but clemson university, the university of south carolina, they are actually fighting doing. this why would schools fight against teaching this to future citizens of americans versus the way have you. >> our concern preparing them for leadership roles. so we adopted this course as a part of our general education reform plan we have added a couple of course us. this course in sophomore year will have our students look at principled leadership in american government and society. for us, we think it's important to take a leadership role in sharing and enhancing civics education for our cadets. pete: we are also in the middle of a battle in higher education as you well know. there are threads that say we should reject 1776 all together. our real founding is 1619 how do

players including trevor lawrence, the clemson earthquakearthquak quarterback, likely the number one pick in the draft standing by their choice and they want to find a safe way to play going forward. he's also calling for the creation of a college football players association, that would be similar to an nfl union, to try and assemble some sort of protocol to keep the season ongoing. >> morgan chesky live for us there in arlington, texas, thank you. >>> with harris now on the ticket, will black voters p s particularly black women turn out in obama era levels. one senator who won his seat largely thanks to black voters had an endorsement from senator harris. doug jones on what he calls the power and energy of black women he joins us as well. of black w he joins us as well. wayfair has everything outdoor

my name is dan radakovich, and clemson university. i've held director positions at georgia tech and administrative roles at university of miami, long beach state, university of south carolina and louisiana state university. my athletic career started in college when i was a non-scholarship division two football player at indiana university of pennsylvania. like most of our peer institutions, athletics at clemson provide a tremendous opportunity for a diverse group of young people to succeed in all aspect of their lives after their student careers. students at clemson have all the tools they need to go on to the success. i've included a list, some that you may not be aware of, post-education scholarship and life skills training, all in all at a typical university in one of our a-5 conferences the combined value between $70-- most won't play their sport after college and most will be determined by the interest and achievements nlt classroom. provisional educational benefits across the board to a diverse group of student athletes is what

said what goes with clemson college? he had chosen to root for clemson college because of an incident that occurred with me when i was at claflin. when i was at claflin, my senior year, i sent money to the educational testing service in princeton, new jersey, to take the graduate record exam so, there were about a dozen black students from south carolina state and claflin who were to take the exam at the university of south carolina. we were told to go to an audi r auditorium on campus. when we arrived, we were intercepted by a professor who said we cannot permit you to take the gre on the campus of the university of south carolina. you people will have to go off campus. there was a two-story building. the second story of the building was just an open room with some chairs. and this is no exaggeration. the temperature in that room must have been 85 or 90 degrees. and that is where we were forced to take the exam. these were the conditions or the circumstances under which we were required to take the exam. i went home to

president trump and the clemson qb trevor lawrence sending tweets today that were #wewanttoplay. my guess is he's going to agree given what he said about all of that in the past but we will ask him firsthand when we come back and we begin with correspondent mark meredith from the white house this evening. a bit of excitement over there tonight. >> martha, there sure was, secret service calling this an officer had been involved shooting in happened right outside what is known as the old executive office building, the building adjacent to the white house itself. you can see the police have this area about two blocks around the white house completely blocked off, not just here but the perimeters that's all around the white house complex. a picture we got off a tourist in town who captured the aftermath of that officer-involves shooting where someone was shot outside the white house, you can see a person laying on the ground, no details on the identity of this person or what may have led to the moment right before that was happening but as you know security always tied around the whi

he is an incredible quarterback from an incredible school, clemson.nd he is going to have a very good future in the nfl. he has got everything. he has height, accuracy, strong-arm, and he is fast. other than that, i guess he's got some problems. [laughter] but he's got the whole package. i watched him last year running, he is faster than the backs that were guarding. i think he is going to be great, but he is just a great young man. i talked to him a long time. they want to play football and he made the statement that he feels he is safer on the field than he is outside of the field. he feels very safe. and if you look, the sec, the big 12, and the acc are back, they want to come back and i think they are coming back. the big ten, the pack 12 are not. and i wish they would come back. and i just want to say, it is sort of sad because i've been fighting for football to come back. we are trying to help the nfl, as long as they stand for our national anthem, as long as they honor our flag and country. if they start kneeling, i won't be watching and neithe

