After watching what is going on at the UW Campus, major COVID outbreak, I am glad that the Big10 had the balls to shut the season down.
For those conferences that still plan on playing, what happens in the next week or 2 is going to be very interesting to watch. Some of the major divisions still think they can play football, while cancelling all other fall sports. Go figure, why is it safe to play football but not Cross Country? After the dust is settled, I won't be surprised if people say "Well there is our proof, that the Big10 is known for its academics and tough standards of eligibility. Even the people running the SEC and ACC are not that smart and will let anyone play."
So far:
Within days of campus reopening, the University of Alabama reported enough positive cases to field five football teams. The University of South Carolina later reported one of the highest number of college cases on record. Auburn, Tennessee and Vanderbilt all canceled practices. Ole Miss, which did not cancel practice, experienced an outbreak within the athletic community. LSU quarantined at least one-quarter of its roster. 3 of the 4 college campuses with the most cases in the country as of Sept. 2 were in the SEC — the University of Alabama, the University of South Carolina and Auburn University. The fourth was the University of North Carolina, in the ACC.