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I question the logic on that report.  While I don't question some of the basic facts, the idea that the AD's and presidents would use Warren as some sort of go between is really odd. 

Again, it sounds more likely to me that Warren went into that meeting, told the Presidents that every AD wanted to play, and the Presidents were like "well it's our reputations on the line, the ADs aren't making the decision" and postponed it. And now everyone is throwing Warren under the bus as the bad guy because he's expendable.

So if that's the case why isn't Kevin Warren defending himself? He's in position to use the media to his advantage. Instead he's hiding out in Minnesota and digging a hole with any further statements he makes.

Ha, a chance for dialog, with no chance to change anything.

Sign me up.

Not.

So the Ivy League, the Big Ten, and Vanderbilt aren't in on this.  And it's a bad idea? 

Call me intellectually elitist all you want, but I'm siding with them.

Parent complaints can be written off, especially after a small turnout Friday, but their concerns are shared by the majority of people inside Big Ten programs ESPN has interviewed during the past few weeks. That's a problem for Warren and the league, especially if the bad feelings continue to fester.
"Been in this league for 20-plus years," a league source told ESPN. "This has been embarrassing."
"Everyone is furious," added another source. "Not the way it has ever gone down. And the ramifications are staggering."
The public criticism is highly unusual for the 124-year-old conference, whose members pride themselves on unity and keeping disagreements in-house. Former commissioner Jim Delany, who stepped down Jan. 1 after 30 years leading the league, made pioneering and, at times, unpopular moves -- football division names "Legends" and "Leaders" flopped badly, and many people still aren't wild about expansion additions Maryland and Rutgers. Still, the Big Ten has rarely exposed such wounds publicly.
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As one Big Ten coach told ESPN, "We're just left in the dark. Why wouldn't you communicate? Why wouldn't you respond? I don't get it. Something's just off."