U. Cal. Likely Go Online

I guest the private schools as well.

so will schools in other states too. Oregon & Oregon St will be the first to announce after, me thinks.

My money is on the SUNY schools being next, although they have no overall guidance. Binghamton is mulling all online, likely Stony Brook too.

Here's a link to Tennessee:
https://news.utk.edu/2020/05/06/resume-on-campus-fall/

(05-13-2020 07:05 AM)DavidSt Wrote:  U. Cal. Likely Go Online

I guest the private schools as well.

Ahh ... that article says a "mixed approach, of both in person and on-line" ... which opens the door for sports to happen.

If Cali lets sports go on in some fashion, Oregon and the others on the fence will too. And budgets for schools -- athletic and academic -- will demand

Although ... how relevant as the PAC12 been anyway? One of those trees-fall-in-a-forest things ...

(05-13-2020 05:26 PM)Pervis_Griffith Wrote:  

(05-13-2020 07:05 AM)DavidSt Wrote:  U. Cal. Likely Go Online

I guest the private schools as well.

Ahh ... that article says a "mixed approach, of both in person and on-line" ... which opens the door for sports to happen.

If Cali lets sports go on in some fashion, Oregon and the others on the fence will too. And budgets for schools -- athletic and academic -- will demand

Although ... how relevant as the PAC12 been anyway? One of those trees-fall-in-a-forest things ...

California State University system to stay online, leaving fall sports up in air
https://www.espn.com/college-sports/stor...sports-air

The separate University of California system, which includes Cal and UCLA, has not fully committed to the same step as the CSU system and is planning for a "wide range of possibilities."

"At this juncture, we are exploring a mixed approach with some instruction delivered in classroom and lab settings while other classes will be primarily online," the UC system statement said Wednesday.

A spokesperson for the UC Office of the President told ESPN there have not yet been formal discussions about how athletics will be impacted by the quickly-evolving instructional models.

(05-13-2020 04:28 PM)Stugray2 Wrote:  My money is on the SUNY schools being next, although they have no overall guidance. Binghamton is mulling all online, likely Stony Brook too.

But will this also affect the schools with statutory colleges or cross-enrollment like Cornell, Syracuse. Or Alfred?