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That's right. But, then she'd probably replace it with a big expense for counseling.

It's too bad we never get to see breakdowns of their symptoms. I'm assuming that information is out there, somewhere. That would bring us much closer to the full story.

To put it another way, fans from the playing conferences will be following their teams intently on Saturdays, and many GHers will be intently following those teams on the other days of the week (not Saturdays).

I'm not sure how much difference a change in testing would make, but if the reaction to positive cases stays the same (teams shutting down for 2 weeks every time there are a few positive cases), some teams might not be able to play a full season for years.

I agree with this. If the nation was under a mandate, then I could understand the outrage over Nebraska's decision. But, as it is, every state has different strategies and different levels of restriction in regards to the virus. I think there is quite a bit of pre-existing animosity toward...

More than in any of the other sports, I think the offseason in football is necessary for allowing the bodies of the athletes to heal and then rebuild for the next season. Some people are trying to argue that a spring season would be in the best interest of player safety, but I believe that...

No. That's a terrible idea to try to condense two seasons into a time span of just over half of a year. I would think the players and coaches would be even more upset about that than the issue of playing this fall.

That seems like something I would see on an episode of "The Office."

Use of the acronym IMHO (In My Humble Opinion). If you're going out of your way to tell people that your opinion is humble, then you're not being very humble.

Aside from accounts from these players, it's hard to know whether racism was in play. I think it will stay that way. In the current climate, do you really believe white players feel like they could come out and openly state that they were treated in the same way as these black players, when they...

You like to say "scientists say ___" or "science says ___." I can guarantee that pretty much none of those ideas are unanimous in the scientific community. In most cases, someone could also say the reverse, and it would still be true. But, whatever furthers your narrative, I guess.

In that scenario, I suppose it would mainly be men's non-revenue sports that would be affected, due to Title IX.

The article lost some credibility when it said "leaders of college football" and then immediately mentioned the Ivy League.

Now that would be fun! A chance to smoke Wisconsin twice in the same season, and put a definitive end to years of frustration.

He is definitely deserving of being on the watch list. I think he has been underrated the past couple of seasons. He is not flashy, but great things have happened when he was the lead back. He has been overshadowed by the Gopher passing attack as well as the time share with the other RBs, but...

I think the Nobel Prize has been won for equal to or less than that. 🙂

I think the football season and all other seasons should take place. But, one thing to consider is that if the football season is cancelled, there really won't be a good argument that the winter sports, such as basketball, should take place, either.

My friend Lewis Skolnick said he saw JD hanging out with Ogre at Adams College.

Especially in this era, where there is so much time for players to rest (TV timeout every 4 minutes plus all of the other timeouts). It would not make sense to play a style similar to that of late 1980s Loyola Marymount, which would probably require more depth.