Harvard's Amaker on Future of College Sports, Standardized Tests

The video discusses the impact of COVID-19 on college sports, focusing on the cancellation of the Big 10 football season and the Ivy League's decision to shut down fall sports. Harvard's basketball coach, Tommy Amaker, shares insights on the challenges faced by student-athletes and the push to eliminate standardized testing for eligibility, citing racial bias and inequality. The discussion also touches on the potential for college sports to adopt a 'bubble' model similar to the NBA to ensure safety during the pandemic.

What are the implications of the Big 10 Conference canceling its football season?

How is the NCAA's standardized testing requirement being debated in the context of college sports?

What concerns do college basketball players have regarding the upcoming season?

What proposals are being made regarding the elimination of standardized tests for athlete eligibility?

In what ways has COVID-19 affected the recruitment of student-athletes?

What are the proposed changes to address educational inequality in college admissions?

How does the NBA's approach to managing COVID-19 differ from that of college sports?