But are the games meaningful at that point, if the top teams aren’t playing? I’m not sure it is.
Dominos starting to fall?
Collapse
This topic is closed.
X
X
-
Originally posted by MDABE80 View PostLeague play is canceled. DOesn't mean GU can have games independently with USC, Tenn, Zona, UW...just outside of the league. The commissioners in no way can force a team to sit home doing nothing....just nothing in their league.
SLOZag
"Kids come here to better their own lives, not ours. If you take a player’s failures as a personal affront…. check yourself." - Chick-Stratino'sUrDaddy
Comment
-
-
The difficulty of this is we just don’t know. We are in a fog and cannot see very far into the future because we simply do not know if COVID will be managed through best practices. We are awash in ambiguity and it is hard. We may or may NOT start a conference schedule in January. We may or may NOT have an even more delayed start of the season (playing for example, starting in the spring. We just don’t know . . . And it is killing me.
Comment
-
-
I’m increasingly pessimistic. The environment is certainly bearish and there isn’t much on the immediate horizon that promises improvement.
I’m not definitely not renewing my satellite sports package.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk'I found it is the small everyday deeds of ordinary folk that keep the darkness at bay… small acts of kindness and love.'
- Gandalf the Grey
________________________________
Foo Time
Comment
-
-
Originally posted by Zagceo View PostNBA and NFL don't have this risk?
ETA: Basketball is a big setup for contagion, but football? Much worse. Hard hits, grunts, mucho contact all mean droplets are spread everywhere on the field. Given that half the players on practically every play end up on the turf, yeeeechhhhhh! I just can't imagine American football being played anywhere without tripling roster sizes and having COVID field hospitals on the sidelines (I jest on the latter, but really, it'll be a Petri dish).
Comment
-
Comment