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leaked last night, vote today and we play 10/17 ...
I told you on the “are you watching” thread, post #5.
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Get Startedleaked last night, vote today and we play 10/17 ...
There would have been a yes from the start if there was an option for "Yes, even though things will be worse."
Do I win a prize yet?
D1 CFB is a profit center, and it is manipulated accordingly to maximize profit. The winners are not the teams, and not even the champions. The winners are Disney, Nike, ATT, Capital One, Coca Cola, Google, et.al.
The shells are the "matchups" "rivalries" and "traditions" -- and especially the Garbage Bowl games ... the pea would be our gain and benefit, but it's all a canard; a prevarication; a lie -- and we keep pointing at the shells, and they continually turn up empty, because the game constantly repeats year in and out, and our memories are short, especially when it comes to losing. So, we keep on playing the game that we can never win.
Except I've retired.
This national championship comedy? It's kabuki for the masses to remain engaged in the sport for as long as possible to make money for the "partners."
Same price as everybody else who would have voted if that had been an option.
Except the only thing is things actually aren?t worse. Cases, hospitalizations and deaths are all down, and remedies are being improved almost daily.
Thing is, the big business and the big money is relatively new. It?s a byproduct of the explosion in communications technologies that occurred after you and I started watching college football in the 60s.
Probably when you and I started watching, the game was not much different than it had been a decade before, or two decades before, or five decades before, or longer.
To me the reasons I started following college football and continue to do so still remain, regardless of the change in economics.
Every time I look at that beautiful stadium on my television ? which I wouldn?t be doing if it weren?t for the enhanced capabilities of technology that have been developed ? I?m transported back to the days of my youth, ushering alums to their seats as part of the scout usher program, and then sitting and watching the games from the stone cold stadium steps.
Except for I?m a lot more comfortable.
Now, a few weeks away from 60, that shit would probably be pretty old.
Really quick - speaking to exploitation ? the players definitely are sharing in the wealth. Perhaps that comes after college football ends, and maybe that should be addressed, but wealth opportunities for players are substantially greater than they used to be.
So do you see it yet?Except the only thing is things actually aren?t worse. Cases, hospitalizations and deaths are all down, and remedies are being improved almost daily.
So do you see it yet?
LOL, flu kills more people every year, and coronavirus is made up anyway
I'm not so sure these masks even work. Where I live masks are mandatory and everyone is wearing them but the numbers are higher now than ever.
LOL, flu kills more people every year, and coronavirus is made up anyway
not a single Michigan game has been cancelled.
it seems like the team may have thought some of the games were cancelled, since they didn't show up
Having read many studies that indicated that homemade masks can reduce ?exposure to respiratory infections?, it?s somewhat intuitive as well. But they in no way prevent the transmission of infectious mucous. Not by even a safe margin. This study from 2008 is telling, because of its publication date. link.
But people don?t seem to realize that masks alone are woefully insufficient, and they think that it allows for ?normal? behavior. Those who get inside the ?safe zone? are risking infecting others and being infected.
It would be better that they not wear a mask and keep their distance.
However, the hysteria that CV19 is injecting among the ?public? is as or more harmful than the virus itself. Hundreds of millions of people are infected with that.
I think I saw them on the field. They were social distancing from the endzone, and the opposing runningbacks, the opposing receivers...it seems like the team may have thought some of the games were cancelled, since they didn't show up
I think I saw them on the field. They were social distancing from the endzone, and the opposing runningbacks, the opposing receivers...
I'm not so sure these masks even work. Where I live masks are mandatory and everyone is wearing them but the numbers are higher now than ever.
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