College football outlook.

Texas football players are allowed to start training at the facility next week. Looks like there might be a season after all. What have you heard?

June 1st.

There will be football in the south. Guaranteed

Bring it!

the world just got a little brighter.

I think there will be fall sport, how many if any fans allowed in will be the question.

Go Longhorns. Go Baylor.

Yeah, that's what I'm worried about. Lots of older people go to games, I think that might be a serious issue.

NCAA said a few weeks ago that they wouldn’t have fall sports unless campuses operated normally, meaning students were on campus.

Unless they changed or change that stance, I don’t see it happening. Which would be awful.

BU is planning to have students on campus. Although, many courses will be hybrid, such that some students are in class physically, while others are engaging online in a live environment.

Dont see why kids cant go to classes. Shouldn't Liberty University be a example of how opening up universities can open up safety.

Looked as if everything was back to normal this morning. Neighborhood swimming pools werefullofchildren this morning.

This is a preview of tomorrow's morning paper.


."Texas A&M, SEC to allow voluntary workouts to begin in June
The A&M football team is set to begin camp in early August and is scheduled to host Abilene Christian on Sept. 5 in the season opener."

and in the Austin American Statesman, UT football hoping for corona stoppage of season.

I guess the can’t lose if they don’t play.

I bought my season tickets the last week of February.looks like I will get to use them.

What school?

really hoping that it happens

I thought the covid 19 would make a lot of people not renew their tickets looked today and Was shocked at how few season tickets are available.

We renewed out tickets, but dont get to select our new seats till the end of July. We usually select them in the beginning of May.

All Texas teams.

I've been thinking that with players sitting idle for so long the coming season might be more equally competitive.

If a college football stadiums holds 60,000 fans during past/normal games there is no way that many will be allowed in this fall. I hate it but I just don't see a full stadium being allowed.

Yeah, DKR holds 104000.

What will be interesting is what happens if certain schools close? What happens then? How does that play in at the national level? Let’s say team A is 8-0 and team B is 11-1...

When TU gets a loss or two, there will be no need for all those seats.

Oh, boy..... let me guess....an aggie?

Government will bail them out, doubtful any major schools vanish, maybe LSU lol

Neither, but have had the opportunity to sit in both student sections and yes, there is a big difference. Scratch that, a huge difference.

We have a top heisman candidate. Can't wait!

I think it’s going to boil down to individual states.
I think California. Oregon. Washington. Michigan will be out.

Bama is my second choice simply because of the kindness you have shown me on THF.

Got to respect the elders.