Say goodbye to any amateurism arguments if football is played without students on campus. Also, I think Klatt is nuts. Kids are much safer at home than on campus.I don't know if the main concern is lack of students on campus. I would think the bigger concern is, what do you do with a team where 1-5 people get sick and you have a utah jazz/ nets situation where a whole team is quarantined?
I feel like no kids on campus might actually make football easier to pull off as they could just house them on campus, minimal people and still play games with no fans which is going to be the situation anyways. Meanwhile, they would still be remote students like everyone else will most likely be come the fall
I mean, i think we all said good bye to amateurism close to 2 decades ago, no?Say goodbye to any amateurism arguments if football is played without students on campus. Also, I think Klatt is nuts. Kids are much safer at home than on campus.
There are those who still cling to the amateurism angle when discussing the payment of players.I mean, i think we all said good bye to amateurism close to 2 decades ago, no?
I did not see the Klatt comments... I would say obviously kids are way safer at home, I was more making the argument that if theres no regular students on campus than the football players would be in an ever safer situation with no one else there... but obviously nothing tops being at home interacting with no one as far as thats concerned
Id imagine if there are a bunch of schools without sports and another group with, then the NCAA may have all sorts of conflicts fromNot a guarantee they won't have games, but it's certainly looking less likely, especially for the PAC-12. If some conferences have games and others don't, imagine all the attempts to transfer and the other mass chaos. So many uncertainties.