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"Many if not all contracts include a force majeure clause, a provision excusing one or both parties’ obligations when circumstances arise beyond their control that make the contract impossible. Like, for instance, a global pandemic. However, there could be a legal opening, suggests another Group of Five AD. In the Big Ten’s case, the conference still plans to play football—just not against conference foes. “At the end of the day, is there going to be enough reason to stand on to get out of paying the guarantees?” asks the AD." https://www.si.com/college/2020/07/10/college-football-buy-games-group-of-five

If only the virus would give us a heads up on all this stuff, would make it easier to plan huh?

Wouldn't hold your breath waiting on a rational response

It's sad that Europe has been playing soccer for a month+ now and we can't figure out how to make Fall sports happen here

I didn't lose faith in the sustainability of college sports until Stanford Squash went away. Nothing is sacred anymore

I believe they only need about 45 more players to come down with covid if my math is correct, then we've got them right where we want them

It might be safer without any duels though

That's our RB stat line

That's official now

That puts him at 7ppg using my MAC translator app

Guys it was one game. He might very well have just skipped class or practice. It'll be okay

Guess we don't have a thread for MAC news this season so here goes. Buffalo looks to have a nice D-Line coming back

We'll see today by 5pm

Yeah I also coach a HS summer team. Lots of sports going on. There may not be fans at first but there will be college and pro sports happening

I watched three different pro sports yesterday

I posted the link to his 247 profile a few posts above yours

K

https://247sports.com/Player/Noel-Roach-46099282/

I don't recall if Abreu or Betancourt played here or not in HS but that's all I can think of.

Will you do the Bandaogo?

https://n.rivals.com/content/prospects/2021/kameren-epps-247566