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“It’s getting chippy” P5 vs G5
- Thread starter alabamahusker
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If the college presidents are heavily involved with this decision, football has no chance of being played. Sad chapter in human history.
It is what they get paid for, making difficult decisions for the safety of all.
If that is the case, then we will play football....Unless someone can show me a real stat that shows that this is dangerous to 99% of the general public, I'm all ears.
They don't care about safety.
Exactly. If their job was safety for all, there wouldn’t be any football ever.
More importantly, the idea of a spring season would never come out of their mouths.
Here in Minnesota, "in the interest of safety" they have decided to have spring high school football.
Obviously, those who decided have never walked on a football field in March: rock hard after freezing all winter long.
Might as well play on I 90, it would be just as soft.
No chance of any injuries related to playing spring football in those conditions!?
Idiots abound
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Obviously, those who decided have never walked on a football field in March: rock hard after freezing all winter long.
Might as well play on I 90, it would be just as soft.
No chance of any injuries related to playing spring football in those conditions!?
Idiots abound
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Here in Minnesota, "in the interest of safety" they have decided to have spring high school football.
Obviously, those who decided have never walked on a football field in March: rock hard after freezing all winter long.
Might as well play on I 90, it would be just as soft.
No chance of any injuries related to playing spring football in those conditions!?
Idiots abound
The good news is that if they are injured this year, they will have a 3 week break to heal up before next year.
Not to worry. Most days it will be either too cold or too snowy to practice outside anyway, so they can practice on the basketball court which has a bit of "give" to it.Here in Minnesota, "in the interest of safety" they have decided to have spring high school football.
Obviously, those who decided have never walked on a football field in March: rock hard after freezing all winter long.
Might as well play on I 90, it would be just as soft.
No chance of any injuries related to playing spring football in those conditions!?
Idiots abound
CTE anyone?
