No 2020 College Football :-(

[sonofdaxjones]

Again, P5 athletes; in most cases recipients of better medical oversight and care than 99% plus of the rest of the world.

https://twitter.com/MattRheaPhD/status/1292573866464772099?s=20

It's not about the athletes you rough ridin' dumbass.

I didn't say it was you rough ridin' dipshit.

Then why are we talking about the quality of healthcare the ATHLETES receive?

Apparently you're utterly incapable of reading the room.

It amazes me that you remember to breathe sometimes.

I'm not the dimwit incapable of understanding the primary reason (excuse)  the UP's are using to cancel the season.     

[sonofdaxjones]

Maybe, in fact probably. But one danger sports present that on campus classes don’t: getting a bunch of big sweaty people to fly in a big airplane from one area of the country to another so they can rub their big sweaty bodies all over each other and breathe real hard in each other’s faces. And then they get on a big airplane and fly home. “Yes let’s get our Kansas boys from a non-hotspot to fly on an airplane into a ‘rona hotspot to rub sweaty bodies all over people from a hotspot. Then we’ll all go back home. Also a lot of our fans will come, too.”

They all get tested multiple time a week.   They have an entire protocol in place, that's what they've been working on for 6 months.

[chum1]

He definitely has issues.

https://twitter.com/Jim_Jordan/status/1292847141422018562

[waks]

Again, P5 athletes; in most cases recipients of better medical oversight and care than 99% plus of the rest of the world.

https://twitter.com/MattRheaPhD/status/1292573866464772099?s=20

It's not about the athletes you rough ridin' dumbass.

I didn't say it was you rough ridin' dipshit.

Then why are we talking about the quality of healthcare the ATHLETES receive?

Apparently you're utterly incapable of reading the room.

It amazes me that you remember to breathe sometimes.

I'm not the dimwit incapable of understanding the primary reason (excuse)  the UP's are using to cancel the season.   

Ok, so you're arguing with a wall (something anyone that converses with you can relate to)

[sonofdaxjones]

Again, P5 athletes; in most cases recipients of better medical oversight and care than 99% plus of the rest of the world.

https://twitter.com/MattRheaPhD/status/1292573866464772099?s=20

It's not about the athletes you rough ridin' dumbass.

I didn't say it was you rough ridin' dipshit.

Then why are we talking about the quality of healthcare the ATHLETES receive?

Apparently you're utterly incapable of reading the room.

It amazes me that you remember to breathe sometimes.

I'm not the dimwit incapable of understanding the primary reason (excuse)  the UP's are using to cancel the season.   

Ok, so you're arguing with a wall (something anyone that converses with you can relate to)

Again, I'm not the dummy who attempted to project something that I never said.   I'll remind you again.  I never once said it was entirely just about the football players.   You were being dumb, and you're still being dumb.   Which is BAU for you.

[SkinnyBenny]

Maybe, in fact probably. But one danger sports present that on campus classes don’t: getting a bunch of big sweaty people to fly in a big airplane from one area of the country to another so they can rub their big sweaty bodies all over each other and breathe real hard in each other’s faces. And then they get on a big airplane and fly home. “Yes let’s get our Kansas boys from a non-hotspot to fly on an airplane into a ‘rona hotspot to rub sweaty bodies all over people from a hotspot. Then we’ll all go back home. Also a lot of our fans will come, too.”

They all get tested multiple time a week.   They have an entire protocol in place, that's what they've been working on for 6 months.

And yet they still have absolute shitloads of teams suspending practice because cases keep ripping through their teams.

[sonofdaxjones]

Maybe, in fact probably. But one danger sports present that on campus classes don’t: getting a bunch of big sweaty people to fly in a big airplane from one area of the country to another so they can rub their big sweaty bodies all over each other and breathe real hard in each other’s faces. And then they get on a big airplane and fly home. “Yes let’s get our Kansas boys from a non-hotspot to fly on an airplane into a ‘rona hotspot to rub sweaty bodies all over people from a hotspot. Then we’ll all go back home. Also a lot of our fans will come, too.”

They all get tested multiple time a week.   They have an entire protocol in place, that's what they've been working on for 6 months.

