Here Was The BIG 10's Official Vote On 2020 Football Season

by Larry Leo

September 1, 202010 Comments

Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports

Due to the lawsuit filed by eight Nebraska players, the BIG 10 has revealed its official vote on the 2020 football season...

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Who were those three teams who voted in favor?

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(The Spun)

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Hangit•63 months

If they had just talked to these kids and not shut them out with lies, we would not be watching them in court now.

ncinthenext3•63 months

So why are there school Presidents from Iowa and Penn State on the record as saying there was no 'official' vote? This is Warren again managing the message to make it look like he didn't steer the decision. That guy needs fired. Yesterday.

Buckeye Jeaux•63 months

This was in the Big-10 brief. More problems for Warren if the presidents dispute this assertion.

FourcadeBrigade•63 months

I would also like to know who these medical experts were.

ncinthenext3•63 months

Sorry correction - It was Minn and Penn State's Presidents that said previously there was no official vote

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Doby•63 months

Oh look, the presidents voted. Is this shock to some of you?

CanebreakCajun•63 months

Michigan agreed to postpone, the home of Bo Schenbechler? Penn State, the home of steel country? Guess this happens when your states are run by marxists who do not want anyone leaving home.

TaderSalad•63 months

So a bunch of democrat appointed presidents said no football... is this a shocker to anyone?

Buckeye Jeaux•63 months

The report of the vote comes from a court brief filed by the Big-10. Statements from college officials have disputed that there was a vote at all. And the brief does not state the names of any so-called voters.

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