When will we hear if were going to be able to go to the game on the 12th?
I'm starving for live in person football !
I hope we hear this week.
I'm starving for live in person football !
I hope we hear this week.
Fans on the 12th or not ?
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September first is what the last communication from JP said.
My best guess is no fans will be allowed. Winterstein is taking it seriously unlike reynolds
With no tailgating and forced mask wearing I probably won't get to any game even if they allow fans.
Weren't there supposed to be some games starting this week? Yeah there were a couple scheduled for Sat the 29th. ESPN still shows two games starting on Thurs Sep 3...
Weren't there supposed to be some games starting this week? Yeah there were a couple scheduled for Sat the 29th. ESPN still shows two games starting on Thurs Sep 3...
A week ago I would have said "no", but for some reason I now think they will do it at 1/2 capacity.
Personally, I'd like to see no fans. I just think it's a combination of bad optics and limited profitability.
Personally, I'd like to see no fans. I just think it's a combination of bad optics and limited profitability.
Cases and deaths continue to drop after the 2nd surge...but I still think fans will be 25% or even 0 for games...maybe some of the games towards the end of the schedule if trends continue positive.
I really don't see how the university can be sending out letters threatening students who go to gatherings yet also hold an event with tens of thousands of people present.
I think max you're looking at the 25% option Jamie listed, but 0 fans makes more sense.
I think max you're looking at the 25% option Jamie listed, but 0 fans makes more sense.
My guess is Sept. 1 the Big 12 makes a unison decision. They want to do that, I know. Gun to my head: 25 percent option. No chance they go with 50 percent IMO.
I'd wonder if they want to get the logistics of having the game ironed out with just the teams and then phase in fans later so long as things are going smoothly and trends are positive.
How do you think they decide on who goes? I know, probably by donation level, but still curious what your thoughts are.
I wonder if colleges will look at the pro teams for guidance.
For reference the Chiefs had a scrimmage Saturday where they allowed 2,000 fans in. This Saturday they are allowing 5,000 fans in.
Universities could reach out and see what worked and what didn’t and modify their plans.
For reference the Chiefs had a scrimmage Saturday where they allowed 2,000 fans in. This Saturday they are allowing 5,000 fans in.
Universities could reach out and see what worked and what didn’t and modify their plans.
Thought i'd heard they were looking at taking the season tickets holders in half and giving all of them 3 games.
How they split those 3 games, however, would be another decision.
Maybe this has been posted elsewhere but, any chance that all of the games will be on regular TV? Not that Cyclones TV isn't great but... somewhat unreliable.
Why is there always guns to your head?
