[BostonCard]

I can't stop watching that gif.

BC

It is an outstanding gif!!

BTW, the dig on B10 for missing the league's biggest matchup - think Farm93 means tOSU v. Michigan - no one cares . . . especially this year.  tOSU gets "in" the CCG and Michigan avoids another beat down.  Win-win, right?

Random comment:  not that we'll ever see it, but I'd be interested in reading a compilation of all players who tested positive and sat out a game (or games) due to Covid; all players who sat out games due to "close contact" quarantining protocols (without first testing positive); and how many in group 2, also ended up in Group 1.  And given Mills' situation, you probably want to include number of kids who sat out games due to inaccurate positive test (or whatever it was that forced Mills and "close contacts" of his to sit out Oregon game).

This is the closest you are going to get:
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/12/11/sport...tball.html

The Times also laments the lack of transparency from schools:

The remaining schools, many of them public institutions, released no statistics or limited information about their athletic departments, or they stopped providing data just ahead of football season. This had the effect of drawing a curtain of secrecy around college sports during the gravest public health crisis in the United States in a century.

BC

[BostonCard]

I can't stop watching that gif.

BC

It is an outstanding gif!!

BTW, the dig on B10 for missing the league's biggest matchup - think Farm93 means tOSU v. Michigan - no one cares . . . especially this year.  tOSU gets "in" the CCG and Michigan avoids another beat down.  Win-win, right?

Random comment:  not that we'll ever see it, but I'd be interested in reading a compilation of all players who tested positive and sat out a game (or games) due to Covid; all players who sat out games due to "close contact" quarantining protocols (without first testing positive); and how many in group 2, also ended up in Group 1.  And given Mills' situation, you probably want to include number of kids who sat out games due to inaccurate positive test (or whatever it was that forced Mills and "close contacts" of his to sit out Oregon game).

This is the closest you are going to get:
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/12/11/sport...tball.html

The Times also laments the lack of transparency from schools:

The remaining schools, many of them public institutions, released no statistics or limited information about their athletic departments, or they stopped providing data just ahead of football season. This had the effect of drawing a curtain of secrecy around college sports during the gravest public health crisis in the United States in a century.

BC