don't make me cry.

There is too much unknown now for having mass gatherings of people.  One thing for sure is that with mass gatherings, the COVID-19 is spread rapidly.  If the virus is not contained, then there will most likely be no mass gatherings, which could include college football.  Even if fans are not allowed at the games, there are at least 250 people present when two teams play a game. 

The Los Angeles mayor has banned all large mass gatherings such as sporing events or concerts until 2021.  There is a good probablity that other major cities will announce the same protocol.  Right now there is no planned treatment or vaccine, so why would anyone want to subject themselves or other people to a potential deadly disease?  Some people who have been infected and recovered in Korea are now testing positive for COVID-19.   In addition, people showing no symptoms are carriers and spreaders of the virus.  Now how would someone feel if they were asymptomatic, took the virus home, infected a loved one, and the family members died?

Colleges may lose money this fall if there is no season, but you can be assured that these cash cows will make up the money in the upcoming seasons.  If these programs come knocking on my door for funds to prop up their programs, I just simply cannot donate.  Since March I have lots three months of income and potentially will lose three more.  Perhaps they can prop me up with some of their reserve funds!!! 

There is lots of income generated through college football, and there is also lots of excessive waste.  Now is the time for colleges to re-evaluate their budgets and start making appropriate cuts that will allow them to operate on a shoe string budge.

Last edited by catfishboy (4/19/2020 2:45 pm)

Maybe Ole Miss will provide a custom mask for season ticket holders!!!  The custom mask could have the Ole Miss script logo on it.  For fan day, the school could have a red mask game and a blue mask game. 

Paper sacks will suffice.