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2020 CU football season POSTPONED until Nov 6th?
- Thread starter Jens1893
- Start date
They have threatened to. Some fraternities have been fined, but I don’t know of punishment directed at individuals.
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LS was just on the DP show and these are some of the highlights:
- he doesn't expect there to be a vote today and he's not gonna push for one
- said teams will need a 6 week ramp up time
- Regarding getting into the CFP, all he said is he doesn't know how many games they'll play
- he expects an official decision next week on when they will start and he has no target date for a return but somewhere in the neighborhood of Halloween. It sounded more like 11/7 was more realistic
- Daily testing kits will be shipped Monday
- the expectation is that all schools will play
- he was non-committal on whether they'd still play if all schools didn't want to play. However he is expecting a consensus
- he doesn't expect there to be a vote today and he's not gonna push for one
- said teams will need a 6 week ramp up time
- Regarding getting into the CFP, all he said is he doesn't know how many games they'll play
- he expects an official decision next week on when they will start and he has no target date for a return but somewhere in the neighborhood of Halloween. It sounded more like 11/7 was more realistic
- Daily testing kits will be shipped Monday
- the expectation is that all schools will play
- he was non-committal on whether they'd still play if all schools didn't want to play. However he is expecting a consensus
How many games do you see Tech playing this year?
It's ironic that the SEC is mocking the PAC while having grammatical errors in the tweet. #itjustmeansmore
70% chance we play 11
20% chance we play 10
9% chance we play 9
1% chance we play 12 (ACCCG)
Do you know extent of issue on FB team? I have not been keeping up with their situation.
Seems to me that the weekends would allow for each team to run two-a-days, and if they had a light practice on Monday, shells on Tuesday, full pads on Thursday, then they could have well over 20 practices in by mid October. This would also allow the kids to have more free time during the week for school work. Start this schedule up next weekend, and taper off the last two weeks of October, and we have everyone ready to play by Halloween.
20 cases is what I read on Sunday after getting back into civilization and finding the game this week was cancelled.
One player booted for not following protocol.
UVA coach tweeting that Tech is an embarrassment to the conference (I don't disagree, but **** him for posting that).
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Where can I put these for you? Lol
What did the B1G girl say at the end? He'll be up after hours??
I think it was he will be after that for hours
I’m not sure all teams are in physical condition to do this. That’s the point of several P12 HCs.
Are you talking about Devon Hunter? He was suspended for attacking a woman
i was, and that's not what I read last Sunday. But you're right per recent news -- I had fake news.
thanks
I don't think that holds water. How is it any different than the start of fall camp? Presumably, these guys are lifting weights and running, just like they do in the summer before they jump right into two-a-days. Now, typically, they do an NCAA mandated number of practices before they do full pads in the fall, but I don't see how they can't emulate that in some form or fashion in this model.
You realize that many teams in the P12 didn’t even have spring practice, right? These guys haven’t had contact or practices since last November.
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Yup. It's also not uncommon for athletes to sit out spring ball due to a surgery in January, and come back ready to go in the fall. I don't see how this is any different. I am not suggesting that they go full go from day one, I am just suggesting a schedule by which they can get a good number of practices in quickly like they would in the fall before school starts.
Cal can't lift weights. Gyms are still closed in Alameda county.
I'm sure you know this but UVA-VT has been rescheduled for December 12th
Advantage Buffs
Thanks, that would be a hindrance to my suggested schedule. So, Cal is going to be fat and slow this fall
yeah.
wierdly enough though, I have, for years, added all the sports teams I follow to my google calendar. for all three college teams (VT, CU, WIsconsin) none have been updated since the original schedule. google still says Tech is playing Michigan this Saturday, CU is playing A&M and Wisconsin has Nebraska
Flabby.
Sounds like you need something better for tracking team schedules lol
Just happened to see this and had to wonder if you were there
It’s far different. When you’re out from surgery, 1) the vast majority of the team is still practicing AND 2) you’re undergoing significant physical therapy to get your injury rehabilitated enough to play. Eight weeks of camp will be necessary.
That puts them at 11/14 if they start on Monday, which doesn't seem likely, and you consider game week part of "camp". Sounds like they are going to get 6-7 weeks. Not ideal, but neither is anything about 2020, especially making early decisions as a conference based on erroneous information.