POSTED BY MARTIN KICH
Morning Consult has released the results of its recent polling on whether the BCS playoffs should be held now that two of the Power 5 conferences have postponed their seasons.
Of more interest, I think, is the related polling on whether the Big 10 and the PAC-12 made the right decision in postponing their fall seasons:
At least according to this well-established polling source, the decision is simply not as controversial as it has been made out to be.
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This poll is quite shocking to me, but in a good way. It’s refreshing to see college athletes treated with concern rather than regarded as commodities. I suspect the support would be much lower to postpone the NFL, but there’s an appropriate difference between college and pro sports, and a pandemic is a good reminder of that difference.
See the new report by Northwestern University Ph.D economist Sonal Desai, “They Blinded Us From Science:”
https://www.franklintempletonnordic.com/investor/article?contentPath=html/ftthinks/common/cio-views/on-my-mind-they-blinded-us-from-science.html
Facts and data suggest an empty economic core in biosecurity, among other disequilibria.
Regards, ’96, UChicago