What makes you think that,everything I've heard this past week has been positive.

You think they will watch there universities crumble financially based on a virus that hasnt hurt the first player in a life threatening way. .there have been all kinds of outbreaks ...lsu bama clemson Rutgers Michigan state. All of which were quarantined and have recovered to the point that practice is happening now as we speak ..

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Posted by SpotCheckBilly

Member since May 2020

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Posted on 7/26/20 at 8:39 am to Tigerpride18

It makes sense, for a lot of reasons, to postpone the decision for as long as possible. Just about everyone wants to play, the colleges need for the games to be played, but if they had to make the decision today, it might well be a "no." Tomorrow might be better. We all really need for this season, whatever shape it ultimately takes, to happen.

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Posted by DrEdgeLSU

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Member since Dec 2006

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Posted on 7/27/20 at 12:57 pm to Tigerpride18

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What makes you think that,everything I've heard this past week has been positive.

You think they will watch there universities crumble financially based on a virus that hasnt hurt the first player in a life threatening way. .there have been all kinds of outbreaks ...lsu bama clemson Rutgers Michigan state. All of which were quarantined and have recovered to the point that practice is happening now as we speak ..

There are really two separate decisions to be made, but one is dependent upon the other.

1 -- is there a season at all? And if so, what does that season look like?

2 -- if games are being played, are fans in the stands? And if so, what "governs" this (in other words, will it be a state-by-state or school-by-school thing? Or will conferences seek to create some level of equality)

I can picture a season being played, at some point. I cannot see scenarios where 50,000 people are in stadiums, though.

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