I'm not worried about the players or coaches, students, instructors, or anyone else involved. IDGAF if they all get sick. Keep them isolated and play anyways. These outbreaks are eventually going to hit every school, or at least enough of them, and I'll be amazed if football gets played. Maybe one or two weekends will happen before a forced stop.
Or people realize a positive test isn't a death sentence and kids get sick every year.
Irrelevant, as I've expressed before and as you well know. I doubt many, if any, football players or typical age students will have severe or deadly outcomes from Covid. Colleges aren't going to allow themselves, nor would they be allowed if they so chose, to be hot beds or reservoirs of infection and that's what is coming.
Throw in the attitude many athletes already have about being protected, how they are going to react when a bunch of them catch it and some get sick, and how admin and especially the media are going to react, and it's hard for me to picture thua working out.
I'm just forecasting. I want them to play and will gladly resubmit my idea to place a camera, screen and speaker in the seat of every ticket holder and quarantine the teams for the whole season so they either don't catch it or just don't spread it.
I'm not worried about the players or coaches, students, instructors, or anyone else involved. IDGAF if they all get sick. Keep them isolated and play anyways. These outbreaks are eventually going to hit every school, or at least enough of them, and I'll be amazed if football gets played. Maybe one or two weekends will happen before a forced stop.
Or people realize a positive test isn't a death sentence and kids get sick every year.
Irrelevant, as I've expressed before and as you well know. I doubt many, if any, football players or typical age students will have severe or deadly outcomes from Covid. Colleges aren't going to allow themselves, nor would they be allowed if they so chose, to be hot beds or reservoirs of infection and that's what is coming.
Throw in the attitude many athletes already have about being protected, how they are going to react when a bunch of them catch it and some get sick, and how admin and especially the media are going to react, and it's hard for me to picture thua working out.
I'm just forecasting. I want them to play and will gladly resubmit my idea to place a camera, screen and speaker in the seat of every ticket holder and quarantine the teams for the whole season so they either don't catch it or just don't spread it.
I think the Pac 12 would cave at the first positive test so they made the right call for them
The three that are playing have already decided they won't
I'm not worried about the players or coaches, students, instructors, or anyone else involved. IDGAF if they all get sick. Keep them isolated and play anyways. These outbreaks are eventually going to hit every school, or at least enough of them, and I'll be amazed if football gets played. Maybe one or two weekends will happen before a forced stop.
Or people realize a positive test isn't a death sentence and kids get sick every year.
Irrelevant, as I've expressed before and as you well know. I doubt many, if any, football players or typical age students will have severe or deadly outcomes from Covid. Colleges aren't going to allow themselves, nor would they be allowed if they so chose, to be hot beds or reservoirs of infection and that's what is coming.
Throw in the attitude many athletes already have about being protected, how they are going to react when a bunch of them catch it and some get sick, and how admin and especially the media are going to react, and it's hard for me to picture thua working out.
I'm just forecasting. I want them to play and will gladly resubmit my idea to place a camera, screen and speaker in the seat of every ticket holder and quarantine the teams for the whole season so they either don't catch it or just don't spread it.
I think the Pac 12 would cave at the first positive test so they made the right call for them
The three that are playing have already decided they won't
I've accepted this.
I think they'll cave. There will be a shit ton more pressure than there was on the Pac 12 (was there any?) after cases pile up..
I'm not worried about the players or coaches, students, instructors, or anyone else involved. IDGAF if they all get sick. Keep them isolated and play anyways. These outbreaks are eventually going to hit every school, or at least enough of them, and I'll be amazed if football gets played. Maybe one or two weekends will happen before a forced stop.
Or people realize a positive test isn't a death sentence and kids get sick every year.
Irrelevant, as I've expressed before and as you well know. I doubt many, if any, football players or typical age students will have severe or deadly outcomes from Covid. Colleges aren't going to allow themselves, nor would they be allowed if they so chose, to be hot beds or reservoirs of infection and that's what is coming.
Throw in the attitude many athletes already have about being protected, how they are going to react when a bunch of them catch it and some get sick, and how admin and especially the media are going to react, and it's hard for me to picture thua working out.
I'm just forecasting. I want them to play and will gladly resubmit my idea to place a camera, screen and speaker in the seat of every ticket holder and quarantine the teams for the whole season so they either don't catch it or just don't spread it.
I think the Pac 12 would cave at the first positive test so they made the right call for them
The three that are playing have already decided they won't
I've accepted this.
I think they'll cave. There will be a shit ton more pressure than there was on the Pac 12 (was there any?) after cases pile up..
I'm poor though so I'm only betting my pride.
