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Moos update/ things about to get real fluid
- Thread starter alabamahusker
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Wow, that would be a crazy schedule!
So we may replace Central Michigan, South Dakota State, & Cincinnati with Michigan, Michigan St., and Indiana?
Doesn't sound better to me.
So we may replace Central Michigan, South Dakota State, & Cincinnati with Michigan, Michigan St., and Indiana?
Doesn't sound better to me.
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ME LIKEY!
Doubtful we would actually get 12 games when all is said and done, but I like it!
Doubtful we would actually get 12 games when all is said and done, but I like it!
That would be amazing if it could happen. No games that barely matter sounds great to me. I guarantee that the players would be thrilled to play a league opponent every game day instead of a team that doesn’t get you motivated.
Twelve games would sure help reduce the financial impact of all of this. Six home games isn’t as good as 8 but better than 4 or 5. I think this also speaks to Moos’ mindset about actually playing games this fall. Seems to be an indicator of optimism to me.
Twelve games would sure help reduce the financial impact of all of this. Six home games isn’t as good as 8 but better than 4 or 5. I think this also speaks to Moos’ mindset about actually playing games this fall. Seems to be an indicator of optimism to me.
ShortSideOption
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I like it, places like University of Nebraska and University of Michigan are doing fine, really no issues. But what i'm curious about is how they select who is tested. Are the schools that are having issues like Ohio State just testing everyone regularly? Are the schools like Nebraska and Michigan who are having no issues only testing if you have symptoms?
Pal I vote for one game a month so we can see games played after November for a change
If they’re gonna do this, I think you have to test everyone, everywhere, repeatedly. By the time a bunch test positive, it is already “out” in the locker room or on campus. Waiting for trouble to be visible loses even more time.
If everyone got sick, and it was obvious right away, even this country would have stopped this by now. To have football, you’d have to be relentless in surveillance.
Bill Moos will not get his wish. But it's nice anyhow.
Under the current coronavirus data being made available, nation wide, I do not see college or high school sports happening. It is just not logistically possible. The pandemic is real and escalating. Unless someone comes up with a vaccine or miracle drug, we are in deep dodo.
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Ever heard of the 5 stages of grief (denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance)? We're clearly in the bargaining stage now as it pertains to the 2020 season:confused:
Solid analogy
JeremyHahn
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At this point, the only viable option I see is to postpone all fall sports to the spring. All sports and athletic directors are going to continue to answer the "what if" questions while constantly responding to an ever changing environment that absolutely no one can predict, all why trying to keep these student athletes safe and healthy. Time is our one and only ally at this point, until a vaccine is developed, then is back to normal.
ShortSideOption
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Eh... shrine bowl isn’t testing anyone. I think it goes back to these younger kids really don’t have much to worry about, so are we going to freak out about positive tests? If yes, shut it down now and don’t try. If no, try to have a season.