the quarterback of the clemson team does anyone bounce this off of us? i would like to play football, guys. the president sympathetic to the players concerns. right now proving to be an uphill battle. there is of course what is happening with vladmir putin and his sentiment that a vaccine is at hand, that russia has it. that his own daughter has tried it out. keep in mind there is very little details on this we do know that in russia they can cut some corners and fast track things. that is not such a slam-dunk there but again the talk russia has something. half a dozen u.s. concerns has something, biotech index is closely scrutinized. that is a nice advance today. that puppy is up 13% year-to-date. i think our stocks editor charlie brady would know better than i. that is triple that we've seen in the s&p 500. that is seizing in and out of potential records as well. that is february. within about 20 points or so we'll keep an eye on that. the dow is a little further behind that. 5% behind that. records reached in february but you never know. all you need

looks like we do know what he sounds like here he is appearing on a podcast gets pissed and bites at clemson you know those 3800000 protesters have been out on the streets since june 9th and you know before that there were a couple of. anti extradition protests in april in me as well. rather unique accent well gray zone news felt like they'd heard that voice before here's a clip of an american man named brian kern who was ever present at anti china protests and used to work for amnesty international very important to mark the occasion of the 30th anniversary of june 4th on them and massacre it's something that everyone in the world should remember so well one of the most respect to the experts of voices quoted by western media as a chinese dissident is. a white american dude who looks like he's in the mighty mighty boss tones ok. you listen here fake chinese steve kerr and by the way that was to 99 days to go bulls references in this segment on load where else can you go for those kind of stats so fake chinese steve kerr you know welcome to protest the chinese government all you want and in

he would go to clemson. clemson started off as an agricultural experimental station. but it became a university. he could identify with it because he refused to identify with the university of south carolina. >> -- >> yes. i was the president of the youth chapter of the claffland college chapter of the naacp. >> starting? >> let's see. as a junior. that is how i gravitated into the sedans. it was the natural position from which one might have assumed a rule and leadership. >> -- >> let me have you describe the youth chapter of the naacp on the campus then and how connected you to the state and how it then lead you forward. >> the first year i was president of the campus chapter, i would say maybe out of 200 students, we may have had 25 to 30 people who were members. >> i'm sorry? >> i think it was less than 200. it was not a large university. if you were student you would know everyone on campus. you would know each year they were in. you would also know their hometowns and all of that. it was a very small, very closely knit community. after the sit in his started, al

world what about main street here with the trickle down effect here let's look at something like clemson university which plays in the 8th see and it's still playing to play its season but if fans are in the stands how is this going to affect all the small business is in the area that rely on hundreds of thousands of fans coming through every week because that south carolina is not exactly a booming town outside of the university what are we looking at there. yeah absolutely college football particularly in the schools in the south east there their own huge economy is just on their own on weekends and it's not just game day you have. tens of thousands of people coming into these towns every single weekend they're staying in hotels they're going to restaurants they're shopping you know these generally hundreds of millions of dollars beyond just what they're spending in terms of tickets and so you know we're looking at a situation where either they're going to be no fans in the stands or very reduced capacities which which will have a severe impact on these local businesses you know lookin

see a lot of coach speak there but he's right they just want to know what trevor lara from clemson he did highlight the hash tag we want to play with a list of demands it hopefully will see in the future and regina with college football and college sports in general being affected one thing that has not been as much in the headlines is these other sports jobs and how they're going to be affected by kobe 19 is this going to change the media landscape or sports journalists absolutely we're concerned about that before all of this one sports town in march that locker room is already reliving the access to their team reporters so not your be reporters for locals or regionals just people who already work for the team that cover this material so now you're seeing with n.b.c. sports you had n.b.c. sports boston n.b.c. sports philadelphia dozens of people laid off from their jobs that have been there for 1617 years and you're seeing that change because now you're still seeing you don't need as many people because hey what's around what's there to see and when it comes to silent quarters you lo

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he is an incredible quarterback from an incredible school, clemson. he will have a very good future. , height,everything accuracy, strong-arm, and he is fast. other than that, i guess he's got some problems. [laughter] but he's got the whole package. i watched him last year running, he is faster than the backs that were guarding. i think he will be great, he is a great young man and i talked to him a long time here they want to play football and he made the statement that he feels field than he the is outside of the field. he feels very safe. sec, the big 12 back, they want to come back and i think they are coming back. the big ten, the pack 12 are not. i wish they would come back. i want to say it is sort of sad because i've been fighting for football to come back and we are trying to help the nfl, as long as they stand for our national anthem and honor our friend -- our flag and contribute if they start kneeling, i won't be watching and neither will a lot of people. i think what the nba did was atrocious, disgraceful the way they kneeled. their rati