Oklahoma doesn't seem concerned about an entire position group testing positive
I think the pressure is to play. I could be wrong
The B1G has had some grumbling by players and parents. Haven't heard much out here. With 4 teams in California the Pac is in a tough spot to even practice
If the research claim that covid-19 affected individuals have exhibited residual and permanent cardiovascular damage ... that's actually fucking scary.
also fucking scary for the ncaa and the schools because someone (the lawyers) is/are monitoring this closely.
A student athlete that's been covid'ed and then allowed to play after - has a cardiovascular incident on or off the field - lawsuits are going to fly and it's going to be expensive and extensive.
The school/ncaa lawyers have all been sitting in the back of the room with their hands/arms crossed and thinking the legal long game.
hell, a player doesn't even have to have a documented positive covid-19 test and the lawyers are going to be all over this.
If the research claim that covid-19 affected individuals have exhibited residual and permanent cardiovascular damage ... that's actually fucking scary.
also fucking scary for the ncaa and the schools because someone (the lawyers) is/are monitoring this closely.
A student athlete that's been covid'ed and then allowed to play after - has a cardiovascular incident on or off the field - lawsuits are going to fly and it's going to be expensive and extensive.
The school/ncaa lawyers have all been sitting in the back of the room with their hands/arms crossed and thinking the legal long game.
hell, a player doesn't even have to have a documented positive covid-19 test and the lawyers are going to be all over this.
I'm not worried about the players or coaches, students, instructors, or anyone else involved. IDGAF if they all get sick. Keep them isolated and play anyways. These outbreaks are eventually going to hit every school, or at least enough of them, and I'll be amazed if football gets played. Maybe one or two weekends will happen before a forced stop.
Or people realize a positive test isn't a death sentence and kids get sick every year.
Irrelevant, as I've expressed before and as you well know. I doubt many, if any, football players or typical age students will have severe or deadly outcomes from Covid. Colleges aren't going to allow themselves, nor would they be allowed if they so chose, to be hot beds or reservoirs of infection and that's what is coming.
Throw in the attitude many athletes already have about being protected, how they are going to react when a bunch of them catch it and some get sick, and how admin and especially the media are going to react, and it's hard for me to picture thua working out.
I'm just forecasting. I want them to play and will gladly resubmit my idea to place a camera, screen and speaker in the seat of every ticket holder and quarantine the teams for the whole season so they either don't catch it or just don't spread it.
I think the Pac 12 would cave at the first positive test so they made the right call for them
The three that are playing have already decided they won't
I've accepted this.
I think they'll cave. There will be a shit ton more pressure than there was on the Pac 12 (was there any?) after cases pile up..
I'm poor though so I'm only betting my pride.
Oklahoma doesn't seem concerned about an entire position group testing positive
I think the pressure is to play. I could be wrong
The B1G has had some grumbling by players and parents. Haven't heard much out here. With 4 teams in California the Pac is in a tough spot to even practice
Probably because the players already quit before the conference, demanding a 50/50 split in July.
The conference isn't in any rush to go forward with a season, not until they have a plan of attack (spoilers: they won't)
I'm not worried about the players or coaches, students, instructors, or anyone else involved. IDGAF if they all get sick. Keep them isolated and play anyways. These outbreaks are eventually going to hit every school, or at least enough of them, and I'll be amazed if football gets played. Maybe one or two weekends will happen before a forced stop.
Or people realize a positive test isn't a death sentence and kids get sick every year.
Irrelevant, as I've expressed before and as you well know. I doubt many, if any, football players or typical age students will have severe or deadly outcomes from Covid. Colleges aren't going to allow themselves, nor would they be allowed if they so chose, to be hot beds or reservoirs of infection and that's what is coming.
Throw in the attitude many athletes already have about being protected, how they are going to react when a bunch of them catch it and some get sick, and how admin and especially the media are going to react, and it's hard for me to picture thua working out.
I'm just forecasting. I want them to play and will gladly resubmit my idea to place a camera, screen and speaker in the seat of every ticket holder and quarantine the teams for the whole season so they either don't catch it or just don't spread it.
I think the Pac 12 would cave at the first positive test so they made the right call for them
The three that are playing have already decided they won't
I've accepted this.
I think they'll cave. There will be a shit ton more pressure than there was on the Pac 12 (was there any?) after cases pile up..
I'm poor though so I'm only betting my pride.
Oklahoma doesn't seem concerned about an entire position group testing positive
I think the pressure is to play. I could be wrong
The B1G has had some grumbling by players and parents. Haven't heard much out here. With 4 teams in California the Pac is in a tough spot to even practice
Probably because the players already quit before the conference, demanding a 50/50 split in July.
