Will COVID-19 be the needle that finally bursts the sports bubble?

Is college football planning to play in front of fans?

 

You seem to be unable to reconcile the difference between “want sports cancelled” and “resigned to the fact that sports are going to be put on hold.”

 

Scheduled for one. I have no confidence in MLB pulling it off.

 

That is a very good point.

 

Not lightweight rowing!

 

The first thing I thought: Stanford, with a $20,000,000,000 endowment, is nuking sports? Then I looked at the list of the purged. Most of them are sports that very few other schools play. Their execution makes sense for that reason. Third thought: One of them is men's volleyball, a two-time NCAA champion. That is noteworthy.

 

What is lightweight rowing? I presume it's different from the sport known as rowing. Is lightweight rowing an NCAA championship sport?

 

Not sure if any other states have taken this step, but Washington high schools are delaying the start of practice for three weeks. That will eliminate early-season games in football and other sports.

WIAA delays start of fall sports practices until September

 

while all those varsity sports are important to someone, I'm sure they'll continue on as club sports

I look forward to the lightweight rowing bake sales

 

The men's volleyball is a pretty big deal.

There were six teams participating in the 2020 PAC 12 wresting championships, including CS Bakersfield, Cal Poly SLO,...... and Little Rock

 

150 pound weight limit for rowers. Sport's been around a long time, too.