[Farm93]

But which two teams will be 4-0? Maybe the ones less eager to find positive cases before a big game?

"Pitt will be without about a half-dozen players for Saturday's game against Austin Peay" https://www.espn.com/college-football/st...s-saturday

I am happy to see professional athletes trying to make their sports work.  
Quite a few of those leagues have had only isolated COVID outbreaks.  
The athletes seem to understand that to get money from their sport and their sponsors they need to do everything possible to keep COVID out.
Amazing how $$$ can drive behaviors.

And yet, I watch these college conferences trying to wring money out of their amateurs and it just feels so wrong.
I understand the ACC, SEC and Big12 are likely chasing TV $$$, but what are those minor conferences with minimal TV revenue doing out there.

The early college football games has revealed to me that any top draft prospects should just opt out and prepare for their draft.

1.  Collecting a paycheck for their school; and 

2.  Winning!  (well, Arkansas State and the Ragin' Cajuns, anyway).

I am not sure I would visit Iowa State right now, but I am sure most of the kids will get out of town without also "winning" a case of COVID19.

[Farm93]

But which two teams will be 4-0? Maybe the ones less eager to find positive cases before a big game?

"Pitt will be without about a half-dozen players for Saturday's game against Austin Peay" https://www.espn.com/college-football/st...s-saturday

I am happy to see professional athletes trying to make their sports work.  
Quite a few of those leagues have had only isolated COVID outbreaks.  
The athletes seem to understand that to get money from their sport and their sponsors they need to do everything possible to keep COVID out.
Amazing how $$$ can drive behaviors.

And yet, I watch these college conferences trying to wring money out of their amateurs and it just feels so wrong.
I understand the ACC, SEC and Big12 are likely chasing TV $$$, but what are those minor conferences with minimal TV revenue doing out there.

The early college football games has revealed to me that any top draft prospects should just opt out and prepare for their draft.

1.  Collecting a paycheck for their school; and 

2.  Winning!  (well, Arkansas State and the Ragin' Cajuns, anyway).

I am not sure I would visit Iowa State right now, but I am sure most of the kids will get out of town without also "winning" a case of COVID19.