I would agree Old School if any of the other teams that are not playing were relevant. The teams that want to compete are the ones that are trying to make it work and if it does work, the others will look irrelevant.
I think baseball happens if football happens. If football happens, then basketball will happen, then baseball will happen. If football crashes then no basketball and probably no baseball. I still hold that the hysteria goes away after November 3rd. It doesn't mean the virus goes away but the hysteria does and we move on to some other problem. That depends on which one gets elected President.
Covid will be around for awhile, it really doesnt care who will be president in Nov 3, so lets not bring that into the discussion.
Also, I am pretty sure most 18, 19 , 20 year olds focusing on winning, really don't care, they just want to play, regardless of the sport.
It is a tremendous undertaking that these programs have taken. Hearing about preparing a baseball team first hand, I can't imagine how difficult it is for football. The players arrived back on campus months ago. We don't know what went wrong for some and not others.
I agree with Gunner, you dont play, you dont win, don't take a National Championship away from the programs that made it work. The Big 10 and Pac 12 should have thought long and hard last March how they would approach the situation and not have it unravel so quickly. The players made demands. Couldn't blame them, maybe things will change.
Clemson and Trevor Lawrence are gonna win anyway!
Go Tigers!!!
JMO