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We all know what it means. In in any case it's political. Stop the bull****!!!

Huh!!! Why you bringing poltics into this trying to bash Democrats?

One thought I have to improve public safety at games is to require everyone to wear masks. This includes fans, coaches, players, refs, cheerleaders, etc. All players except the QB must wear gloves. Players could wear neck gaiters to cover their faces. I've already ordered a Canes neck gaiter...

Moving the games would just bring the virus to other areas if you have fans attend. If fans aren't allowed to attend, then theirs no reason to move the game.

As I replied in another post in this thread, I think the prudent thing to do is plan to start the season in October. This would give the NCAA and schools a month to evaluate how campuses are doing so they could shift to a plan B January-February start if needed without starting and then...

I think that is one of 2 likely scenarios. Better to get tv revenue than no revenue.

It's an option. It may turn out to be the only one vs cancelling the season altogether if the pandemic 2nd wave comes in the Fall. Because universities would be in dire straits without football revenue, I believe cancelling the season isn't a viable option.

That's my worry as well. I worry that the footbal season gets cut like basketball did. At least they got to finish their regular season. There is the potential that football gets shut down right in the middle of the season. I'd like to see the season start in October. This way we could have...

Let me correct the thread. Spring is Spring semester which begins in January. If you read the article I linked, they talk aboit the option of starting the season after the Super Bowl.

Given that the NFL is planning to start their season on time with contingencies, should college football do the same given its different dynamic of student athletes and college campuses? Should there be a college football season this year? If yes, then what type of season? There are...