Actual Big Ten Football for 2020! Discuss....

[Dr. Strangelove]

[AlabamAlum]

He’s the second worse imo in the Bigs. Total disgrace.

[iam416]

When OSU plays in the SEC this year and wins the CFP will the SEC claim that as a national title?

[Hannibal]

It would be something if this was a trial balloon. Of course, two other conferences plus UConn and Old Dominion weren't bluffing.

A couple years after I graduated a Cornell lacrosse player was killed in the middle of a game. He was a defensive player from what I remember. Stepped in front of a shot and it hit him directly in the heart. Went into cardiac arrest and died before they could get him to a hospital.

Unacceptable. Cancel all sports. Cancel all contact between human beings. It’s too risky.

[AlabamAlum]

When OSU plays in the SEC this year and wins the CFP will the SEC claim that as a national title?

Absolutely. That will be another SEC notch on the belt.

[iam416]

So, if I had to guess I'd say the B10 will postpone the start of the season until later September. They got their asses kicked over the past 48 hours and know they can't just flat cancel. They also know that if they cancel now then some of its members schools will still play.

So, they'll kick the can and THEN cancel when there's no other options for member schools. I really hope the schools that want to play are putting together a Plan B right now to deal with this fucking shit. Hopefully they can get at least 6 and still play some sort of season. But, make no mistake, the B10 is going to fuck itself.

[iam416]

Personally, I'd like to see Ohio State make arrangements today. Everyone knows where this train is going. Time to get off and find one that isn't going over the edge of a cliff.

[AlabamAlum]

I’d absolutely love to see the Bucknuts in the SEC for a year. It would be epic. Of course, the BigXII makes more sense geographically and it’s a much easier road.

[iam416]

The B12 works best because they only have 10. But, Geographically, I'm not sure there's much difference. The closest schools to Columbus in those two conferences are WV, UK, UTK and Vandy. I don't know where Ames, Columbia, Columbia and Athens rank, but Ames would be the only other town closer than most of the SEC.

[Jeff Buchanan]

I agree with the "getting off the train" ....... What I don't know are the contractual obligations a school has for conference membership. Can the Athletic Department act independently from the U, i.e., heading to the SEC or the B12 conference to play? I think that's a stretch to think this options is even remotely possible.

[AlabamAlum]

A big money school has the leverage. The threat of permanently leaving would force the conference to acquiesce due to “extraordinary circumstances”.

[Hannibal]

It’s official. Season “postponed”. But we all know there won’t be one in the spring either.

”Flatten the curve” was a pure 100% lie from day 1. The people who protested the shutdowns likely knew this in their hearts, even if they weren’t saying this.

Complete bullshit. “Flatten the curve” quietly became “stay in a cocoon until we find a vaccine”. And Oceania has always been at war with Eurasia.

[iam416]

100%

[lineygoblue]

"Let your kind, benevolent government take care of you".. "We know what is best for you". "You cannot make these decisions by yourself". "Leave these decisions to your knowledgeable government".

[iam416]

Ohio State wanted to delay the start. They were against postponement, but they're going along with the B10. I just can't fucking believe such cowardice.