Will There Be a 2020 Football Season?

[knapplc 37,053]

1 minute ago, JJ Husker said:

I guess I don’t understand..... We all knew this day was coming sooner rather than later. We all know the conferences were going to put it off on the slim chance they could preserve any of the revenue. They had to release the revised schedule when they did in case they did play.

 

We can say it’s mixed messaging but I don’t really see what else they could’ve done shy of giving up on possible money sooner and we all know that’s what drives the boat. As somebody notorious recently said, it is what it is.

 

I have always believed they would cancel the season with the Covid situation the way it is in this country.

 

But I've always hoped for a miracle, all the same. 

[nic 365]

22 minutes ago, RedDenver said:

College kids would have done that with or without fall sports. A traveling sports team can only increase the spread.

Maybe there should be large mosh pits on each campus and get it over with in two weeks.

[Mavric 25,219]

More "sources"...

 

 

[DevoHusker 699]

33 minutes ago, TGHusker said:

Wives across the country:

 

My wife is (arguably) more p*$$ed about this than I am...she is a tailgate hostess extraordinaire 

[Mavric 25,219]

 

[FrantzHardySwag 2,623]

The NCAA/Confs are no more prepared for this, than they were the day they cancelled the NCAA tournament/Conf Tournaments.  You'd think 5 months would have allowed for a consensus plan.

[swmohusker 1,903]

8 minutes ago, FrantzHardySwag said:

The NCAA/Confs are no more prepared for this, than they were the day they cancelled the NCAA tournament/Conf Tournaments.  You'd think 5 months would have allowed for a consensus plan.

I think that is easy to place the blame there.  Our country is nowhere closer to handling this either.  The honest fact is You can’t safely play contact sports that go against every CDC guideline with 100 s of players while traveling all over the country.  It is just not feasible. These are billion dollar industries and I bet they have weighted every possible option. Just too much liability involved.  

[Cdog923 6,219]

Given the response by local, state and national governments, football not being played was a foregone conclusion in June. At this point, we need to start worrying about basketball. 

[Ulty 4,473]

22 minutes ago, knapplc said:

 

But I've always hoped for a miracle, all the same. 

 

[suh_fan93 5,450]

Oh the irony...

 

 

[knapplc 37,053]

This thread reminds me of a coaching search. Where's the sockpuppet? Where's Bo's Saltwater Aquarium Guy? 

 

 

[TGHusker 5,097]

45 minutes ago, funhusker said:

My wife worked last night, so she is currently sleeping.  I'm pretty sure I heard clapping coming from the bedroom.  (....and not the fun kind...)

So you like the Clapper - that is why your light keeps going on and off during the night

[Toe 3,339]

Cheese fries, anyone?

 

[Minnesota_husker 2,523]

26 minutes ago, FrantzHardySwag said:

The NCAA/Confs are no more prepared for this, than they were the day they cancelled the NCAA tournament/Conf Tournaments.  You'd think 5 months would have allowed for a consensus plan.

Its seems like a lot of groups have gone with the "I hope everything works itself out" strategy....

 

 

That has proven to not be great. 

 

Sadly, I feel like plenty of states and the Fed have taken this route--- lets just hope people stop caring so we can go back to normal or a miracle vaccine solves everything.

[suh_fan93 5,450]

Pretty safe to say how this one is gonna turn out.