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You're the one who cherry picked Canada instead of any one of 10 other countries with higher deaths per million. You also chose the country as a whole, knowing that each state makes their own rules, as defined by the Constitution. So, wanna look at each state individually?

So proximity to other people isn't a factor in transmission? Why are we social distance and working/learning remote? You should zero understanding of how our country is organized, how viruses transmit, and the impact of the former on the latter. Take it to the Covid forum.

Canada has 37.5 million people in a country that's 3,855,081 square miles. California has 39.5 million people in a state that's 155,973 square miles. You're comparing apples and elephants. Please take it to the Covid forum if you really want to continue.

They also have a population that's 10% of ours over a larger country.

Imagine what things will be like if a team that plays 8 games wins the championship over one that plays 11.

A couple of months ago nobody would have tied to use it as a lame excuse to cancel football. It wasn't until mortality started to drop that lingering side effects became the big concern. But you are absolutely right, there were, and still are, people here and elsewhere willing to go to the mat...

Not even the doctors, nurses, EMTs?

Oh, but they found it in 35% of their players that had Covid! The worst part is that nobody will ever call them on their bull****. Not a single reporter will ask them if they were lying back then or ask them for evidence just like they didn't when it was announced. How many on here were...

CFP should wait until their first ranking come out in mid-November and state the eligibility criteria is 10 games played.