NCAA created a rule that you cannot get a COVID waiver. But, otherwise

Aug 10, 2020
11:54:42am

Doogal McCougar Truly Addicted User

your suggestion is the way to go. And, allow players to transfer if they vote to play but the school elects to not play as originally (re)scheduled.

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Not that college presidents care, but the solution is simple:

Future_Tacos

8/10/20 11:50am

But they might get Covid!

BYUALWAYSNUM1

8/10/20 11:51am

It's even possible that they might develop symptoms.

TailgateU

8/10/20 2:33pm

If the players can't smell blood, football is pretty much doomed.

BYUALWAYSNUM1

8/10/20 2:54pm

You have the players who want to play sign a waiver, and those that opt out get an auto redshirt season if they want it.

Turnpike Lane

8/10/20 11:52am

That's what my son signed for his cross country team.

byukarl

8/10/20 11:53am

NCAA created a rule that you cannot get a COVID waiver. But, otherwise

Doogal McCougar

8/10/20 11:54am

then they can waive that rule as well

byukarl

8/10/20 11:55am

NCAA making stupid choices again. The players are adults, not children. Let them sign a waiver if they want to play.

Turnpike Lane

8/10/20 11:56am

NCAA needs to be blown up

kotacoug

8/10/20 12:00pm

NCAA really wants to have the red states schools cancel on their own

ABCoug

8/10/20 12:19pm

It’s not that simple

I'mBatman

8/10/20 12:15pm

No one said that it will go smoothly

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