College Football Should Be Canceled This Year

[Hungry Jack]

And you just said ...NOTHING!

 

[Titanium999]

Your opinion is valid. I think the truth could end up somewhere between. I can see them postponing, as opposed to canceling. But with the current surge in cases, I think breaking all the social distance rules will really be a political nightmare if 1 NCAA player dies. They still have some time to make a decision but, given current surges, its hard for me not to reimagin springtime for football in the ncaa.

Wickerpark! Well said! Unfortunately, you will see death in college football and in public schools. Pretty much a nightmare scenario. The only way to play college sports is without fans . IMHO

 

[Titanium999]

OMG! Love it.

 

[CatManTrue]

Your opinion is valid. I think the truth could end up somewhere between. I can see them postponing, as opposed to canceling. But with the current surge in cases, I think breaking all the social distance rules will really be a political nightmare if 1 NCAA player dies. They still have some time to make a decision but, given current surges, its hard for me not to reimagin springtime for football in the ncaa.

Turk, what do you say to the families of these poor high school players that died last year from football-related injuries? Seven families lost their beloved children playing this game. Should we cancel the game altogether?

https://abcnews.go.com/US/high-scho...ie-separate-field-accidents/story?id=65651257

https://www.charlotteobserver.com/news/state/north-carolina/article235475212.html

 

[Turk]

Turk, what do you say to the families of these poor high school players that died last year from football-related injuries? Seven families lost their beloved children playing this game. Should we cancel the game altogether?

https://abcnews.go.com/US/high-scho...ie-separate-field-accidents/story?id=65651257

https://www.charlotteobserver.com/news/state/north-carolina/article235475212.html

I'm not sure if your question is addressed to me, but I think injuries are inherent in the sport. If you are saying that Covid is a necessary evil to pile on with the inherent things then I would simply just disagree and it also isn't consistent with the guidance of the NIH and science.

 

[CatVideos]

And you just said ...NOTHING!

Oh, no. You put me on blast but missed.

 

[Mr Wickerpark]

Wickerpark! Well said! Unfortunately, you will see death in college football and in public schools. Pretty much a nightmare scenario. The only way to play college sports is without fans . IMHO

We have to follow science and reimagine football. First, we have to figure out what is going on.

 

[stpaulcat]

I can see it now. Two NU kids looking to hook up. They are both in the mood, and then the guy asks...

So, can I remove your mask?

Whoa sexy.

What if the girl asked?

Whoa sexy.

 

[Gladeskat]

We have to follow science and reimagine football. First, we have to figure out what is going on.

Like the shape of planet Earth for starters.

 

[CatManTrue]

I'm not sure if your question is addressed to me, but I think injuries are inherent in the sport. If you are saying that Covid is a necessary evil to pile on with the inherent things then I would simply just disagree and it also isn't consistent with the guidance of the NIH and science.

But doesn’t science dictate that football is an inherently dangerous sport per those heartbreaking articles I posted?

Shouldn’t we cancel it altogether? Not just the concussions and subsequent CTE but the on-field deaths. Why should we keep football at all, honestly?

 

[Titanium999]

But doesn’t science dictate that football is an inherently dangerous sport per those heartbreaking articles I posted?

Shouldn’t we cancel it altogether? Not just the concussions and subsequent CTE but the on-field deaths. Why should we keep football at all, honestly?

Illinois will likely cancel their season in a couple weeks. Look for Northwestern to follow suit! Look for the NFL to follow college football!

 

[CatManTrue]

Illinois will likely cancel their season in a couple weeks. Look for Northwestern to follow suit! Look for the NFL to follow college football!

It doesn’t seem like Alabama will be cancelling anything this season. Their students are holding contests to win the dang virus. Should we just anoint them the 2020-21 champion?

https://abcnews.go.com/US/alabama-s...-parties-infected-officials/story?id=71552514

BTW the scarier this gets, the more likely it is they should cancel. But I doubt they will cancel and think we’ll still have football this fall or spring in some fashion.

 

[Eurocat]

What if the girl asked?

Doubly nice.