Despite the tense situation, the president of the United States has non-world-altering plans at the end of the week, which include golf legend Tiger Woods as well as coach Nick Saban.
Trump and various high-ranking media sports officials and media members were set to have a roundtable on Friday. With the brewing situation taking place in the Middle East, some had doubted whether the roundtable would take place. According to a Monday report by On3’s Pete Nakos, the roundtable has not been cancelled. However, there is a significant chance of rescheduling.
“Sources tell On3 as of Monday that the roundtable is still scheduled as of now, although they cautioned that the odds of it happening this week are 50-50 at best,” the report read.
The key phrase, “at best,” suggests that it is more likely for a reschedule to take place than to keep plans as is. However, based on the report, it appears that there are no plans to cancel the roundtable indefinitely, although it is unknown when a reschedule might take place.
The president usually has things planned out months in advance, although if one event gets cancelled earlier for one reason or another, there might be a chance for an earlier time. Trump will have to choose his priorities with his team.
Who Is Expected To Be At The College Sports Roundtable In Addition to Donald Trump?
The star-studded list of names expected to attend the college sports roundtable discussion is enough to make even the biggest Marvel movie blush.
Here’s a look at everyone expected to attend or formally invited to the event, assuming it takes place as originally scheduled on Friday.
- President Donald Trump
- Florida Governor Ron DeSantis
- New York Yankees president Randy Levine
- NCAA president Charlie Baker
- Alabama legend Nick Saban
- Former NFL QB Tim Tebow
- Former Texas Tech booster Cody Campbell
- PGA star Tiger Woods
- PGA star Bryson DeChameau
- NBA commissioner Adam Silver
- Denver Broncos part-owner Condoleezza Rice
- SEC commissioner Greg Sankey
- Big Ten commissioner Brett Yormark
- American commissioner Tim Pernetti
- Mountain West commissioner Gloria Nevarez
Of course, the question is how many, including Trump, will be able to make it to the discussion. At the roundtable, the president is expected to address NIL money and the emerging market for paying players
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