08-30-2020, 07:37 PM
Now Auburn has joined the outbreak party. 9 players tested positive and 7 others were designated as high risk.
I guess once the conference decided to go for it, then nothing will get in their way.
https://www.espn.com/college-football/st...ted-issues
I just wonder if the conference privately determined how bad it would need to get before they would automatically stop the games.
I hope the players recover, but can't help but wonder how quickly things will spiral out of control when players and coaches travel since most agree that travel will be one of the more problematic aspects of trying to play games.
I guess once the conference decided to go for it, then nothing will get in their way.
https://www.espn.com/college-football/st...ted-issues
I just wonder if the conference privately determined how bad it would need to get before they would automatically stop the games.
I hope the players recover, but can't help but wonder how quickly things will spiral out of control when players and coaches travel since most agree that travel will be one of the more problematic aspects of trying to play games.