as far as going back over, i think trevor lawrence, the outstanding quarterback at clemson said it so eloquently. as a matter of fact, he talked about how much they put it in. if they go back home, they are responsible for their own covid-19. they think that covid-19 is like cancer, if you get it you're going to die. if they don't understand how very few people, young people, have included that. of people my certainly do, my stomach young people don't. i wish they would understand, at 98%, if you have 30% lung capacity, you take this pill, cost $50. it one pill, 98% within 48 hours, you will be cured. young people think, it's like cancer. that's unfortunate. there's no doubt my mind, nobody cares about those athletes more than the coaches do with the possible exception of the parents. if they treat them like the own son. they wouldn't put them in an environment that wasn't safe. >> ray: i need to play something for you. we were -- we saw this game, a national soccer game the other night in dallas. as the national anthem was played, you had a number of people -- this is very pro-soccer

speech can't believe we won't let south korean it -- south carolina and clemson play, 111 years they played, they need to play, florida florida state needs to play, georgia tech need to play, they need to get their act together and allow these rivalries to go forward. shannon: we will watch and see, good to see you, thank you. a group of pro-life students arrested for shock messages on a dc sidewalk. weeks after dc police appeared to stand down as protesters toppled stages, left graffiti on private buildings and such landmarks on fire. is there a double standard, our panel debates after the break. guys, it's that time... and nothin's happenin'. well now there's score!, from force factor, to rev your libido and maximize physical response. it's no wonder force factor is the #1 fastest-growing men's health brand at walmart. unleash your potential in the bedroom with score!. for bathroom odors that linger try febreze small spaces. just press firmly and it continuously eliminates odors in the air and on soft surfaces. for 45 days. .. help you focus on your health. because it's always time

. >> and the star quarterback at clemson and a likely top nfl pick has been speaking out about his desire to play and he's urging college football players to form a union so they can have their voices heard. do college football players need a union and how would that work if they had one? >> absolutely. it's a joke that college players don't make any money. it's a billion dollar industry and they don't see any of that. it's absurd. the biggest hypocrisy that i can think of in sports. that's got to change. that's obvious. i respect players who want to form a union. i think it's about time. they deserve to get their voice heard. they deserve to get compensated for this and revenue producing sports like basketball. certainly players who want to play, they should be given the choice. and players who don't, shouldn't feel pressure that they need to. we've already had two clients opt out of the season. from the university of miami and from virginia tech. both guys felt very strongly it was in their best interest not to play for the season sdwoo get ready for the nfl draft. and i think every ath

at the same time, a growing number of players led by clemson's star quarterback trevor lawrence are joining social media campaign in hopes of saving the season. our lead national correspondent david begnaud is outside the miami dolphins stadium in south florida. david, why are these decisions happening so suddenly? >> well, time is running out. look, the college football season is supposed to start in 18 days. and end with the national championship game next january here at hard rock stadium in south florida. but there was an emergency meeting of the commissioners of the five biggest football conferences. and after that, there's a growing suspicion, should we say belief, that they may cancel this year's season because the pandemic is simply out of control. >> launch down field. who's got it? touchdown, lsu! >> reporter: that was seven months ago when the last college football game was played in new orleans. the next game may not come until 2021, as the coronavirus pandemic puts the season in jeopardy. >> sources have told me at this time it kind of looks like the band right now playing on t

clemson quarterback, trevor lawrence posted a series of tweets #wewanttoplay.le are at just as much risk if we don't play. players will be sent home to their own communities. medical expenses will be placed on the families if they are about to contract the virus. they are looking to create a players association. >>> more positive coronavirus test results. a total of 17 members of the organization, ten players and seven staff have been infected. the team's president of baseball operations told cnn one player and staff member went to the emergency room but neither were admitted. >> i mean, this is real. and people are experiencing a lot of symptoms that we hear about that are associated with this, a variety of them. most of them are experiencing multiple ones. nobody's in any critical shape but people are having to deal with some things that aren't comfortable at all. >> the cardinals have now had 13 games postponed. they haven't played since july. baseball did have the first big brawl. after getting hit by a pitch for the second time. he started screaming at the

