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Originally posted by Wildcat Khan View Post
I agree. Just look at the Marlins and Cardinals as an example of it in MLB. ESPN has a pretty good article detailing the NHL bubble and how it has led to normalcy minus the fans. Unlike the the NBA where players are sitting behind barricades in isolated chairs the NHL players are able to sit on the bench like normal and not just the next five on the ice isolated from the rest of the players and coaches.
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Originally posted by SW_Mustang View Post
About the only way I could see it working is if players who don't abide by the rules are kicked off the team, albeit there are so many issues with a plan like that I don't think it would ever go through. Even still, a lot of players would take the chance. The mentality of college kids doesn't typically line up with what's best for themselves or society, but that's also part of growing up I suppose.
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Originally posted by Packfootball View Post
ESPN reports that the PAC 12 has canceled all fall sports. Now waiting on ACC, Big 12 and SEC to make the call.
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Originally posted by sportsvine View Post
I could see the SEC really holding out as long as possible as those Southerners just love their college football. But, I believe it is a domino that is destined to fall.
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Originally posted by sportsvine View Post
I could see the SEC really holding out as long as possible as those Southerners just love their college football. But, I believe it is a domino that is destined to fall.
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Originally posted by bigmrg74 View Post
Yep. Sooner or later somebody like Vandy is going to look at the numbers and convince the Athletic department that there's no way they don't have half the team out 3 weeks after move in week. They cancel and then the SEC will look like clowns trying to rework their schedule and probably some other program will tap out as well, maybe Missouri, just because of the screw job they got from the schedule. Second SEC programs blink and probably the rest of them will all look at themselves and realize that none of them would want to get beat by both Bama and Covid this year.
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