The 2020 College Football Season

[Bucklion]

Anyone buying the Spring football notion is a sucker. There's not a chance in hell of that happening. They're just dangling a carrot in front of the pissed off masses.

Even if they actually entertained that notion, spring football is dead as fuck as soon as the SEC plays their first fall game.

 

[Mike80]

and its a rotten smelling one at that.

Right?

Yeah they're TOTALLY going to have football season in the dead of winter in the middle of cold and flu season while running from a virus that directly mimicks the cold and/or flu when it presents symptoms. Right. Sure.

 

[AuTX Buckeye]

Then obviously all classes will be remote this year. We can't have thousands of teenagers piled into dormitories, risking their lives.

Brings my points earlier about lawsuits by the gen pop going “Football players are on campus why can’t we”. Just letting you know what’s being thrown out there... I should have added that it was Athletes that tested positive showing up with Myocarditis

 

[scarletmike]

Even if they actually entertained that notion, spring football is dead as fuck as soon as the SEC plays their first fall game.

Maybe if they only play one week, but yeah, if there's more than one week of games, it's dead in the water.

 

[MililaniBuckeye]

The SEC and ACC commissioners just came all over themselves...

 

[AuTX Buckeye]

Maybe if they only play one week, but yeah, if there's more than one week of games, it's dead in the water.

nah .. after 1 week every 1-0 SEC team will claim a Natty and be done with it.

 

[LitlBuck]

Posted a number of pages back some more reports about Myocarditis cropping up in folks who tested positive for COVID... that seems like the the final straw

and let the medical people prove that

 

[AuTX Buckeye]

and let the medical people prove that

B1G & PAC12 did... ACC and SEC did not.... difference in medical opinions happens all the time

 

[Systems_id]

Football delayed

Halo Infinite delayed

What a time

 

[LitlBuck]

Talk about doing damage to a college students body

 

[Mike80]

The SEC and ACC commissioners just came all over themselves...

yup

 

[Jake]

Until there's a vaccine...until there's a vaccine...what happens if there isn't a viable one?

Then what? Just get rid of theaters, stadiums, and all that comes with them? Shutter businesses indefinitely?

Sounds like a fun place to live.

 

[LitlBuck]

Until there's a vaccine...until there's a vaccine...what happens if there isn't a viable one?

Then what? Just get rid of theaters, stadiums, and all that comes with them? Shutter businesses indefinitely?

Sounds like a fun place to live.

just to be clear that is not me saying that

 

[buckeyemania11]

The ACC and SEC can go ahead and try to play, theres no way it doesnt completely blow up in their faces though.

Good fucking luck keeping a bunch of 18-22 year old kids locked down for a whole football season (and for the next month and a half leading up to it). There would way more likely than not end up being a outbreak among them that shuts the whole thing down anyway.

 

[dragurd]

I may be misguided in my thought process here, but the long term ramifications of this are frightening...both for the Big Ten and Ohio State.

Which is exactly why this level of decision should come from the a group effort. Not Big Ten not ACC. P5 get together and go simple majority. Are we playing this year. That keeps the SEC from trying to drag it out all by themselves