at clemson, a big football power, by the way, they are going to look at attendance in their stadium aspacity for their first home game. that will be against the citadel. more and more of these college teams are entertaining coming back and most of them waon't hae fans in the stands. what will their states and locales allow? more after this. this is decision tech. find a stock based on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. they will, but with accident forgiveness allstate won't raise your rates just because of an accident. cut! is that good? no you were talking about allstate and... i just... when i... accident forgiveness from allstate. click or call for a quote today. neil: we always talk about the coronavirus and were getting out of this and it is slow going but some companies cannot wait, mgm resorts is announcing it will lay off 18000 furloughed workers in the country as a global travel slowdown just continues and continues and obviously that is hurtin

clemson superstar quarterback trevor lawrence he led the campaign by the players saying they want universallth and safety protocols across the sport, but added they want to play football because being together on campus is what is safest for everyone. >> we feel safe here, we feel safer here than anywhere else, honestly. and when you go outside of these walls and you go -- go and do anything you're at just as much if not more risk. >> we cancel football the virus is going to go away, and it's my belief that the guys are safe here than without us. not only are they safer here, but it's better for them mentally. >> sankey was on good morning america earlier and he's not in any hurry about whether to play football or not. >> our time line is based on the advice of the bio statistician said in april, this is a new virus. we have not been through this before. so the longer you take to make decisions, the better information you'll have available to make those decisions and that has been wise counsel and wise counsel we have heeded along the way. >> the big ten coach jim harbaugh said he wanted to

clemson had dusens test positive for the virus. remember, the data on coronavirus in young people is quite lacking. just learned when it comes to children who were thought to be less affected by the virus, almost 100,000 tested positive in the last two weeks of july, which is an uptick of 40%. we also know that doctors have started to report lasting heart and lung problems in healthy college athletes who have been stricken with coronavirus. even athletes with mild or no covid symptoms are ending up with an inflammation of the heart muscle called myocarditis. >> it can lead to scar tissue within the heart muscle. that scar tissue cannen a focus for arrhythmia or my o cardial arrest. >> keeping at base with isolation and testing, nba, wnba, sock. while football and baseball had more problems. seem scenes like this, a brawl sunday, certainly do not help. when the president says sports should continue, he doesn't prioritize sports that are keeping covid at bay. for the nba, players supported black lives matter and spoken out on social

but when we were discussing sunday at clemson we understood we were both focused on a collective goal. once we reached an understanding we were able to come together and unite for that. we wanted to have a season and we want to do it the right way. i do think there's a political element involved in this. and i think when people were taking sides the past couple of days with each hashtag and movement i don't think they were taking into account everyone wants to do this the right way and collectively come together to have a seat. >> well, listen, obviously everyone wants you guys to play, right? and as you said you want people to be safe, everyone wants people to go back to school but they want it done the safe way. it's tragic this has become political, but you guys be safe, continue to be cohesive and take care of yourself, and we thank you for coming on. i hope you're able to do it soon. thank you so much. thank you. we'll be right back. >>> we've talked a lot about coronavirus on this show but it can still be surprising to see individual examples of the impact the virus has had. tak

clemson's trevor lawrence tweeted, we all want to play football this season and went on to list a series including universal safety protocol, ability to opt out of play and establishment of college players association. dana, back to you. >> dana: thank you. amazon could end up in your shopping maul. susan lee has more. >> jc penny and sears have filed for bankruptcy, there is empty space. business is booming at amazon, which needs more, amazon has asked simon property to convert sears and jc penny into distribution centers for goods amazon sells online. there are 11 sears on the books and amazon has been eyeing jc penny stores to convert into amazon grocery stores, not whole foods. it has been a tough year for bricks-and-morter. brooks brother and other stores ha have. it is killing mauls a malls and storefront retailers, dana. >> dana: i love to see what is happening and love that you brought the story to us. thank you for joining us on this monday. i'm dana perino, see you on the five, what kind of nonsense we can get for you. bill hemmer, it is great to have you back. >> bill: nice to

the quarterback from clemson sent out this tweet yesterday.e and expenses will be placed in the families that they were to contract covid 19. >> i think it's a very smart smart points. other people said they learned more in the locker room than they ever did in the classroom. in a the association people. you worked all your life or. the players want to play and th coaches want to coach, but the president said no because it's the same thing, i don't have an responsibility nobody can come back and second-guess me. i don't have to have any regret and perfectly safe and secure. the easiest thing to say no, we're not going to do it. it takes leadership encourage, but you have to look at the ris along the lines. i don't know of a college playe that has tested positive for covid 19 who has gone to the hospital. i talk to him every day, he sai 14 players tested positive in the entire time they've been there. not one of them it wasn't like they had a high fever or coughing. it just turned out that they tested positive. i'm not minimizing it, but someti