And yet they still have absolute shitloads of teams suspending practice because cases keep ripping through their teams.

If they have absolutely no travel protocol and if the other team isn't practicing any type of protocol then you have a point.

[pissclams]

Maybe, in fact probably. But one danger sports present that on campus classes don’t: getting a bunch of big sweaty people to fly in a big airplane from one area of the country to another so they can rub their big sweaty bodies all over each other and breathe real hard in each other’s faces. And then they get on a big airplane and fly home. “Yes let’s get our Kansas boys from a non-hotspot to fly on an airplane into a ‘rona hotspot to rub sweaty bodies all over people from a hotspot. Then we’ll all go back home. Also a lot of our fans will come, too.”

They all get tested multiple time a week.   They have an entire protocol in place, that's what they've been working on for 6 months.

And yet they still have absolute shitloads of teams suspending practice because cases keep ripping through their teams.

If they have absolutely no travel protocol and if the other team isn't practicing any type of protocol then you have a point.

too bad our country didn't protocol months ago, sounds like they really work

[michigancat]

Maybe, in fact probably. But one danger sports present that on campus classes don’t: getting a bunch of big sweaty people to fly in a big airplane from one area of the country to another so they can rub their big sweaty bodies all over each other and breathe real hard in each other’s faces. And then they get on a big airplane and fly home. “Yes let’s get our Kansas boys from a non-hotspot to fly on an airplane into a ‘rona hotspot to rub sweaty bodies all over people from a hotspot. Then we’ll all go back home. Also a lot of our fans will come, too.”

They all get tested multiple time a week.   They have an entire protocol in place, that's what they've been working on for 6 months.

And yet they still have absolute shitloads of teams suspending practice because cases keep ripping through their teams.

If they have absolutely no travel protocol and if the other team isn't practicing any type of protocol then you have a point.

too bad our country didn't protocol months ago, sounds like they really work

I want a protocol that is safe enough to allow college football but not so crazy that it closes bars or something like that.

[sonofdaxjones]

Our top doctors told us not to wear masks.

Our politicians locked everyone up in their houses and only made it worse.   Initially, the mayor of our largest city told people to get out and party.

[pissclams]

athletes give up their right to not protocol the day they sign that scholarship offer, i made no such concession and have a god given american right to party balls yolo

[michigancat]

athletes give up their right to not protocol the day they sign that scholarship offer, i made no such concession and have a god given american right to party balls yolo

It's important to note that while protocol allows me the right to go to bars, under no rough ridin' circumstances is Skyler Thompson allowed in aggieville

[bucket]

We still don't crack the top 25 even if the Big 10 and Pac 12 cancel their seasons.

 

[steve dave]

https://twitter.com/wingoz/status/1292877095044030464


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[Pete]

This is our best opportunity to get Nebraska back in the conference and we should pounce

Texas admins need to write a heartfelt "we were wrong, please come back" letter in order to make this happen, IMO.

[steve dave]

NU, imagine having at least one school you could look down your nose at again. WOW!

[steve dave]

https://twitter.com/RedditCFB/status/1292863504337248256

[pissclams]

how the turn tables indeed

[wetwillie]

eff Nebraska. I hope they never play another game.






*yes let them in, I miss them.

[steve dave]

bring'em home whatever the name of the boss of the Big 12 is

https://twitter.com/Sean_Callahan/status/1292859236213547008

[PurpleOil]

I am for practically any scenario that rids this conference of Baylor. If we were to gain Nubs and Iowa... 2020 would turn into the best year ever.

I've been enjoying the roller coaster ride of speculation, but seeing how everything else is going, I have a sad feeling about how this is going to end (before it begins) for the BigXII.

[steve dave]

No crap, but still


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[8manpick]

If we were to gain Nubs and Iowa... 2020 would turn into the best year ever.

Think I have to disagree with this one

[Rage Against the McKee]

We just need to hold out until Nebraska leave the Big 10 for us, and then cancel the season on their asses.

[steve dave]

If we were to gain Nubs and Iowa... 2020 would turn into the best year ever.

Think I have to disagree with this one

yeah, I can still remember some other better years for various reasons