[Farm93]

Book was terrific and Tirico is still a jackass. Dungy makes a joke about social distancing when the Domer kids rush the field. There will be a Covid price to pay.

Like what?  300 positive tests for college kids who will all be fine?

The old and vulnerable . . . we need to take care of ourselves and quit bitching and moaning at the younger, healthier set, who obviously have other priorities.  That's part-sarcasm, obviously, but not all of it.

P.S. Book is the ultimate gamer and is the definition of "pocket presence."

I don't think you understand the "risk".

Indiana has an accelerating number of cases.   The celebrating fans, students and community members are real risks to the program.

If ND players were exposed on field, on campus, or around town on Saturday night, they would likely test positive on Wednesday or Thursday.   And if that happens they would then miss 2 games.  

That's the risk for the program.   Deaths and hospitalizations are apparently not the worry in the quest for college football revenue.   Losing a key player for one or two games is the concern, jeopardizing a chance at a national championship is the risk.

Think it can't happen?   Just ask Clemson or Wisconsin.

[Farm93]

Book was terrific and Tirico is still a jackass. Dungy makes a joke about social distancing when the Domer kids rush the field. There will be a Covid price to pay.

Like what?  300 positive tests for college kids who will all be fine?

The old and vulnerable . . . we need to take care of ourselves and quit bitching and moaning at the younger, healthier set, who obviously have other priorities.  That's part-sarcasm, obviously, but not all of it.

P.S. Book is the ultimate gamer and is the definition of "pocket presence."

I don't think you understand the "risk".

Indiana has an accelerating number of cases.   The celebrating fans, students and community members are real risks to the program.

If ND players were exposed on field, on campus, or around town on Saturday night, they would likely test positive on Wednesday or Thursday.   And if that happens they would then miss 2 games.  

That's the risk for the program.   Deaths and hospitalizations are apparently not the worry in the quest for college football revenue.   Losing a key player for one or two games is the concern, jeopardizing a chance at a national championship is the risk.

Think it can't happen?   Just ask Clemson or Wisconsin.