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They need the money too much to do that. Most of these programs are a house of cards. They’re leveraged up to their eyeballs and don’t have the reserves to survive a year with out the $$ from March madness and college football.

I am about ready to admit I was wrong. I thought there was no alway this thing could be politicized to the point where virtually no one dying anymore still wouldn’t be enough for us to move forward. I am starting to think no matter what happens with mortality and hospitalizations, as long as...

Bumping this as a growing possibility in today’s climate. Thoughts?

Agree. Schools like Ohio State and Clemson just gave all their assistants huge raises. Schools still have to pay all the scholarship $$ to their universities and God knows what kind of ponzI scheme some of these programs have to keep up with the facility upgrades have been doing

Unfortunately this scenario appears to be gaining traction.

We’re definitely in uncharted territory. In reverse how hard will it be for coaches who’ve honored 4 year rides to tell guys who want to come back they don’t want them.

Only problem is the insane amount of revenue schools will lose. I honestly think half the schools out there will go belly up, including ours without the distributions from conference basketball and football TV deals.

You don’t think we’ll have college kids back at school by January of 2021?

For the record I still think we will play this season as scheduled, but was thinking about potential 2021 options if we don't. Came up with this option where they can potentially play two shortened seasons next year. Season One: Begin practice as soon as students report back from winter...