Well, at least we've got an answer for the Big 12 football season, sort of maybe kind of, I don't know at this point.

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Appreciate that. The Big 12 presidents on Monday night,

chancellors as well, approved a scheduling model for the upcoming season that will include nine conference games and one non-conference game. The league confirmed that.

Once again, that was on Monday night. Now, here's the deal. The start of conference play

is probably going to start in mid to late September.

And then the conference championship game could be pushed back to December 12th or even the 19th.

This is smart. It's the right play by the conference. And, you know, I'm somebody, if you've been

listening to this show, you know I'm somebody who believes that college football

should be played and frankly all sports should be played because of the incredibly low risk

that, you know, these young athletes have to this COVID-19. Now, it doesn't take away from the

severity of what can come out of this disease, all right, and this virus.

I'm not doing that for a second.

If you've got older coaches who have, you know, immune deficiencies, different story,

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