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See, this is the problem and why I'm so upset about my new neighbors. If my town is attractive enough to move to, why the hell do they want to change it to look like the one they ran away from? Welcome folks. Just embrace what you've gained, quit f**cking with my life.

I'm looking forward to the coverage and introduction the stadium. That thing is ridiculous. I hope Chucky is more awake for Monday night than the fool in Denver.

Has to be . It can't be enticing to go play there, imagine having to practice. It's actually dangerous right now.

They're leaving in droves. I picked up about a thousand new neighbors in the last year. You're next.

MWC will play a Nov. - Jan. season according to a guy on Ramnation. Won’t reveal his source, but this guy isn’t prone to bullshit. Cross your fingers.

You want fries with that?

Maybe I read too much into this, but it sounds like you either get to pick spring or fall. https://www.saturdaydownsouth.com/sec-football/football-oversight-committee-reveals-recommendations-for-pac-12-spring-season/ AFA got a waiver to compete for the CIC trophy. I'm not sure how that works.

"A few games" would be nuts. You can have eight in the spring (yeah, I know that spring is not a done deal). If you go with a 3-4 game season in the fall, you're done. Not eligible for spring. I think we could all play right now, BUT the way things are being written we all lose if we try.

I guarantee Hawaii is also out with their quarantine rules.

I wouldn't be opposed to that. It might be fun to finish out but I don't see a lot of participation forthcoming.

So Navy was so careful that they didn't even have contact in practice, and they still got BYU sick??

@Billings then @masterfrog, let's try to finish what we started.

LT came to The Fort and did basically nothing. Of course that was his frosh year and spent the game on the sideline, but by God he did no damage to our stellar defense.

@GoState99755 is slacking. My turn. I'll take Colorado State. And BYU (I hate BYU). Go, @GoState99755

And how dangerous is it? I'm assuming it's not something you'd want to fight through and play, but once it's healed it's no big deal. That just seems to make sense.

Thanks. I didn't figure an EKG would see that. Either way, just do the test and move on. I wouldn't want my son playing if he had that inflammation, but I also figure it heals fairly quickly without any permanent damage. You definitely sound more knowledgeable than I am regarding this. Please enlighten me with some facts. Serious request.

I don't know how you check for it. It's a soft tissue inflammation, so whatever technology can see that....

@GoState99755 let's go. @bigd is sticking with Hawaii.

A month ago, I was 100% in that camp. Now I'm beginning to wonder It might happen.

Awesome!!! Except you took away UConn as the final pick. No need to fix it now, relax. Just make sure I get UConn in the end please.

And you'd have two weeks to deal with it. Not a perfect season, but a much healthier option for student athletes than what the MWC is doing now.

We were actually looking to borrow some cash from our sisters up north, but then found out that they're flat ass broke. The last I heard the governor up there was looking to sell a couple of his single wide mobile homes to make the payment on his double wide.

As I said months ago... Cut the season to conference only, 8 games. Only play every other week allowing for a 14 day automatic quarantine between games. Have conferences schedule their season on alternating weeks to enhance TV options. If a player/coach/etc. test positive after a game then they go hide out for a while. Returning to play would be dependent on an MRI (ultrasound?) showing no myocarditis or other malady's and a clean covid test. 85 man rosters made up of extremely low risk individuals would provide plenty of roster to have a team ready on game day. We're not talking about t

This could have been solved so easily.

@Boise fan, would you mind updating the chart with the addition of the multiple Hawaii picks and of course, Austin Peay? Thanks.