An excerpt from an article on her comments:
You see what's being said here, right? They are listening to the media and it is driving their decision making process.
I know most of you guys are familiar with Tom Mars. It's his opinion, based on what's what may happen in court, that the B1G scuttled their ship. (You should check out his timeline on Twitter.)
What's strikes me this morning is when Mars starting looking at the B1G and their bylaws he found the decision was against said rules. But suddenly, within a few days of his mentioning their own standards, these "bylaws" were removed from the Internet?
It's my opinion, based on his actions and comments, Mike Farrell is as bad as a "women scorned," but he's dead on with this Tweet.
You're going to hear "liability" often repeated. You're not going to hear how that's going to hold up in court when there are Doctors from Harvard and the Mayo clinic citing evidence contrary to what they've been "citing."
Now, don't get me wrong here. There is "liability" on the horizon. It's from the AG's of a few states taking the B1G to court.
Dinich, appearing on ESPN College GameDay Saturday morning, says that her sources told her the Big Ten presidents “will not be swayed” by what’s being written in or released to the media. She added that it “could turn them the other way” as well.
“I can tell you, multiple sources have told me that these presidents will not be swayed by what has been written in the media or said. In fact, I’ve been told it could turn them the other way. If they approve it, I’m also told by some sources that the earliest possible return is about a month from now – mid-to-late October.”
"Will not be swayed by the media and it might turn them the other way."You see what's being said here, right? They are listening to the media and it is driving their decision making process.
I know most of you guys are familiar with Tom Mars. It's his opinion, based on what's what may happen in court, that the B1G scuttled their ship. (You should check out his timeline on Twitter.)
What's strikes me this morning is when Mars starting looking at the B1G and their bylaws he found the decision was against said rules. But suddenly, within a few days of his mentioning their own standards, these "bylaws" were removed from the Internet?
It's my opinion, based on his actions and comments, Mike Farrell is as bad as a "women scorned," but he's dead on with this Tweet.
You're going to hear "liability" often repeated. You're not going to hear how that's going to hold up in court when there are Doctors from Harvard and the Mayo clinic citing evidence contrary to what they've been "citing."
Now, don't get me wrong here. There is "liability" on the horizon. It's from the AG's of a few states taking the B1G to court.
