This week, the Big Ten voted to postpone the fall college football season to a later date, with hopes to renew the season in the spring. The decision was not easy whatsoever and has brought about extreme sadness from football fans all over the country.
Yesterday, Michigan State University president Samuel Stanley released a statement on the postponement of college football.
Read Stanley’s statements below, courtesy of Matt Charboneau of The Detroit News:
No one is happy about the postponement of college football despite what many opportunists may tell you. Instead, this is a decision that will impact many and creates a void for football fans in the fall. I, personally, am glad Stanley views health and safety as a priority.
