College football 2020 offseason thread

Yeah, that’s … statistically significant.

 

Now I'm seeing the argument getting thrown around he would have been safer if they were playing.

Un-fucking-believable.

 

Not playing sure doesn’t seem to have made him safer.

 

What could go right? LOL

"Edwards told reporters Tuesday that Louisiana has had more COVID-19 cases per capita than any other state in the SEC footprint."

LSU to allow nearly 26K fans, bans tailgating

 

Tough to play when you’re fighting for your life. Even tougher when you’re dead.

 

But Coach O says Amurrica needs college footbawwwl. He said so to Mike Pence.

 

The World's Largest COVID Cocktail party is currently a Bulldogs rout:

Georgia: 1,417 NEW cases this week (3,045 total) and university officials admit that's only students who have come forward.

ANALYSIS: UGA reports 1,417 new COVID-19 cases

Florida: At least 1,520, but 22 percent positive rate for students who have gone to the health care center.

Testing Dashboard: Screen, Test & Protect » Testing Dashboard » COVID-19 Updates » UF Health » University of Florida

 

UAB @ Miami at 7 CST tonight on the ACC Network. It's the only college football on tonight. If the Chiefs kill the Texans and you get bored, look in. ACC is available on Hulu Live if you have that.

We have a puncher's chance, although D'Eriq King scares the bejabbers out of me, and as a G5 guy I'm well aware of what Rhett Lashlee's SMU team looked like last season. What the hell, it's our body bag game, we're not supposed to win. I just hope we do, because that's one obnoxious fan base indeed.

 

7 - 7 at the end of one. Miami 0-3 on 3rd down.

 

UAB not looking like the best coached program on the planet tonight. Several costly penalties. I was hoping they could beat the Canes and spare us the annual "Da U Is Back" nonsense by cutting it off before anybody was paying attention.

 

I can't believe it's the only game and it's not on espn