GRAND RAPIDS, Michigan – Big Ten Football is back, the convention announced Wednesday that the game will begin on October 23 and 24. Six members of the convention asked questions at a morning press convention explaining that the unanimous vote among the fourteen schools of the convention, indicating that the replacement in their resolution is based on medical experts. “For me, it’s not about political pressure, it’s not about cash or lawsuits or what everyone else does. That unanimous opinion of our medical experts and the kind of evolved over the weeks,” Northwestern University President Morton Schapiro said, adding that his resolution was not taken until the last two days.
The convention will perform rapid response antigen testing and positive tests will also be displayed using PCR tests. James Borchers, medical director at Ohio State University, said the convention would take a green, yellow and red technique to decide whether a team continues week by week based on a percentage of positive players. “When we succeed at those red levels, the groups will prevent their activities, education and games for at least seven days so that we can re-think about where we are,” Borchers said.
And perhaps the most productive evidence that the convention puts the physical condition of student-athletes first, any player with a positive Covid 19 result will have to be out of the festival for at least 21 days, a rule established to allow schools to further investigate the potential heart headaches believed to be related to Covid , and would wait at least two weeks before acting on heart checks. and the athlete was acquitted,” Dr. Borchers explained.
Michigan State University President Samuel L. Stanley Jr. , MD, issued a message about football that read: “I help this resolution allow for a change in the football season in the fall. With everything we’ve learned over the past month about immediate reaction tests, and other professional and college sports leagues, I’m more confident that we can play football together while making sure we protect our student athletes, coaches and employees. MSU will comply with the regulations presented through the Big Ten Conference. move forward safely and considerately.
The convention expects to play nine games in nine weeks before the convention championship game last December.