meanwhile, the players said we want to play including trever laur lawrence, the great quarterback for clemsonttom line is these conferences decided the power five expected in the next few days to join the ivy league and mid american conference and mountain west. they decided that it just is not practical. you just can't do it. there is too many needles to thread. the size of the rosters is too large. if they interact with other students on campus, there is bound to be infection spreading back and forth and if you're going to isolate them the way pro athletes can be isolated in a bubble like the nba and nhl, aren't you just declaring this has noting to do with education, has nothing to do with kids being on campus? they are here to generate revenues? isn't that basically what you're saying? >> you were hearing from ben sasse, some spoke about a need for football. you know, obviously for people who love football, it's incredibly important to many in america and an incredibly important thing. how does the need measure up to a global pandemic? >> especially if you talk about football. the nba is

if it were education, with report to clemson, south carolina where a personable young negro began ton he entered the school. contrast that with tennessee where phonetic young white prompted riots before negro students entered the schools. education is not necessarily the primary goal. for some, it is a house in a white neighborhood, for others, a hamburger at a white lunch counter. there is remarkable unanimity on the philosophy shipping the methods. it did not originate with the frail gandhi in india, but with an independent recluse in the new england town of concord. here in this rambling old house was born when henry david one henry david thoreau. the your would treat this house kindly, almost as if grateful for giving us this man. ♪ walden pond was a short walk away and oddly enough, in this remote place haunted by wind and things that scurry about it night, there was born the idea of passive resistance. he built the cabin here. it was 1845, but already conquered was too crowded. -- concord was too crowded. he needed a place to think. the words he wrote would sound one day in ind

schools in the acc like clemson postponing online courses and schools like the university of virginia which is an institution very similar to the university of north carolina also postponing classes. i don't know how they will be able to make that decision for over a dozen schools when, you know, just after a week of classes we had to go to an online format. >> i just have one follow-up for you, and that is the fact that you were on "60 minutes." i mean, the school was profiled on "60 minutes" earlier this summer, and you said on "60 minutes," quote, you're paying these tuition dollars and if you're having online experiences that's nowhere like the actual experience you'd be having otherwise. do you share the concern of any of the other students that the university may have placed profit, tuition, funding ahead of safety given all these warnings? >> absolutely. there's been warnings out the entire summer. you know, that's been a discussion both at the university level and at the system level. students want the in-person educational experience, like i've said before, but, however, you

he tweeted at clemson quarterback trevor lawrence, he said athletes worked too hard for the season toer back. then he tweeted play college football. a hashtag that's trending right now is we want to play. we could have nfl saturday instead. the nfl is reportedly likely to move regular season games from sundays to saturdays if there's not college football. most nfl teams are expected to play games without fans. the nfl is more of a television event. it's interesting, if they move the games to saturday, some of them. nfl would have to get an exemption under the 1961 sports broadcasting act. the games have been bundled and sold to the networks. sending it back to you guys. it's different between baseball and football. baseball, a lot of the revenue from the teams, the owners of comes from the stadiums. football revenue is a tv game. so if the nfl can make it happen this fall, that is -- it's millions upon millions of dollars. todd: quite frankly, nfl rates way higher than college. so if you get that saturday, sunday split, all those 1:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m. games that are bunched on sunday,

start clemson quarterback trevor lawrence and other high-profile players taking to twitter using theld mean they would would be another asterix date of daisy's season just like baseball. >> bret: don't think that this does not get into politics, because football is big politics wherever you are depending on college football, coach steve spurrier had a quote yesterday, which he said the acc and the fcc should just play their seasons and then face offer a national championship, because it was going to be one of those conferences anyway. and that hits the heartland, and expect this to be a big issue how this plays out. >> dagen: being an acc girl, woman myself, marie, what do you think? >> marie: i want them to play safely. i am an ohio state buckeyes fan, there's nothing more than i want to watch college football on saturdays this fall, but it is not safe. let's all get ready for spring football. >> dagen: she even paints her fingernails the ohio state university read. >> gillian: i am not a huge football guy personally, but i was reading and so that i would have something substantive

