College Football Season Death Pool
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Send me a PM next time. We can work it behind the scenes. Our flow could be unstoppable.
I think I may try to be the first to publish the "Are the 2028 LA Summer Olympics in Question?" article.
Didn't a couple of the mid major conferences scrap their conference tourneys before the P5 leagues hung things up in March?
I think it is possible that the big boys play while the small schools hang it up, but these aren't good signs.
The big time conference tournaments cancelled because the NBA postponed their season after Rudy Gobert tested positive for the virus.
Greg Sankey confirms that positive tests among SEC athletes are dropping
“Yeah, that’s correct and down to zero,” Sankey said on dropping positive cases. “Our programs are obligated to report locally and to their health officials. They do that appropriately and there has been learning. In fact, our comment has been there repeatedly and part of what I expect to happen upon to campus is a lot more information spread even more broadly about behavioral changes that have to take place because of the virus that is around us.”
While the conference will certainly take into consideration health data around the country before making a final decision, Sankey also indicated that the SEC will be closely monitoring sporting events taking place in the near-future, too. He singled out Major League Baseball because it won’t be played in a bubble, as well as NFL training camp.
“I actually have a list of events … Major League Baseball, who will move people around,” Sankey said. “They’re not in a bubble. They’re going to be moving their umpires around. That’s really an important set of information. … The start of NFL training camp is an important opportunity for us to view with football practice taking place. We’ve got time before our practices are scheduled to adjust.”
Sankey and the SEC have targeted late July to make a decision on how it will approach fall sports, including college football. The Big Ten and Pac-12 have already made decisions to play conference-only seasons. The SEC isn’t there yet, and the conference is going to wait until the last minute to decide.
The SEC Commissioner indicated to Travis that there is an outcome to where some conferences might not play, some conferences might go league play only and others could play a full schedule. All conferences will make independent decisions, but there’s a potential they all won’t end up at the same conclusion.
https://www.saturdaydownsouth.com/sec-football/greg-sankey-clay-travis-interview-2020/
“Yeah, that’s correct and down to zero,” Sankey said on dropping positive cases. “Our programs are obligated to report locally and to their health officials. They do that appropriately and there has been learning. In fact, our comment has been there repeatedly and part of what I expect to happen upon to campus is a lot more information spread even more broadly about behavioral changes that have to take place because of the virus that is around us.”
While the conference will certainly take into consideration health data around the country before making a final decision, Sankey also indicated that the SEC will be closely monitoring sporting events taking place in the near-future, too. He singled out Major League Baseball because it won’t be played in a bubble, as well as NFL training camp.
“I actually have a list of events … Major League Baseball, who will move people around,” Sankey said. “They’re not in a bubble. They’re going to be moving their umpires around. That’s really an important set of information. … The start of NFL training camp is an important opportunity for us to view with football practice taking place. We’ve got time before our practices are scheduled to adjust.”
Sankey and the SEC have targeted late July to make a decision on how it will approach fall sports, including college football. The Big Ten and Pac-12 have already made decisions to play conference-only seasons. The SEC isn’t there yet, and the conference is going to wait until the last minute to decide.
The SEC Commissioner indicated to Travis that there is an outcome to where some conferences might not play, some conferences might go league play only and others could play a full schedule. All conferences will make independent decisions, but there’s a potential they all won’t end up at the same conclusion.
https://www.saturdaydownsouth.com/sec-football/greg-sankey-clay-travis-interview-2020/
It’s like a Randy Peterson article? Headlines: Can Iowa State win a national championship in football this year?
Final sentence: Probably not.
My FIL watches every year. He tried to get us all to watch as a family once and after about twenty minutes he chased us all out of the room so he could watch in peace because we kept talking **** about it.
When the Hoks went to the Rose Bowl several years ago, most Hok fans enjoyed the Parade more than the game.
When the Hoks went to the Rose Bowl several years ago, most Hok fans enjoyed the Parade more than the game.
Even if they slept thru the morning festivities.
Actually, it does say "until circumstances change..." and didn't say the whole season would be fan-free. Hopefully circumstances change for the better.
