A little college football talk

[weevilcatch]

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nc...ly-could-be-played-in-spring-2021/ar-BB12c8Gg

This would be weird...and interesting.

 

[Deweygolfer]

I don't see how that would be even possible. The current college football season takes about 4 1/2 months (from first week of games to National Championship). Unless they reduce the number of games and get rid of bowl games, maybe, but then you have no Spring Practice for the new players that enroll early and it think it just puts everything on a bad schedule for 2021.

 

[2300 Nueces]

I think most sports will be dead. How do you sell tickets and concessions when 50% of the population is at the food pantry?

 

[weevilcatch]

I think most sports will be dead. How do you sell tickets and concessions when 50% of the population is at the food pantry?

College or pro? Or both?

 

[weevilcatch]

I don't see how that would be even possible. The current college football season takes about 4 1/2 months (from first week of games to National Championship). Unless they reduce the number of games and get rid of bowl games, maybe, but then you have no Spring Practice for the new players that enroll early and it think it just puts everything on a bad schedule for 2021.

The other options (right now) are to...

1 - Cancel the 2020 season
2 - Play the 2020 season without fans