Football Scoop: Is the NCAA trying to guilt the six remaining conferences into canceling their football seasons? Judging from the recent communications out of the organization’s Indianapolis headquarters, one could definitely make the case that they are.
The campaign began Thursday with a conversation between the NCAA’s chief medical officer, Dr. Brian Hainline, and a panel representing the Infectious Diseases Society of America.
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