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This will seem odd given the crazy spikes right now, but I think the best chance for college football happening this fall is for this spike to be going on now. Get it out of the way, and 8 or 9 weeks from now it'll all be flattening out. We just need to ride this wave out and keep the 40+...

I don't think that rule would change. 3 years out of HS, and you can go to the draft regardless of what happens this year with opt outs, etc.

Not a chance in **** a group of college guys in Miami only has 3 cases. It's a hot spot, and college kids give zero fcks about COVID.

In theory, you're right. In practice, it'll be impossible. College kids won't stay in a bubble, and I'm not sure colleges would want to foster that bubble atmosphere anyway, as it would hit too close to home--these kids are actually pro athletes masquerading as students.

I wouldn't trust that 3 number. Especially given what's going on in Miami.

Sadly, the teams that have the most infections preseason will likely be the best off. Trying too hard to protect players preseason will likely lead to disastrous consequences once the season starts. If you develop immunity by catching it, it's almost counter-productive to try to avoid...

It's window dressing. I doubt you see more than 1% opt out. But the optics are good when you give them that option, and that's all that really matters right now--optics. These fit young athletes are at very little real risk of serious issues from COVID.

Listen to The Legend. This is EXACTLY what I told you conferences will do in order to avoid liability. They're not doing this out of the goodness of their hearts. You can't avoid liability with waivers unless you give the participants the real option of not playing. If you say, "Sign this...