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To say anything is "in the eye of the beholder" is just a folksy way of saying something is a matter of personal opinion. Contract interpretation, while certainly having room for reasonable minds to differ, is not simply a matter of personal opinion. If you've read enough contracts, then you...

3/5 Nebraskans say, YES!

I wouldn't quite phrase a) that way, and I think the answer to b) is quite clearly "no" based on the substance of my post. Have you reviewed the contract(s) at issue?

No lawyer can honestly answer that question without first reviewing the contract(s). But, theoretically, if the Big Ten somehow breached the agreement with its member schools by cancelling the season (maybe they didn't follow proper contractual protocols, for instance, or it could be proven that...

Without seeing the contract, it is impossible to know for certain. I imagine the conference as well as the schools have responsibilities under the agreement, which could potentially come into play. For instance, if cancelling a season provides a termination option for any of the parties, that...