Jim Harbaugh is speaking out in hopes of saving the 2020 college football season
The 2020 college football season is in doubt due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but Big Ten coaches are attempting a fourth-quarter comeback. With reports the league is set to cancel the 2020 season this week, Ohio State's Ryan Day, Michigan's Jim Harbaugh, Nebraska's Scott Frost, Iowa's Kirk Ferentz and Penn State's James Franklin released statements to let their voice be heard in the discussion:
Swinging as hard as we possibly can right now for these players!! This isn’t over! #FIGHT
— Ryan Day (@ryandaytime) August 10, 2020
I love our players & believe it is my responsibility to help them chase their dreams, both collectively & individually. I am willing to fight WITH them & for our program!#WeAre
— James Franklin (@coachjfranklin) August 10, 2020
"Our University is committed to playing no matter what, no matter what that looks like and how that looks. We want to play no matter who it is or where it is."#Huskers HC Scott Frost on opponents for 2020. pic.twitter.com/kTPN9znv0v
— Husker Sports (@HuskerSports) August 10, 2020
Jim Harbaugh released a statement advocating for the 2020 season and stated that Michigan has developed a "great protocol" for how schools can make football work during the COVID-19 pandemic. pic.twitter.com/LYs1eprwLt
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) August 10, 2020
— Hawkeye Football (@HawkeyeFootball) August 11, 2020
