College football 2020 offseason thread

Pac-12 Conference postpones all sport competitions through end of calendar year

 

It's not even a microcosm. It's a direct reflection of the seriously stupid divide between rational and irrational people who can't/won't see any other perspective but their own narrow view.

Governors Dumb and Dumber, plus Graham Cracker, are totally blind to the fact of the facts. Thousands of new cases. Hundreds of new deaths. The Maskless Messiah Trump will save us all from the fake news!

SO ....children gots to school! Peoples gots to work! Football gots to be played!

Y'all civilized folks from Kintuck, UT, Ole Miss, 'Bama, Gawgia and Florida never cared about the poor white trash and minorities during Jim Crow. Why on earth should y'all start now?

The irony in all this that southern state flagship universities kept Blacks off their precious football teams for years because they were second-class citizens. Now they want them to go out and entertain the rich white alumni and get precious TV revenue because they're second-class citizens.

 

The peasants demand that the gladiators fight for their entertainment.

 

I still want to know why the PAC 12’s science the ACC-SEC’s science differ.
I think all leagues owe fans the right to see charts and graphs and research findings that say why they decide whatever they decide. I’d be fine with this if everyone agreed. I totally understand any argument that says the return of students to campus ensures an outbreak on the football team. Just say it. And tell everyone why.

 

I really think it was the myocarditis information that turned the tide for the colleges

 

Seems very plausible and justified. They just need to follow Sam Kinison’s lead.

 

Earliest the season can start in Jan. 1. I can see a few OOC games, then a full round-robin with no tournament.

 

I'm always surprised by how much some people here don't like sports. Especially those who make/made their livings at it.

 

I read that 10 players from either the Pac 12 or the B1G 10 had already been diagnosed with myocarditis.

I also saw that the Pac 12 medical advisory board was 24 members with 12 not affiliated with any school and the other 12 were a mix of team docs and university medical types. The SEC has 14 on its medical board and all are either team docs or work for their university.