Taking classes online doesn’t mean there won’t be students on campus. Many college are doing primarily online or hybrid - with [some/most/any that want to] students on campus.
I wouldn’t let a sensational news story about a few idiot kids and a party dictate whether a mulit-billion dollar industry like NCAA D1 football should or should not happen.
The only way the game gets cancelled is if most of the players, coaches, or referees get CV-19 right before the game and they have no other choice than to cancel it.
Pro sports are moving forward with games: NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, PGA, etc and so to will D1 college football especially in the Power 5 conferences.
"Pac-12 officials are evaluating options for a postponed football season in the wake of COVID-19 surges in a number of states that are home to member schools. "
“In some cases, the revoked admissions offers are the results of concerted efforts by teenagers who have leveraged large social media followings and created Google spreadsheets to collect and document racist and offensive behavior with screenshots, videos and the names of those involved.”
For those that didn’t notice, just under LATEST POSTS it now says FORUM INDEX which will bring you to a list of options similar to what CC used to look like. https://talk.categories.collegeconfidential.com/
The Power 5 conferences have too much money to lose to not play football this season. It might be pushed back until spring but highly unlikely these conferences billion dollar industry will be shutdown this year.
FYI, University of Denver emailed S20 with his AP scores. APMacro-5, APMicro-4, APGovt-5 and APLit-3. He’s a little irritated with the 3, but he had been irritated with his teacher all year. Lit was only worth an English elective, so not a big deal. He’s excited to be able to jump into 2000 level econ (one of his planned majors).
@suzyQ7 Yes, the College Board must have released scores to colleges. DU sent an email this afternoon with his results. Not sure if DU jumped the gun, but I know AP teachers and colleges get the results b4 the students.
S20 was very surprised to get the email, as he was expecting the results from CB next week. Good news, is he can get serious on building his schedule.
“An anonymous Power 5 athletic director told me in early April that if there is no football season, “We’re all f-----. There’s no other way to look at it, is there?” Three months later, those words land with increased weight.”
No students on campus, no football this fall. Would having dorms occupied justify it?
All 14 SEC colleges will open their campuses up in the fall and the SEC commissioner just said that the Ivy Leagues decision "… isn’t any inflection point for decision making (for the SEC)”
If the SEC thinks they can play the games safely, it looks like they plan on having football in the fall. There has also been talk of moving the season to spring, maybe if conditions worsen. Time will tell…