College football 2020 offseason thread

This seems like it should be of interest to athletes, particularly places like Texas Tech with their 75 positives or LSU who had a large chunk of the team catch Covid.

If You've Just Had Covid, Exercise Can Cause Serious Complications, Including Heart Disease

 

The officiating in the Tulsa-Oklahoma State game is some next-level homerism. Makes you wonder if the White House put in a call to the officials this morning.

 

In its first two game, Tulane has come from 18 down in the second half to win and blown a 24-point lead in the second half to lose.

 

This has to be Navy's greatest statistical comeback from a halftime deficit. Option teams just don't overcome 24-point deficits. Amazing.

 

After what I saw in the stands at Tallahassee last week, I'm sure he's not the only new case of the virus up there.

 

Looks to me that one side of the stadium is socially distanced and the other is, well, not.

 

At the end of the game they said it was the biggest second-half comeback in Navy history.
Guess they weren't counting that game in the 1940s against Japan Tech.

 

Looks fine to me. Looks like they're sitting in groups of 2-4, with a lot of space (at least one row vertically, or two or three seats horizontally) in between. I think the near side looks a little bit fuller because the fans are more in focus. If you zoom in on the picture, though, you can see huge gaps on the far side and get a better sense of how far apart people are sitting on the near side.

 

they're using the new math where eight inches equals one foot.

 

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After getting hit with something that triggered a lot of blood under my band uniform some years ago at Death Valley, label me not surprised.