it. It's actually a simple "decision making, planning and control model" found in many text books.
These people writing have to sell articles so they write them. Some are good and some are not.
If the kids, coaches, and staff and their families feel safe and want to play then cool!
If a kid and his family are not comfortable I applaud their option to make their own decision.
I'm selfish on this one. Lets play and kick some empty stadium ass.
Trying to compare decisions from other conferences is for people making money by stirring the political pot.
Go Hoosiers!

Good point. New data in new decisions out.
However, I still don’t trust them.