This. The NCAA gets all the insurance money and doesnt have to give any to the

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Mar 26, 2020
12:54:32pm

stlcougs Redshirt Freshman

This. The NCAA gets all the insurance money and doesnt have to give any to the

schools. IDK, I am not sure how the payout works, but it seems fishy how fast they canceled without giving other options much thought.

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stlcougs

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NCAA had a 227 million event cancellation policy

OU Cougar

3/26/20 12:48pm

Insurers for this kind of liability are getting annihilated — unless they have some good language

Indy Coug

3/26/20 12:50pm

Like nearly all business policies it is unlikely that this is a covered peril.

JAGA97

3/26/20 1:16pm

I wonder if this is why the NCAA cancelled the tournament rather than postponing

3/26/20 12:52pm

This. The NCAA gets all the insurance money and doesnt have to give any to the

stlcougs

3/26/20 12:54pm

NCAA does not have the schools'/athletes' best interests at heart?

JackStack

3/26/20 12:56pm

Boardmail Yoeli

Indy Coug

3/26/20 12:59pm

Not shedding tears for most schools

Gustav

3/26/20 1:00pm

Looks like SEC had its conference tourney insured; B12 did not

Gustav

3/26/20 1:11pm

The SEC...It just means more.

Hotty-Toddy-Reb

3/26/20 1:41pm

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