2020 offseason thread

[Cascadia]

Chances that game is actually played is 20%

[pdub]

Under/over set at 4.5 games played.

[Deleted User 318]

Under/over set at 4.5 games played.

Under, but I'll say we do play the Coastal game. I think October stoppage after university outbreaks start running rampant.

[Cascadia]

I’ll take the under as well as long as we’re talking about games played prior to January 1st

[NewtonHawk11]

I'll say over.

Games with fans in the stands though, under.

[NewtonHawk11]

Still a longs way to go but hearing that Miles Kendrick has been the best QB out of the bunch and is in line to be the starter this fall and incoming FR Jalon Daniels is next in line. I think they'd like to RS Daniels though if possible.

Also side note, kstate allowing 25% of fans. No tailgating allowed. I would imagine KU will be around the same.

[Deleted User 318]

Introducing fans is just going to increase the chance the season will be canceled before the final game. And will kill people. Why can't Americans just do the right thing.

[NewtonHawk11]

Yeah. With the way TV is now, there is literally ZERO need to attend a game in person this year. Zero.

[jfish26]

Yeah. With the way TV is now, there is literally ZERO need to attend a game in person this year. Zero.

Not to mention - going to a 1/4-full game or whatever won't even be enjoyable.

[Deleted User 318]

Especially football. I enjoy going to games for fan interactions and tailgating, but watching football on a nice TV with a six pack of beer and a plate of nachos is such a better experience than trying to watch in a stadium.

[Deleted User 318]

Yeah. With the way TV is now, there is literally ZERO need to attend a game in person this year. Zero.

Not to mention - going to a 1/4-full game or whatever won't even be enjoyable.

The Jayhawks have been practicing social distancing in the stands way before COVID.

[jhawks99]

So, Alex Smith...

[NewtonHawk11]

Yikes Big Ten

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[PhDhawk]

Yikes Big Ten

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Voter Fraud?

[holidaysmore]

KSU approved for just under 15k fans in the stands for this year. Have to expect KU will be around the same.

[NewtonHawk11]

Les said today 117 people within football program have been tested. 40 of them were positive at one point or another. But nobody is currently positive or quarantining at the moment. Good news for them.

[NewtonHawk11]

On a side note. Les is really praising the help from the Kansas Team Healthcare group that Long initiated last year. Kind of perfect timing for that whole thing to happen. It would not be good for the past structure of team health to be fighting this pandemic. Probably really good that they have a ton of doctors at their disposal to help tell the teams and athletic department what to do.

[holidaysmore]

That is certainly good news. I watched the Facebook series for KU football yesterday and it was mildly disappointing. Mostly just an interview with Jeff Long and an interview with Les that I quit early.

[surly]

Introducing fans is just going to increase the chance the season will be canceled before the final game. And will kill people. Why can't Americans just do the right thing.

woke.

[NewtonHawk11]

That is certainly good news. I watched the Facebook series for KU football yesterday and it was mildly disappointing. Mostly just an interview with Jeff Long and an interview with Les that I quit early.

That lady doing the interviewing is awful. And it's just slow. Definitely needs to step.