Recruiting Forum Football Talk II

[TrippieRedd]

Feels like a moot point. Way too late for all but grad transfers. And likely only room for a couple.

But...the best grad TE available, please come on down!!

Was more curious than anything.

 

[Ace]

FWIW, I have heard that AAC and Sun Belt are both very much committed to playing this season in G5.
The SEC and ACC are not the only conferences committed to playing.

 

[nicksjuzunk]

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[Aesius]

Sort of random, but a 247 poster made a good point. How many student-athletes may lag in classes/become academically ineligible if at home doing virtual classes in their own? Far less meaningful in-person tutoring, structure, and coaches getting in them about hitting the books every day in person.

Maybe not, but it seems like a reasonable concern.

Virtual schooling is going to be an absolute disaster across the board. A small percentage of students with stable home lives, stable internet connections, quiet places to study, and plenty of self-discipline will be able to handle it properly. The rest won't.

 

[pierce60]

And if the science came so quickly in a negative way, what makes anyone think it won’t come as quickly in a positive way?

Most of all, I think that excuse is BS

 

[bigorange]

Sort of random, but a 247 poster made a good point. How many student-athletes may lag in classes/become academically ineligible if at home doing virtual classes in their own? Far less meaningful in-person tutoring, structure, and coaches getting in them about hitting the books every day in person.

Maybe not, but it seems like a reasonable concern.

That’s a really good point

 

[VolGee4]

FWIW, I have heard that AAC and Sun Belt are both very much committed to playing this season in G5.
The SEC and ACC are not the only conferences committed to playing.

Mike Aresco said that publicly yesterday.

 

[nicksjuzunk]

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Tennessee back channel phones be like

 

[Smokey'sHandler]

Sort of random, but a 247 poster made a good point. How many student-athletes may lag in classes/become academically ineligible if at home doing virtual classes in their own? Far less meaningful in-person tutoring, structure, and coaches getting in them about hitting the books every day in person.

Maybe not, but it seems like a reasonable concern.

 

[scvolfan7]

Classes are gonna get cancelled in a couple weeks anyway. Cases are about to spike big time. Just keep that Sept 26th date and let the student athletes stay on campus when everyone else has to inevitably leave.

 

[Ace]

Mike Aresco said that publicly yesterday.

The conferences who plan to play are working together. It would be nice, if college football had so type of structure to provide leadership. Guess not

 

[Chuckie]

I think there's gonna be some lawsuits over this. Hear me out...

I don't think the NCAA will allow conferences planning to play to gain that kind of recruiting advantage over the others who have canceled. So they will make everyone cancel. Then, the lawsuits from the other conferences that want to play.

 

[GroverCleveland]

Listening to PAC 12 presser and it sounds like they are covering themselves against the SEC and ACC playing by wrapping themselves in that "science" and "health concerns" make their decision the only responsible decision.

They are going to be very angry if the SEC plays.

 

[captainfalcon777]

Read the caption...going back in time, do you all think we could have gotten past the Elite 8?...Bobby feels confident.

Damn that Bobby is 1 cool cat, loved that team

 

[drvenner]

Don't think this dude knows anybody or anything

 

[GojiraVol17]

Classes are gonna get cancelled in a couple weeks anyway. Cases are about to spike big time. Just keep that Sept 26th date and let the student athletes stay on campus when everyone else has to inevitably leave.

Just stop. Seriously. Stop it.

 

[GojiraVol17]

Listening to PAC 12 presser and it sounds like they are covering themselves against the SEC and ACC playing by wrapping themselves in that "science" and "health concerns" make their decision the only responsible decision.

They are going to be very angry if the SEC plays.

When* not if.

 

[pierce60]

Classes are gonna get cancelled in a couple weeks anyway. Cases are about to spike big time. Just keep that Sept 26th date and let the student athletes stay on campus when everyone else has to inevitably leave.

Numbers are gonna spike, but watch the impact on hospitals and medical resources. I doubt that’s going to change significantly to be honest.

 

[TrippieRedd]

I think there's gonna be some lawsuits over this. Hear me out...

I don't think the NCAA will allow conferences planning to play to gain that kind of recruiting advantage over the others who have canceled. So they will make everyone cancel. Then, the lawsuits from the other conferences that want to play.

They may make a rule to where only last year players can transfer. Top Jr. prospects as well. Wouldn’t really benefit incoming Fr. Or Soph. transfer (may not play even if they transfer)

 

[pierce60]

Don't think this dude knows anybody or anything

You serious?

 

[mr.checkerboards]

 

[drvenner]

“Hello there and welcome to the I Suddenly Really REALLY Regret Committing to Michigan Bowl here on ESPN. It’s a breezy 12 degrees Fahrenheit here in Ann Arbor, with light snow expected for the entirety of the contest...”

... With a wind that will cut you in half.

 

[drvenner]

You serious?

I know who he is. Don't think he's as informed as he says he is.

 

[Ace]

Listening to PAC 12 presser and it sounds like they are covering themselves against the SEC and ACC playing by wrapping themselves in that "science" and "health concerns" make their decision the only responsible decision.

They are going to be very angry if the SEC plays.

Left coasters are always angry about something

 

[GroverCleveland]

When* not if.

Roger that.