4thGenBuff
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2020 CU football season POSTPONED until Nov 6th?
- Thread starter Jens1893
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You are correct, I should not listen to my wife and look for the article. Here it is High School Sports in CO
Source: Pac-12's earliest return date is mid-Nov.
The Pac-12's "most aggressive" return plan is currently targeting mid-to-late November, according to a source familiar with the league's discussions.
PC12 after dark, after the Holidays.Source: Pac-12's earliest return date is mid-Nov.
The Pac-12's "most aggressive" return plan is currently targeting mid-to-late November, according to a source familiar with the league's discussions.www.espn.com
ahoelsken
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What a ****ing mess.
hawg1
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He went on to acknowledge over 40 players with virus a few weeks back.
New Mexico most likely wouldn't have their schools play. I would have not minded having the Pac-12 and MWC schools in the four corners region play each other. Boise State & Wyoming could participate. I'd take that over having to wait until the spring if that was going to be the case.
ahoelsken
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Does anyone know anything about what's going on with UW/Wazzu? Can they practice like say we can?
BerkeleyBuff
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What a **** show
No idea but I think the state is pretty much lockstep with California at this point. That rapid testing thing Larry Scott mentioned could change some minds.
very cautious Governor in WA; yes, in lockstep with OR and CA
I don't see how the hell the Pac won't start till late November. I don't see how that'll work? What am I missing?
hawg1
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Tale of two conferences
No Big 10 or Pac 12 play is really exposing the garbage non-conference schedules the ACC, SEC, and Big 12 typically play. There are hardly any even remotely interesting games this weekend. I see:
Apologies to @MtnBuff if he was going to assemble his preview this week, but I don't think he did one last week? If I am wrong, I'll delete this post.
- Houston vs Baylor, 10am MT (can the Big 12 losing another game to a G5 team??)
- Syracuse vs Pittsburgh, 10am MT (conference game)
- #14 UCF vs GT (is UCF for real?, 1:30pm MT (Might be hard to tell with GT switching offensive schemes, but they looked pretty good last weekend)
- Miami vs Louisville, 5:30pm MT (2 ranked teams playing each other!)
Apologies to @MtnBuff if he was going to assemble his preview this week, but I don't think he did one last week? If I am wrong, I'll delete this post.
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Texas Tech had had 75 cases on the football team so they are in the same boat. Crazy to see the different outcomes with places like Virginia and Army with no cases to essentially the whole teams for Tech and LSU.
If GT and Baylor win it could give the Sun Belt a legit shot at the New Year's 6 G5 spot.
I didn't understand this either but listened to the Audible podcast and they said the issue is B1G programs had already started camps before they shut down the season where some PAC teams never started and certainly never got to full team activities. The PAC needs 5-6 weeks of camp before season starts. Combine that with the politics and wildfires (nobody would be playing out there now anyway) and Thanksgiving is really the soonest it's going to happen.
I forgot about the fires being an issue. Good call.
Hi.O
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I think that teams with a lot of cases are encouraging their athletes to get COVID before the season starts.
ahoelsken
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BYU and Memphis still will have something to say, but Louisiana probably has the best win of anybody in the three G5 conferences having games RN.
And that's ****ed up
How would one do that? I guess, go to church, a Trump rally, Sturgis, eat in a restaurant and stay away from pot shops, liquor stores, WalMart and protests.
Hi.O
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Player gets COVID and the coaching staff does not dissuade teammates from hanging around them. They do live together.
Find a party in a college town and go.
Not exactly Mission Impossible.
What do you attribute the differences to?
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Hi.O
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I mean, if you keep the fat guys from getting it, I don't think it's all that bad.