DSB Rundown: Big Ten, Brady and College Basketball

DSB Rundown: Big Ten, Brady and College Basketball

Today we’ll talk about the Big Ten coming to their senses, Brady getting grilled and college basketball’s new start date.

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Big Ten Come to Their Senses

Well, after watching all the fun of opening week for college football, the Big Ten made a big U-turn on their approach to the season.

They are ending their COVID-related holdout and coming to their senses.

It’s nonsense that some teams say they can play, some teams can’t meanwhile everyone is ready to get back to normal.

The reality is that everyone can play, some are just coming up with excuses to delay it.

I’m glad to see the Big Ten is coming around and starting their fall basketball in over a month from now, October 24.

Brady Gets Grilled

I know Tom Brady is used to tough coaches, but not ones that publicly shame him. Bruce Arians did just that.

After Sunday’s loss Bruce turned the heat right on Brady – no softness about it.

First pick, he said was Brady’s fault. He read the coverage wrong. He changed that statement the next day, saying Mike Evans made the wrong decision.

Look, it really doesn’t matter who’s fault it was. It’s the type of thing where they all go to the tape, and say this is how it should of went.

Not something that gets laid out in the public.

But the pick six later in the game Bruce also dumped quickly on Brady.

“The other one was a screen pass with an outlet called. He threw the outlet and it was a pick-six. Bad decision.”

Another direct shot at Brady. Again, he could of said it was one heck of a play by the defense to see that route and jump on it, but instead it was a poor decision by Brady.

This was only week one folks! Grab some popcorn because this is going to be a growing issue this season.

NCAAB Start Date!

NCAAB isn’t going to miss Turkey Day. The official start date for the 2020-2021 season is November 25, the day before Thanksgiving.

The argument is that kids are out of school for the next month, which gives them plenty of time to get the season going.

What kind of sense does that make?

They can only play while the kids are out of school. If everyone can go to school, why would they not be able to play? It’s nonsense really. But at least we have a start date that isn’t 2021.

Let’s play some ball.

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