Big Ten Football Season in 2020?

Voted B1G only...but would be awesome to see Miami come up here in January

I think there will be a season of some sort, but I have no inkling as to what it might look like. Not voting yet, maybe later.

Cameron wrote:I think there will be a season of some sort, but I have no inkling as to what it might look like. Not voting yet, maybe later.

By mail? We don’t allow that here.

Where is the no fans option

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:Where is the no fans option

That usually happens in November at Spartan Stadium.

3-9

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:Where is the no fans option

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Turtleneck wrote:3-9

6-6

Turtleneck wrote:3-9

Get the Tuck out of here

There will be college football. There will be nfl football. The NBA playoffs will happen. I'm not sure about MLB and nhl because no one really cares, but probably. Not sure about fans.

WhiteBoyHatcher wrote:There will be college football. There will be nfl football. The NBA playoffs will happen. I'm not sure about MLB and nhl because no one really cares, but probably. Not sure about fans.

Not that I'm a Marlins fan, but they probably would have an advantage in adjusting, as they've been playing without fans at their home games for years.

WhiteBoyHatcher wrote:There will be college football. There will be nfl football. The NBA playoffs will happen. I'm not sure about MLB and nhl because no one really cares, but probably. Not sure about fans.

A lot of people are going to be upset if there's no NASCAR. I'm sure someone who lives in a big white house out east is desperately trying to come to their rescue.

Who knows but I sure hope so. Young people are at lower risk so it seems like sports are do able. Just have the refs up in a booth watching the games on tv monitors and a red light lights up on the side of the court/field alerting everyone a foul has been committed.

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:

Turtleneck wrote:3-9

6-6

steveschneider wrote:Who knows but I sure hope so. Young people are at lower risk so it seems like sports are do able. Just have the refs up in a booth watching the games on tv monitors and a red light lights up on the side of the court/field alerting everyone a foul has been committed.

The young people at a lower risk thing is the worst rationale for starting back up. Based on the recent findings, they aren't any less likely to contract the disease, and they can still spread it. Not to mention, while the risk of hospitalization/ICU/death may be lower, they CAN die from it. All it takes is one.

DWags wrote:

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:Where is the no fans option

That usually happens in November at Spartan Stadium.

so true

Floyd Robertson wrote:

WhiteBoyHatcher wrote:There will be college football. There will be nfl football. The NBA playoffs will happen. I'm not sure about MLB and nhl because no one really cares, but probably. Not sure about fans.

A lot of people are going to be upset if there's no NASCAR. I'm sure someone who lives in a big white house out east is desperately trying to come to their rescue.

Straight up tyranny if it doesnt happen. What will NASCAR fans do with their lives of no NASCAR? Will life even be worth living?

MiamiSpartan wrote:

steveschneider wrote:Who knows but I sure hope so. Young people are at lower risk so it seems like sports are do able. Just have the refs up in a booth watching the games on tv monitors and a red light lights up on the side of the court/field alerting everyone a foul has been committed.

The young people at a lower risk thing is the worst rationale for starting back up. Based on the recent findings, they aren't any less likely to contract the disease, and they can still spread it. Not to mention, while the risk of hospitalization/ICU/death may be lower, they CAN die from it. All it takes is one.

I'm not going to argue it too much, I agree with everything you wrote...I guess I buy into the idea that some how we are going to have to find a balance of getting going where we can. If there's some innovative and safe way to get sports going again. At the very least it seems like tennis and golf are do able. I do buy into the notion that poverty also can kill and cost lives so I think we do have to find ways to get things going if possible.