Southern Cal switched yesterday from its original decision to have students on campus to going to a mostly virtual campus for fall semester.
Ivy League is going to make a decision on July 8th whether it is going to have fall sports or not.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/spor...decide-next-week-plan-fall-sports/5355555002/
Also, a Senate hearing yesterday that was designed to talk about name, image, likeness issues in college athletics spent a fair bit of time talking about COVID19 and whether colleges are doing enough to protect student-athletes.
https://www.si.com/college/2020/07/...tioned-coronavirus-pandemic-response-congress
I think this is one of the most important things to watch as we get closer to August. When media coverage ramps up does it create a narrative that colleges are not looking out for the best interest of their student-athletes. That has the potential to turn public opinion against college sports and make it very difficult for Presidents and AD's to move forward with plans to play this fall.
Yep. There was some interesting talk about that yesterday on a couple of Sirius programs I heard yesterday. Not very often you hear college sports and morality being discussed concurrently.