For sure. But before we get too carried away, there's a reason he's likely doing it. In the end, football is football so it doesn't matter.

The commissioner essentially made a unilateral decision. Several AD's objected but were ignored.

Then several groups of parents from Nebraska, Iowa, Ohio State, and Penn State started writing letters and the commissioner decided maybe he made a mistake.

I know the Nebraska players were considering litigation, too not sure if they filed it but they threatened it.

The commissioner should have known better.

To be fair, 25K is a normal crowd at Jack Trice. So they're not really chaining anything. :D

40% capacity.

AKA "average Saturday in Ames". o:-)

How many fans will be in the stands in Iowa City this fall? :rolleyes:

Regardless thats getting shit done.

Also Clay Travis at Outkick facilitated the whole thing. As Whitlock tweeted, ballers get stuff done, wannabees just virtue signal.

Great to see the pushback from people wanting to move on with life.

If the University gets their way, and they go 40% capacity like little bro, it'll be about 30K. ;)

In all fairness, Iowa State benefits from the fact that their commissioner does whatever Tejas wants.

The B10 commissioner way overstepped his bounds. You know he screwed up when Ohio State signs on to a complaint.

Let’s hear from all the Corona-panic/hysteria dumbshits now who were predicting no college football just a few weeks ago.

Is it true that some B1G teams aren’t practicing or even on campus? I have a hard time believing they will just suddenly start playing football games Oct. 10th

Michigan is practicing

Paging Dr Mecca.

Kindly GTFO with this shit, we don't need yet another thread going this route.

Go **** yourself and change your depends.This is totally par for the course in any CP thread.