Pac-12 ADs 'going behind conference's back' to discuss plans for CFB season

[greengal]

“I’ve been told by multiple sources that the AD’s have had conversations behind the conference’s back that would tell each other, ‘Listen, if we’re unable to play via a mayor’s ruling, a state governor’s ruling, You guys go ahead and look out for yourself.'”Joel Klatt said, via The Herd with Colin Cowherd.

In recent weeks, the possibility of college football games being played in packed stadiums has come into doubt. California Governor Gavin Newsom recently suggested it was unlikely fans could attend games until late in the year. Furthermore, Los Angeles extended its stay-at-home restrictions through July.

For schools like UCLA, USC and Stanford, safety protocols by state and local officials are now creating uncertainty for their ability to play college football in 2020. As a result, athletic directors are reportedly going behind Scott’s back and coming up with alternative solutions to help their conference allies.

[Hunter Green]

Which means what?

[FirefightnRick]

Good for them.

 

Rick

[southsideguy]

So they kick USC out and add North Texas,  I am not sure about the road trips.

[UNTexas]

4 hours ago, FirefightnRick said:

Good for them.

 

Rick

100 percent.