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

I'm curious how this swimming and diving golf is played. You try to dive into a pool to set up fewest strokes to the other end?

 

Come play a round with me. I’ll throw in trailblazing, and if we have a few minutes, some time on the beach.

 

If you play with me I’ll add javelin and a new sport — cross-country cursing.

 

Not sure about indoor/outdoor track. I know at the D2 level, Cal State Stanislaus tried that. And for bookkeeping, is cross country separate?

 

I'm not exactly sure both of those aren't already included in "golf," or at least the way I've played it my entire life.

 

I think because they are different seasons and both award championships they are different sports. Even though I doubt there are many athletes who just do indoor or outdoor track. For book keeping, who knows, surely lots of resources at least shared even some of the athletes, but crosscountry is definitely it's own sport too.

 

I think we have some inconsistent messaging here from the website of the SEC’s big-network broadcast partner:

Pac-12: The Pac-12 will reportedly move to conference-only games for the 2020 season with an announcement expected in the coming days, according to Auerbach.. That would be an obvious decision considering Michigan-Washington in Week 1 and Oregon-Ohio State in Week 2 are two of the biggest nonconference games originally scheduled during the 2020 season.

Thursday was a big day in the world of major college football. The next steps appear to be coming into focus now, and it's hard to imagine other Power Five conferences following the Big Ten's lead.

 

Fuckin’ Stanford Suits [Fredrick].

 

Nah, you swim the water traps and then dive into the holes.

 

Damn you! That was a full beer before the spit take.