The conference isn't in any rush to go forward with a season, not until they have a plan of attack (spoilers: they won't)
Only people hanging on to the last strings of nostalgia think it can come back. It's dead forever.
I'm not worried about the players or coaches, students, instructors, or anyone else involved. IDGAF if they all get sick. Keep them isolated and play anyways. These outbreaks are eventually going to hit every school, or at least enough of them, and I'll be amazed if football gets played. Maybe one or two weekends will happen before a forced stop.
Or people realize a positive test isn't a death sentence and kids get sick every year.
Irrelevant, as I've expressed before and as you well know. I doubt many, if any, football players or typical age students will have severe or deadly outcomes from Covid. Colleges aren't going to allow themselves, nor would they be allowed if they so chose, to be hot beds or reservoirs of infection and that's what is coming.
Throw in the attitude many athletes already have about being protected, how they are going to react when a bunch of them catch it and some get sick, and how admin and especially the media are going to react, and it's hard for me to picture thua working out.
I'm just forecasting. I want them to play and will gladly resubmit my idea to place a camera, screen and speaker in the seat of every ticket holder and quarantine the teams for the whole season so they either don't catch it or just don't spread it.
I think the Pac 12 would cave at the first positive test so they made the right call for them
The three that are playing have already decided they won't
I've accepted this.
I think they'll cave. There will be a shit ton more pressure than there was on the Pac 12 (was there any?) after cases pile up..
I'm poor though so I'm only betting my pride.
Oklahoma doesn't seem concerned about an entire position group testing positive
I think the pressure is to play. I could be wrong
The B1G has had some grumbling by players and parents. Haven't heard much out here. With 4 teams in California the Pac is in a tough spot to even practice
Probably because the players already quit before the conference, demanding a 50/50 split in July.
The conference isn't in any rush to go forward with a season, not until they have a plan of attack (spoilers: they won't)
Only people hanging on to the last strings of nostalgia think it can come back. It's dead forever.
Too bad. Cfb had a good run.
It will be back. It makes too much money not too.
It will never be the same. But it will be back in some form.
I'm not worried about the players or coaches, students, instructors, or anyone else involved. IDGAF if they all get sick. Keep them isolated and play anyways. These outbreaks are eventually going to hit every school, or at least enough of them, and I'll be amazed if football gets played. Maybe one or two weekends will happen before a forced stop.
Or people realize a positive test isn't a death sentence and kids get sick every year.
Irrelevant, as I've expressed before and as you well know. I doubt many, if any, football players or typical age students will have severe or deadly outcomes from Covid. Colleges aren't going to allow themselves, nor would they be allowed if they so chose, to be hot beds or reservoirs of infection and that's what is coming.
Throw in the attitude many athletes already have about being protected, how they are going to react when a bunch of them catch it and some get sick, and how admin and especially the media are going to react, and it's hard for me to picture thua working out.
I'm just forecasting. I want them to play and will gladly resubmit my idea to place a camera, screen and speaker in the seat of every ticket holder and quarantine the teams for the whole season so they either don't catch it or just don't spread it.
I think the Pac 12 would cave at the first positive test so they made the right call for them
The three that are playing have already decided they won't
I've accepted this.
I think they'll cave. There will be a shit ton more pressure than there was on the Pac 12 (was there any?) after cases pile up..
I'm poor though so I'm only betting my pride.
Oklahoma doesn't seem concerned about an entire position group testing positive
I think the pressure is to play. I could be wrong
The B1G has had some grumbling by players and parents. Haven't heard much out here. With 4 teams in California the Pac is in a tough spot to even practice
Probably because the players already quit before the conference, demanding a 50/50 split in July.
The conference isn't in any rush to go forward with a season, not until they have a plan of attack (spoilers: they won't)
Only people hanging on to the last strings of nostalgia think it can come back. It's dead forever.
Too bad. Cfb had a good run.
It will be back. It makes too much money not too.
It will never be the same. But it will be back in some form.
I'm not worried about the players or coaches, students, instructors, or anyone else involved. IDGAF if they all get sick. Keep them isolated and play anyways. These outbreaks are eventually going to hit every school, or at least enough of them, and I'll be amazed if football gets played. Maybe one or two weekends will happen before a forced stop.
Or people realize a positive test isn't a death sentence and kids get sick every year.
Irrelevant, as I've expressed before and as you well know. I doubt many, if any, football players or typical age students will have severe or deadly outcomes from Covid. Colleges aren't going to allow themselves, nor would they be allowed if they so chose, to be hot beds or reservoirs of infection and that's what is coming.
