Big 10 just voted to move to the spring.
- Thread starter mavcock
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IMO...either they all play in fall or no one plays in the fall. Playing in the spring is useless.
1918 Football Schedule
Season Record
https://gamecocksonline.com/sports/football/schedule/1918
Today's men are nothing but wussies...
Season Record
- OVERALL2-1-1
- PCT.625
- CONF0-0-0
- PCT.000
- STREAKT1
- HOME1-1-0
- AWAY1-0-0
- NEUTRAL0-0-1
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NOV 2 (SAT) TBA
VS
CLEMSON
COLUMBIA, S.C.
L, 0-39 
NOV 16 (SAT) TBA
AT
FURMAN
GREENVILLE, S.C.
W, 20-12
NOV 23 (SAT) TBA
VS
WOFFORD
COLUMBIA, S.C.
W, 13-0
NOV 28 (THU) TBA
THE CITADEL
ORANGEBURG, S.C.
T, 0-0
https://gamecocksonline.com/sports/football/schedule/1918
Today's men are nothing but wussies...
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New century. Same result
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Because the top 100 or so players who are going to be drafted won't risk playing in the spring unless the NFL moves their schedule around.
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Considering the SEC or ACC won 13 of the last 14 national championships, what does it matter what the other conferences do?
Seems like I read an article yesterday that SEC was already negotiating an exclusive tv contract for this year.
Seems like I read an article yesterday that SEC was already negotiating an exclusive tv contract for this year.
Seriously, throw in the B12, and I think we could have a legitimate season and playoff.
Heck...maybe the PAC 12 will grow some balls and join the party. The Big 10 will be left holding nothing
1918 Football Schedule
Season Record
Scheduled Games
- OVERALL2-1-1
- PCT.625
- CONF0-0-0
- PCT.000
- STREAKT1
- HOME1-1-0
- AWAY1-0-0
- NEUTRAL0-0-1
NOV 2 (SAT) TBA
VS
CLEMSON
COLUMBIA, S.C.
L, 0-39
NOV 16 (SAT) TBA
AT
FURMAN
GREENVILLE, S.C.
W, 20-12
NOV 23 (SAT) TBA
VS
WOFFORD
COLUMBIA, S.C.
W, 13-0
NOV 28 (THU) TBA
THE CITADEL
ORANGEBURG, S.C.
T, 0-0
https://gamecocksonline.com/sports/football/schedule/1918
Today's men are nothing but wussies...
Life expectancy was 36 years old for men in 1918 for a reason.
Ten years less than the year before and year after.
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Don't see that happening. It has been reported all day that the doctors consulting the PAC-12 have said that you can't play in these conditions. The commissioner of the MAC said doctors consulting him said the same thing. That is why they cancelled their season. I think the medical advice is pretty much in consensus on this. The question is whether other conferences defy their advice and try to play.
And they still played on through the virus...
We are soft men... Maybe that's why you see Frank Thomas hocking Nugenix...
"The Big Hurt" my foot... More like "The Big Softy..."Need the boost of Nugenix...
Playing through the virus and not knowing how to act caused the dip in life expectancy (along with WWI) - they didn’t just soldier on because they were tough. We aren’t softer, we’re smarter. You think if they knew what we know now they’d all just yell YOLO and go for it?
(You know with the flip side of YOLO being YODO.)
Not total consensus—ACC lead Medical Dr from Duke has advised that football can be safely played and poses no greater risk ( I’m paraphrasing but something to that effect)
https://www.espn.com/college-footba...ll-football-season-played-safely?platform=amp