so while, for example, ohio state and oregon will not compete this fall, alabama, clemson, louisianathis point earlier, these college football programs fund so many other sports within the colleges. so there's a huge trickle down effect. jillian: absolutely. thank you very much. todd: time now, 45 minutes after the hour. up next, rudy giuliani joins us live on "fox & friends first." jillian: before that, we're going to check in with brian brn kilmeade to see what's coming up. >> chad wolf, he is offering to help seattle and chicago. they said no, h we've got this. if you see the video, they don't have it. chad wolf joins us live. jason chaffetz on the pick of kamala harris as the number two, what is she like in congress, what will she be like as a vp and running mate. it will be exciting. ben shapiro will be here live, he talks fast, has great opinions and is very pop of later. it's the day's top story, joe biden picking senator kamala harris as his running mate, the senator from california. the media placing her as a moderate. is that accurate? are the democrats happy? molly hemingw

if you're a michigan fan watching alabama and clemson playing football on tv, you've got to be wonderingwhat in the world is going on. >> do you think, i want to ask you a question, relying on your expertise as a pollster, that the influence, if it exists, that the influence is more pronounced with a swing voter? or is it an issue that energizes the base? >> i think it's much more of a swing voter. i mean, people talk about enthusiasm, and they talk about enthusiasm gap. i go by a little less. i think the enthusiasm is pro-and anti-trump. there's not a gap there and people are on side or the other. and what's in between is actually the swing voter. that's why we focus on those voters unenthusiastic aftic about their candidate or those who are undecided. and that's where we see this impact being more significant. >> i know that you're in the midst of polling. and if it's too premature to release results, i will understand, but are you seeing any data, anything quantitative that backs up your hunch? >> absolutely. in the middle of two, in michigan and wisconsin, we see the effect much more

clemson quarterback trevor lawrence tweeted he believes it's s teammates. it looks like the pac 12 will be voting on their season for fall sports tomorrow. several players from stanford and cal are on that committee. they voiced their concerns about safety and eligibility, larry. >> yeah, look, the players want to play if it can be done safely. but the school presidents are toing to make this decision. obviously, there's economic concerns, but health and safety is huge here. and this call is made more difficult by some new studies suggesting there could be some long-term health problems from covid-19, in particular heart issues. and chris, schools don't want to be responsible for long-term health care. and that is a big factor for sme of the conferences that are weighing in on this. and they haveo my di larry. the liability for some of these schools, if someone were to get badly sick or dare i say it, die, it would be extreme. so you have to remember, these are student athletes not getting paid. the nfl is different, professional athletes. as we talked abou

perhaps the nation's best player, clemson quarterback trevor lawrence, has decided to play.> totally get it. there's a lot on the line for them. if they feel the risk is too much, i understand it's something they've loworked for their whole life to get a chance to play in the nfl. everyone has different reasons t makes sense in this situation. i respect it and, you know, given that my decision is different, i definitely understand that. i had to make that decision, too. >> to mlb, covid has marred the st. louis cardinal season so far. series against the cubs postponed after two more players tested positive. st. louis has only played five games this season. they've had 12 postponed and haven't played since last thursday. meaning now, somehow, they have to play 55 games in 49 days in father going to get them all in. >>> becoming the first golfer from china, haotong li. saying he had no idea he could play this well. 8 under. two-time defending champ brooks kep ka and other names are lurking just two strokes behind. >>> difference makers, nba players are using their platform in

college athletes like clemson quarterback trevor lawrence rallied online with th the #wewanttoplay.ut several schools are dealing with outbreaks. the university of oklahoma announced nine players have tested positive. oklahoma's part of the big 12 conference, which said this week it plans to move forward with its season. the chief medical official with the national collegiate athletic association talked about what the schools are up against. >> the pathway to play sports is so exceedingly narrow right now. everything would have to line up just perfectly. and so that's why you've seen so many of the schools have decided they can't play sports. it is not just an individual school decision. there are very, very strict mandates that the ncaa has put out and the schools must follow those. and so you're seeing that some of the schools are made decisions very early, many others have made them more lately and some conferences are still waiting and i think they're waiting for that one possibility that maybe there could be a breakthrough, but the mandates are pretty rigid. >>> bruce feldman i