The OFFICIAL 2020 College football RANDOM THOUGHTS thread

[smitty22]

i was loooking for UAB Miami game. go to ESPN and come to find out it's on the acc network

Shouldn’t be looking in the 1st place

 

[DropTopDoc]

Touchdown UAB!!!!! lets keep it under 54 tho!!!

so it’s a slug fest already 7-7

 

[darius19]

we look sluggish but only 1 quarter

 

[Trust Me]

I think this is the moment I knew I wanted to go to Texas. I mean I had always been to UT games as a kid and always envisioned myself there but this moment solidified it for me. @Numpsay

Nothing like going into the Horseshoe and walking out with that W

Ya’ll got notifications. What’s it say?

 

[PortCityProphet]

Shouldn’t be looking in the 1st place

Support the troops!!

 

[Freddie.Cane]

Diaz and his love for upperclassmen and walk-ons gone be the death of him

 

[Sauce Dab]

Shouldn’t be looking in the 1st place

You know you got your feet kicked up watching some football with a bud light lime in your hand

 

[smitty22]

You know you got your feet kicked up watching some football with a bud light lime in your hand

Nope just watched the Lakers Rockets game, now watching Serena while drinking a ice cold bottle of h2o

 

[PortCityProphet]

Fifteen SEC and Big 12 college towns have “uncontrollable” COVID levels. Yet, they plan to host as many as 25,000 fans for a game.

But while the party rages inside, signs of a pandemic bustle outside. Over the last week, Oxford holds the distinction of producing more new cases of COVID-19 a day (85 per 100,000 people) than any other college town whose school is playing football this fall. The state of Mississippi, in fact, has one of the highest seven-day positivity percentages in the U.S. and owns a higher daily infection rate than all but two states. Those two: Louisiana and Florida, also college football hubs planning to soon host games with as many as 25,000 people present.


According to data from the CDC, seven of the top eight states in highest infection rates are home to at least one SEC team, and nine of the league’s 14 college towns are producing enough cases daily to be deemed as sites with “uncontrollable spread,” according to the Harvard Global Health Institute. Harvard’s metric uses a seven-day rolling average of daily new virus cases per 100,000 people. Anything over 25 cases is considered uncontrollable.

Inside the Correlation Between College-Town Infection Rates and Football Fan Attendance | Sports Illustrated

Ryan" but what about the children" day need to read that article

 

[malbaker86]

I chuckled

 

[smitty22]

Inside the Correlation Between College-Town Infection Rates and Football Fan Attendance | Sports Illustrated

Ryan" but what about the children" day need to read that article

So you with me now, we ain’t watching these kids get put in Covid harms way

 

[O.iatlhawksfan]

We’re getting Tristan Leigh, Maason Smith, Brian Thomas, Korey Foreman and Sage Ryan, might fukk around and get the top spot

 

[RammerJammer]

I don't see one single upset tomorrow

 

[malbaker86]

We’re getting Tristan Leigh, Maason Smith, Brian Thomas, Korey Foreman and Sage Ryan, might fukk around and get the top spot

Y'all rebuilding in the trenches something serious

 

[PortCityProphet]

So you with me now, we ain’t watching these kids get put in Covid harms way

Just like all of americas wars I dont agree with em but I Support the Troops!