B1G told Trump to shut the fuck up and stop taking credit for this

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@LambeauLegs

 

[huskers1217]

fat piece of shit american killing fuckface didn't get the B1G back It was Nebraska and giving any credit to that bastard is wrong.

 

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[LambeauLegs]

There is no president of any college in America that will admit to anything from Trump. Trump did not talk to University Presidents. Trump talked to Warren who is not a University President. He is the BIG 10 Commissioner whose responsibility would be to go talk to all the University Presidents. Mr Warren went to talk to the University Presidents to try and convince them to start football after they had already voted to shut it down. The conversation Trump had with Warren started the conversations with the University Presidents. But I agree Trump had nothing to do with changing the minds of any University Presidents in voting to make football happen. Trump was involved below that level to bring it up to the University Presidents. So the tweet you posted is correct on that level. But it is not accurate as far as Trump being involved and bringing BIG10 football back

Trump got the BIG tp revisit it after they said they would not

President Trump spoke to Big Ten commissioner about playing football season

President Trump and the White House are trying to bring back Big Ten football in the fall. The president tweeted on Tuesday he had a “very productive” conversation with league commissio…

nypost.com

The Big Ten said in a statement that a White House representative reached out to Warren on Monday about speaking with Trump over the phone, and the conference described Tuesday’s conversation between the two as “productive.”

LettermenRow.com reported the availability of cheaper testing that the conference could receive was discussed. The federal government recently purchased 150 million rapid saliva tests from Abbott Laboratories.

“Had a very productive conversation with Kevin Warren, Commissioner of the Big Ten Conference, about immediately starting up Big Ten football. Would be good (great!) for everyone – Players, Fans, Country. On the one yard line!” Trump tweeted.

On Aug. 18, Warren said the decision to cancel football in the fall “would not be revisited.” Big Ten presidents and chancellors voted 11-3 against playing the season, it was reported on Monday.


Back on Sept 1st

Trump Is Reportedly Offering Big Ten Football Teams Access to the National Reserve of Rapid COVID Tests​

Trump Is Reportedly Offering Big Ten Football Teams Access to the National Reserve of Rapid COVID Tests

Prioritizing our country's front line, uh, linemen.

slate.com

Trump calls on Big Ten Conference to play fall football

The Big Ten Conference, already in court and under pressure from players and parents over its decision to cancel fall football, is now hearing from President Donald Trump.

www.ksat.com

Here is one from August 17th weeks before Nebraska filed a law suit

President Trump Sends New Message To Big Ten Conference

President Donald Trump continues to speak out in favor of having the 2020 college football season, and hopes the Big Ten will reconsider its recent decision to

thespun.com

On Monday’s edition of Fox and Friends, President Trump continued advocating for a proper fall season. He specifically called on the Big Ten to move forward with a proper football season.

President Trump speaks with Big Ten commissioner about restoring 2020 fall football season

The president said he and Kevin Warren had a "very productive" talk about restoring the fall season. He said their discussions were on "the one-yard line."

www.inquirer.com

The push by players, coaches and parents to convince Big Ten presidents to restore the 2020 fall football season received assistance Tuesday from President Donald Trump, who said he had a “very productive” meeting with conference commissioner Kevin Warren on the subject.

Trump wrote on Twitter after the meeting that he and Warren had discussed “immediately starting up Big Ten football” amid the coronavirus pandemic and said their talks were “on the one-yard line.”

Later, speaking from the tarmac at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland before departing for Kenosha, Wis., Trump said he and Warren “had a very good, conversation, very productive.”
“Maybe we’ll be very nicely surprised,” Trump was quoted as saying by ESPN. “They had it closed up, and I think they’d like to see it open, along with a lot of other football that’s being played right now.”