Throw in the attitude many athletes already have about being protected, how they are going to react when a bunch of them catch it and some get sick, and how admin and especially the media are going to react, and it's hard for me to picture thua working out.
I'm just forecasting. I want them to play and will gladly resubmit my idea to place a camera, screen and speaker in the seat of every ticket holder and quarantine the teams for the whole season so they either don't catch it or just don't spread it.
I think the Pac 12 would cave at the first positive test so they made the right call for them
The three that are playing have already decided they won't
I've accepted this.
I think they'll cave. There will be a shit ton more pressure than there was on the Pac 12 (was there any?) after cases pile up..
I'm poor though so I'm only betting my pride.
Oklahoma doesn't seem concerned about an entire position group testing positive
I think the pressure is to play. I could be wrong
The B1G has had some grumbling by players and parents. Haven't heard much out here. With 4 teams in California the Pac is in a tough spot to even practice
Probably because the players already quit before the conference, demanding a 50/50 split in July.
The conference isn't in any rush to go forward with a season, not until they have a plan of attack (spoilers: they won't)
Only people hanging on to the last strings of nostalgia think it can come back. It's dead forever.
Too bad. Cfb had a good run.
It will be back. It makes too much money not too.
It will never be the same. But it will be back in some form.
I'm not worried about the players or coaches, students, instructors, or anyone else involved. IDGAF if they all get sick. Keep them isolated and play anyways. These outbreaks are eventually going to hit every school, or at least enough of them, and I'll be amazed if football gets played. Maybe one or two weekends will happen before a forced stop.
Or people realize a positive test isn't a death sentence and kids get sick every year.
Irrelevant, as I've expressed before and as you well know. I doubt many, if any, football players or typical age students will have severe or deadly outcomes from Covid. Colleges aren't going to allow themselves, nor would they be allowed if they so chose, to be hot beds or reservoirs of infection and that's what is coming.
Throw in the attitude many athletes already have about being protected, how they are going to react when a bunch of them catch it and some get sick, and how admin and especially the media are going to react, and it's hard for me to picture thua working out.
I'm just forecasting. I want them to play and will gladly resubmit my idea to place a camera, screen and speaker in the seat of every ticket holder and quarantine the teams for the whole season so they either don't catch it or just don't spread it.
I think the Pac 12 would cave at the first positive test so they made the right call for them
The three that are playing have already decided they won't
I've accepted this.
I think they'll cave. There will be a shit ton more pressure than there was on the Pac 12 (was there any?) after cases pile up..
I'm poor though so I'm only betting my pride.
If the O/U as always is 5 games/weeks played, I'll take the under with the stakes of a Wam membership, or 0.087276865783017 ₿ if @sonics1993 is feeling froggy.
Doesn't really need to visit tOSU again. He's been out there several times. Loves the head coach. Really wants to visit Oklahoma. Loves their QB recruit and coaches. There's a local school still in the mix too. Their WR coach is a pretty nice guy.
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Colleges aren't going to allow themselves, nor would they be allowed if they so chose, to be hot beds or reservoirs of infection and that's what is coming.
Throw in the attitude many athletes already have about being protected, how they are going to react when a bunch of them catch it and some get sick, and how admin and especially the media are going to react, and it's hard for me to picture thua working out.
I'm just forecasting. I want them to play and will gladly resubmit my idea to place a camera, screen and speaker in the seat of every ticket holder and quarantine the teams for the whole season so they either don't catch it or just don't spread it.
The three that are playing have already decided they won't
I've accepted this.
I'm poor though so I'm only betting my pride.
I think the pressure is to play. I could be wrong
The B1G has had some grumbling by players and parents. Haven't heard much out here. With 4 teams in California the Pac is in a tough spot to even practice
also fucking scary for the ncaa and the schools because someone (the lawyers) is/are monitoring this closely.
A student athlete that's been covid'ed and then allowed to play after - has a cardiovascular incident on or off the field - lawsuits are going to fly and it's going to be expensive and extensive.
The school/ncaa lawyers have all been sitting in the back of the room with their hands/arms crossed and thinking the legal long game.
hell, a player doesn't even have to have a documented positive covid-19 test and the lawyers are going to be all over this.
The conference isn't in any rush to go forward with a season, not until they have a plan of attack (spoilers: they won't)
Too bad. Cfb had a good run.
It will never be the same. But it will be back in some form.
Mother disagrees.
Really wants to visit Oklahoma. Loves their QB recruit and coaches.
There's a local school still in the mix too. Their WR coach is a pretty nice guy.