fC: San Jose State not going back to campus in fall. Psu plays San Diego state
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The entire California State University system, all 23 campuses, will be holding classes on-line for the Fall term.
Looks like a fantastic opportunity to set up a system and dorms for 100+ individuals and control the environment to ensure safety while holding on line classes that they can take while at school. Now do you think anyone will try to set up a system to do this?
Ohio State football has been doing this for a coupla years. Fields took 12 credits on line last fall
Somewhere in suburban Columbus, Andy Katzenmoyer is musing, "Why didn't they have this in my day? Think of it, online Golf 1."
they were on campus though. As was every other student. The NCAA said everyone has to be on campus for sports to happen. This may be enough for schools to ditch the feckless NCAA
Yep, pitt doesn't have a campus or a stadium so they don't have anything to go back to and this won't impact them.
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What is the rationale behind announcing on May 12th that you will not start school (check calendar) in 3.5 months (!!)?
Why not assume you will be on campus and make contingency plans (regarding online classes, tuition, on campus support staff, etc) if you cannot return to campus?
Why make this decision so early?
Having worked for multiple universities (and worked closely with many others) I do not understand this logic at all.
Why not assume you will be on campus and make contingency plans (regarding online classes, tuition, on campus support staff, etc) if you cannot return to campus?
Why make this decision so early?
Having worked for multiple universities (and worked closely with many others) I do not understand this logic at all.
It's also not clear to me why the mantra appears to be "We cannot have sports without student athletes on campus"?
The metric should be "athletes are student athletes so long as they are doing the same coursework as non-athletes". If the rest of the student body is completely fall coursework entirely online, then there is no reason that student athletes couldn't do the same.
The metric should be "athletes are student athletes so long as they are doing the same coursework as non-athletes". If the rest of the student body is completely fall coursework entirely online, then there is no reason that student athletes couldn't do the same.
SDSU president (yes, I realize we play SJSU) has just said that they have not ruled out sports for the fall (per Brett McMurphy on twitter)
I have to imagine if one CSU is considering it many (all?) are.
I think no fall sports would be a death blow to all of those athletic departments.
I have to imagine if one CSU is considering it many (all?) are.
I think no fall sports would be a death blow to all of those athletic departments.
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I don't know what you're referring.......50k + students on campus, I don't know if this will happen. Speculation.
Yes and one class was a 6 credit job in basket weaving, well it did have a lab
If San Jose St is not playing this fall, we would just find opponents from among other teams that have cancelled games. For example, if San Diego State is not playing as well, they are hosting UCLA the same weekend we are playing San Jose St - in theory, we could get UCLA to come to Beaver Stadium instead (wouldn't that be a crazy switch!)
There would be some movement, but I don't think teams will ultimately have trouble scheduling games as long as most schools end up playing.
There would be some movement, but I don't think teams will ultimately have trouble scheduling games as long as most schools end up playing.
Deaths or positive tests? If deaths, I'll bet they are old folks, not SJS students. Positive tests? Good for them. Their immune systems are good and they're good to go.
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