NCAA - NO UNIFORM RETURN TO SPORTS...IS THIS THE END?

[Number1CanesFan]

Per this ESPN article, NCAA president Mark Emmert won't mandate a uniform start dste for college sports leaving it up to each state to decide when and if they have sports.

Emmert: NCAA won't mandate uniform start date

The NCAA won't mandate or oversee a uniform return to college sports, NCAA president Mark Emmert told ESPN on Tuesday, leaving decisions on start dates to state officials and university presidents.

www.espn.com

With each state making its own decision, how is there going to be a college football season? It only takes 1 or 2 schools not opening for football to ruin the schedule and season.

By not having a uniform start date, at minimum this all but guarantees trying to have a college football season is going to be messy.

With Emmert folding his hand it's up to conferences to make a decision. Someone has to lead.

Assuming there's going to be football, when will the start?

When will team's resume the Spring practices that some got more than others?

When will Fall practice start?

These questions need to be answered in the next month. The ACC needs to get all the states in the conference on the same page.

Your thoughts?

 

[IndayArtHauz]

ANOTHER UNI THREAD???

 

[1LuvCane]

 

[Number1CanesFan]

ANOTHER UNI THREAD???

I didn't see any threads on this and the ESPN artcle just came out today. If this is a rehash then I'll request the thread to be removed.

What's UNI?

 

[Go Canes!!]

They're going to look really silly playing in shoulder pads and no uniforms.

 

[Go Canes!!]

I didn't see any threads on this and the ESPN artcle just came out today. If this is a rehash then I'll request the thread to be removed.

What's UN?

 

[canecrazy23]

I didn't see any threads on this and the ESPN artcle just came out today. If this is a rehash then I'll request the thread to be removed.

What's UNI?

It stands for Unibrow which he has.

 

[Astcloud11]

Per this ESPN article, NCAA president Mark Emmert won't mandate a uniform start dste for college sports leaving it up to each state to decide when and if they have sports.

Emmert: NCAA won't mandate uniform start date

The NCAA won't mandate or oversee a uniform return to college sports, NCAA president Mark Emmert told ESPN on Tuesday, leaving decisions on start dates to state officials and university presidents.

www.espn.com

With each state making its own decision, how is there going to be a college football season? It only takes 1 or 2 schools not opening for football to ruin the schedule and season.

By not having a uniform start date, at minimum this all but guarantees trying to have a college football season is going to be messy.

Your thoughts?

There are 65 schools in P5, 129 in FBS total. Its terribly hard to reschedule when other teams have spots that open up on their schedule as well, especially in-conference play. For example:

If by some weird decision, the state of NC decides no football, but the ACC still goes with non Carolina schools, Miami would be left with 3 holes in their schedule (UNC, Duke, Wake). You grab the 2 Atlantic teams that have UNC/Duke as cross division opponent for this year , and replace them with Miami, and you only play 7 conference games instead of 8. 12th game gets nulled with the rest of the country or is filled by a "Conference Showdown" from other teams that lost a whole state.

 

[Geddy Lee]

Roll me a joint

 

[JD08]

Black cleats?

 

[Number1CanesFan]

There are 65 schools in P5, 129 in FBS total. Its terribly hard to reschedule when other teams have spots that open up on their schedule as well, especially in-conference play. For example:

If by some weird decision, the state of NC decides no football, but the ACC still goes with non Carolina schools, Miami would be left with 3 holes in their schedule (UNC, Duke, Wake). You grab the 2 Atlantic teams that have UNC/Duke as cross division opponent for this year , and replace them with Miami, and you only play 7 conference games instead of 8. 12th game gets nulled with the rest of the country or is filled by a "Conference Showdown" from other teams that lost a whole state.

Like I said, it's going to be messy. Rather than everyone having a makeshift season, I'd rather postpone the season to start at a later date where everyone can participate and we can have some normality.

 

[MikeCane18]

There are 65 schools in P5, 129 in FBS total. Its terribly hard to reschedule when other teams have spots that open up on their schedule as well, especially in-conference play. For example:

If by some weird decision, the state of NC decides no football, but the ACC still goes with non Carolina schools, Miami would be left with 3 holes in their schedule (UNC, Duke, Wake). You grab the 2 Atlantic teams that have UNC/Duke as cross division opponent for this year , and replace them with Miami, and you only play 7 conference games instead of 8. 12th game gets nulled with the rest of the country or is filled by a "Conference Showdown" from other teams that lost a whole state.

Sounds great on paper. A logistical nightmare in reality.

 

[Empirical Cane]

Per this ESPN article, NCAA president Mark Emmert won't mandate a uniform start dste for college sports leaving it up to each state to decide when and if they have sports.

Emmert: NCAA won't mandate uniform start date

The NCAA won't mandate or oversee a uniform return to college sports, NCAA president Mark Emmert told ESPN on Tuesday, leaving decisions on start dates to state officials and university presidents.

www.espn.com

With each state making its own decision, how is there going to be a college football season? It only takes 1 or 2 schools not opening for football to ruin the schedule and season.

By not having a uniform start date, at minimum this all but guarantees trying to have a college football season is going to be messy.

Your thoughts?

One guess what SEC country decides.

I believe ACC follows suit. Big 10 and 12...hmmmmm.

PAC 12 i guess we see them take the field in 2030 in bubble wrap.

 

[MikeCane18]

One guess what SEC country decides.

I believe ACC follows suit. Big 10 and 12...hmmmmm.

PAC 12 i guess we see them take the field in 2030 in bubble wrap.

Too much money from all these TV contracts for ACC and SEC to leave on the table if they don't play imo.

 

[ATXCane86]

Pants above the knees? We back!

 

[imyrhuckleberry]

Covid-free UNI masks . . .

 

[1LuvCane]

Black cleats?

We're F'ing?

 

[IndayArtHauz]

I didn't see any threads on this and the ESPN artcle just came out today. If this is a rehash then I'll request the thread to be removed.

What's UNI?

c’mere baby doll





closer





closer







issa play on the word “uniform”

 

[Moonman]

Per this ESPN article, NCAA president Mark Emmert won't mandate a uniform start dste for college sports leaving it up to each state to decide when and if they have sports.

Emmert: NCAA won't mandate uniform start date

The NCAA won't mandate or oversee a uniform return to college sports, NCAA president Mark Emmert told ESPN on Tuesday, leaving decisions on start dates to state officials and university presidents.

www.espn.com

With each state making its own decision, how is there going to be a college football season? It only takes 1 or 2 schools not opening for football to ruin the schedule and season.

By not having a uniform start date, at minimum this all but guarantees trying to have a college football season is going to be messy.

Your thoughts?

My thoughts are that the PAC12 is probably ****ed.

FCS programs who signed on to get whacked for big checks are ****ed.

I'm guessing 9 game regular season. Non-conference games will be limited.

Bowl games will be cut by 2/3rds.

That's what I believe.

 

[g8rh8rMD]

One guess what SEC country decides.

I believe ACC follows suit. Big 10 and 12...hmmmmm.

PAC 12 i guess we see them take the field in 2030 in bubble wrap.

Pac12 hasn't played football in at least a decade anyway.