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

California jucos shift football to spring, among other changes.
CCCAA Board of Directors announces implementation of Contingency Plan for return to sports in 2020-21
EDIT: Adds chart.

 

Used to always call that school Cal State Santa Claus

 

First classes before the current campus was build were held in the ag building at the fairgrounds. Thus, Turkey Tech.

 

Remember you're talking to a Virginia Tech grad, lol

 

Cross country, indoor track and outdoor track are counted as distinct sports as they each have their own season and eligibility. A distance runner likely will compete in all three.

For Title IX, their scholarships are all shared across the sports, so they for all intents and purposes are a single scholarship sport.

 

There has been a lot of talk about the impact of moving college football to the spring semester. In that discussion, the subject of early enrollees comes up. Here's my question: How many of these early HS grads rely on summer school to finish midway through what would be their senior year? Is that a thing? Or do they tend to rack up their credits in online programs? I ask because I doubt there are many districts offering summer school these days. But I have no idea how this thing works. Does anybody know the ins and outs of this practice?

 

A group of us got scolded at a college journalism conference for drunkenly singing Stanilaus is Coming to Town.

 

They’re all separate, their scholarship counts and eligibility clocks are separate, and schools with all three programs usually figure out how to juggle schollies, eligibility, and “unaffiliated” AAU track and field clubs so that their best athletes are on campus for 6 years and have earned a bachelor’s degree and are usually well on their way to a master’s degree by the time the calendar runs out.

 

Yes. If they want to demand masks. The Augusta National membership, while in a high-risk category as a whole, isn't likely to be in the mandatory mask crowd. They're more likely to genuflect to their boy in the White House, aren't they?