College football 2020 offseason thread

The Kentucky staff did one of the great coaching jobs last year IMO. After a couple of weeks they was down to zero capable quarterbacks so they just put their best athlete at QB and ran the single wing. Their commitment to imposing physical dominance over Louisville was one of the more impressive things I saw last season.

 

Within the ACC and SEC, Vanderbilt, Duke, BC and Miami are private schools, and the first three are real expensive ones, too. If they get an outbreak, the pressure to suspend football will be enormous, especially at BC.

 

Too bad Stoops is one of the most vile human creatures to ever patrol a sideline.

 

Also private schools: Syracuse, Wake Forest, Notre Dame.

 

My bad. Knew I was forgetting some. Among the ranks of the really expensive is of course Notre Dame. Which opted out of hosting a presidential debate because of virus concerns.

 

Test, test for Old Notre Dame,
Swabs up the sinus while cheering her name,
Send your temperatures up high,
Breathe in the particles from the sky!
Though virus odds may be great or small,
Old Notre Dame will win over all,
While her loyal sons are in ICU
Onward to victory!

 

B R A V O

 

And students aren't even on campus yet at FSU.

FSU football wide receiver D.J. Matthews announces positive test for COVID-19

 

See? It's all about your perspective

 

I saw this about Vanderbilt yesterday: Student Travel

"Students are required to stay in the Nashville area and not travel away from campus for weekend trips through the end of in-person classes on Friday, November 20."

"In addition, there will not be any University-sponsored travel during the fall semester, including for registered student organizations."

So exactly how are football players going to go to away games? Holograms?

 

Isn't that a requirement to coach an SEC program?