.MaddowBlog: Downplaying coronavirus threat, President Trump pushes for college football
The Michigan Wolverines kick off against the Michigan State Spartans at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor in 2015.Steve Benen
Given the public-health circumstances, it's not too surprising to see a variety of NCAA conferences canceling their college football seasons. There's no great mystery here: there is no system in place to keep the students, the coaches, and the referees safe.."I think football's making a tragic mistake," the president told Fox Sports Radio this morning. He added,"It's brilliant football. It's great football. It's the atmosphere, there's nothing like it.
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