College Football Season Death Pool
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CycloneErik
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Texas signs ‘mid six-figure’ deal with Austin start-up to handle twice-weekly COVID testing | Hookem.com
As part of the NCAA’s safe return-to-play guidelines, all athletes are to be tested for COVID-19 within 72 hours before competition. Essentially, that means football players must be tested on Thursdays, two days before kickoff. Every athletic director faces a perplexing question: How do you get...
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I think it's going to be the 10th, but the 11th is very possible.
If not the 10th, then maybe the 14th?
I just feel bad for the players working out so hard expecting to play, and now they won't be able to. That's why I feel like it could be tomorrow. Why make them put in another whole week if you already know it can't happen?
I think it should have been cancelled weeks ago honestly.
CycloneErik
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While I agree that it should have been cancelled weeks ago, when we knew people weren't taking this seriously and it therefore couldn't work out, you disagreed with my date, so I am obligated to hate each of your words.
I will have to make a call on that. I’m thinking the date will be when all conferences confirm so you might be a tidge early technically.
