Pac-12 commissioner Larry Scott states recent coronavirus break outs bring included obstacles for fall college sports
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SportsPulse: Dan Wolken and Paul Myerberg talk about if there will be college football this fall. As Wolken put its, all it takes is one bad result due to the pandemic to send out the sport into chaos.
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Pac-12 Conference commissioner Larry Scott said Thursday that college sports officials will require to start choosing whether they are prepared to go forward with sports in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic without all schools being able to field teams, even within the same conference.
” One of the limit factors to consider we’ll have to make as we think about fall sports coming up,” Scott said, “is whether we stick with the traditional method that we’re either all moving forward together or none of us are moving forward together– whether that’s within the league, within the FBS, Department I or whether this is such an unique situation, with actually different experiences and situations on our schools, that there might be some where there’s broad populations of trainees on our schools and we can complete in college athletics and there might be some where we can’t.
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