[Farm93]

 If, as implied in the article, schools may be opening for in person classes expressly to allow CFB to happen, that is negligence that will cost people lives.

The SEC schools have very few financial resources and exist in states unlikely to help much as their budgets will be overwhelmed by COVID 2nd surge and 2nd wave costs.   The football programs, if they were standalone entities, would be worth billions.   Therefore they have to keep those things going, if at all possible.

These are the same states that are opening public schools right now.   If the K-12 can go to school why not the higher education facilities? 

Sigh...
Only in the USA would it seem plausible to open schools and sports in a region overwhelmed by a deadly pandemic.
I guess that is why "Some People" suggest we are doing a great job against COVID19!

[Farm93]

 If, as implied in the article, schools may be opening for in person classes expressly to allow CFB to happen, that is negligence that will cost people lives.

The SEC schools have very few financial resources and exist in states unlikely to help much as their budgets will be overwhelmed by COVID 2nd surge and 2nd wave costs.   The football programs, if they were standalone entities, would be worth billions.   Therefore they have to keep those things going, if at all possible.

These are the same states that are opening public schools right now.   If the K-12 can go to school why not the higher education facilities? 

Sigh...
Only in the USA would it seem plausible to open schools and sports in a region overwhelmed by a deadly pandemic.
I guess that is why "Some People" suggest we are doing a great job against COVID19!