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They decided to cancel when the Penn State Dr. came out & mistakenly claimed a third of COVID positives athletes were positive for cardiomyosis. This was a reversal of course from their decision 2 weeks earlier.
Then, it was revealed that the Dr. was only repeating something he'd been told & that he got bad information.
Liability was clearly a concern for them.
Fast forward & the PAC12's deal for cheap, daily testing is a game-changer.
As for the playoffs, screw the B1G. Every Big 12 fan should be angry (well, maybe not KU fans...) if a B1G team gets let in, given the 'lack of data points' they'll have.
Then, it was revealed that the Dr. was only repeating something he'd been told & that he got bad information.
Liability was clearly a concern for them.
Fast forward & the PAC12's deal for cheap, daily testing is a game-changer.
As for the playoffs, screw the B1G. Every Big 12 fan should be angry (well, maybe not KU fans...) if a B1G team gets let in, given the 'lack of data points' they'll have.
So, to teachum & 9953, you're okay with a tOSU playing 2 or 3 less games & still getting in?
I think it's patently absurd that a school could play that many fewer games than other teams & jump over those teams. I think it's particularly relevant given the playoff committee's message to the Big 12 that data points matter, so just saying 'yeah, they're missing 2 or 3 data points there, but that's no big deal' is crazy.
I think it's patently absurd that a school could play that many fewer games than other teams & jump over those teams. I think it's particularly relevant given the playoff committee's message to the Big 12 that data points matter, so just saying 'yeah, they're missing 2 or 3 data points there, but that's no big deal' is crazy.
