Indiana upsets Penn State.

Realignment-friendly.

JohnnyKozmo
Gamblers agree.
 

Barf,

It may not be a bad idea. I wonder if Jason would go for it, though...

11W would deserve a cut, I think.

eBay it?

https://www.ebay.com/b/Weird-Stuff/1466/bn_1865282

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cheeto-Shaped-Like-Patrick-s-High-Heel-Boots/303710678858?hash=item46b6912f4a:g:u28AAOSw-QtfdQxe

Sad and terrible news: My condolences to James Laurinaitis and his family.

Update: Per Sandy Barbour (VP for Intercollegiate Athletics - Penn State University). No public sale of tickets. No fans will be in attendance, at the games.

INDEPENDENCE VILLAGE 22, Why why on Earth would post such a thing?!!? Are you threatening this man's life?

That's an irresponsible, goddamn thing to post. Shame on you!

How many guys declaring "I read it!" does it take, before one (1) actually cites what he read?

On the podcast for being hot?

Another childish claim of "insider status", from behind the curtain of the internet.

Source? Who/what is it? Cite it!

Agreed. +1

Great point. +1.

That's a great summary. +1.

In Dirty Harry, Clint Eastwood said, "The law's crazy." It may be: It certainly can be confounding and maddening.

So, however remote the possibility may be, I won't be surprised if some lawyer finds some way to legalize the college bubble.

Maybe, the solution lies within academics itself  - somewhere between student-athletes and a university's medical, public health, law and science departments. In short, can a university's mission to educate and conduct research harnessed to the challenges of this pandemic, legally justify a bubble?   

Unc4life, your post is confusing: Are you stating there's a band affiliated with the NCAA called These Types of Waivers? And what makes you wonder if you're wrong, yet - somehow - "pretty sure?"

 Cwglee, per your "the vast majority of people are saying they are not concerned enough with the risk of covid to cancel many of their activities." Can you cite a source for your assertion? 

Buckeroo...you're not breaking anything. 

Like too many, you see the value 0.04 and stop thinking.

Keep thinking and you will recognize the risk of some terrible, post-COVID-19 complications, let alone the drain upon the healthcare system, posed by this pernicious virus. 

Keep thinking and you will realize, half of a college football roster is comprised of linemen.

Consider the average BMI data for NFL linemen:

NT 40.50
DT 38.22
G 38.05
T 36.73
C 36.72
DE 33.83
source: https://www.sportingcharts.com/articles/nfl/what-is-the-average-bmi-of-an-nfl-player.aspx

Keep thinking and you will discover college football linemen qualify as obese, per CDC guidelines:

People of any age with certain underlying medical conditions are at increased risk for severe illness from COVID-19:

http://Obesity (body mass index [BMI] of 30 or higher)

source:https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/need-extra-precautions/people-with-medical-conditions.html

This means, almost half of those on a college football roster are "at increased risk of severe illness from COVID-19."