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<blockquote data-quote="Buckaineer" data-source="post: 131386677" data-attributes="member: 1428007">Can't see Nebraska getting out without paying anything--unless they get out when the Big Ten does its contracts in two years.&nbsp; Then they wouldn't have to pay.&nbsp; But hopefully the Coronavirus will be a thing of the past and schedules will be more normalized. Today Nebraska backed down.&nbsp; People were actually calling for Nebraska to be kicked out of the Big Ten.&nbsp; So probably the current B10 money won out over everything else.&nbsp; But these next couple of years are going to be interesting with teams like Nebraska upset and the PAC 12 having all sorts of problems.Don't know what the student situation is--many many schools are not having in person classes.&nbsp; Some that started to have changed their minds after outbreaks.&nbsp; If the State of Nebraska forces in person classes, then their football team couldn't really use that against the Big Ten--the conference didn't order in person classes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Buckaineer, post: 131386677, member: 1428007"] Can't see Nebraska getting out without paying anything--unless they get out when the Big Ten does its contracts in two years. Then they wouldn't have to pay. But hopefully the Coronavirus will be a thing of the past and schedules will be more normalized. Today Nebraska backed down. People were actually calling for Nebraska to be kicked out of the Big Ten. So probably the current B10 money won out over everything else. But these next couple of years are going to be interesting with teams like Nebraska upset and the PAC 12 having all sorts of problems. Don't know what the student situation is--many many schools are not having in person classes. Some that started to have changed their minds after outbreaks. If the State of Nebraska forces in person classes, then their football team couldn't really use that against the Big Ten--the conference didn't order in person classes. [/QUOTE]

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