You didn’t think it was going to be easy, did you? After the dissexed and unpredictable paintings of a school football season, did you expect to enter Monday night’s national championship game without walking the tightrope of the COVID-19 tests and finding contacts that groups have been walking for 4 months?
Every day of this season has been a series of moments of moderation, with groups overnight if they played this week’s game. Why Alabama vs. Alabama Would Ohio State for the name of school football playoffs be different?
To be clear, starting Tuesday afternoon, the championship game will most likely be played as scheduled Monday in Miami, which is true when rumors about COVID-19 disorders in the state of Ohio began to emerge in previous school football rumors in the week, and that is true over time that has been made public through an AL report. com about the which had taken place discussions.
Subsequent statements from the state of Ohio and school football playoffs make it clear that the Buckeyes intend to play on Monday, with warnings that things can become nothing in this COVID-19 world. For the record, the feeling around school football on Tuesday was that what was at stake was too high and the logistics too complicated to delay the game unless the Buckeyes were so few that gambling put their team’s health and protection at risk.
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But doesn’t the fact that we have this discussion less than a week from a championship game show what high-level act this game had to perform?
Let’s be gentle: if Monday’s game goes as scheduled, it will be because of a plan or foresight by school football managers, especially tolerance for threats and stupid luck.
In this week’s post-verbal exchange with administrators, there is a sense of amazement that the game has come so far given the degrees of COVID-19 in the country, the touch look for protocols that have made it complicated just to have a list of reps to have and the general lack of leadership in the game that has allowed meetings to do their own work.
Even in school football playoffs, we have a scenario in which any of the national championship groups are subject to other verification mandates and other regulations about what happens when a player has a positive result. protocols as they did in their meetings in which they have been involved throughout the season.
Forget who’s right or who’s wrong. The very concept that players are tested the week before a national championship adjustment is unfair, absurd and absolutely reflects the fact that no one is aware of this sport.
Throughout the season, schools have been filming scenes, and infrequently publicly, in clemson’s case and the state of Florida, about formulating or using COVID-19 and locating contacts as an excuse to dodge games.
Even Nick Saban’s daughter has introduced a theory on Twitter that Ohio State needs to buy time for Quarterback Justin Fields to recover from an unsopopulated torso/rib injury sustained in the semi-finals. He later apologized.
The most productive way to pass the unscathed playoffs through COVID-19 was to plan a bubble with the 4 groups in a city, play back-to-back matches and sometimes keep players and coaches confined to hotels and educational areas. such setup paintings during major league playoffs, for example, and as we’ve noticed the school football season, groups believe that city-to-city travel has been the main cause of epidemics.
It is not known how serious COVID-19 disorders are in the state of Ohio or if they can be handled smoothly, but it is not unexpected that the fact that campus groups to New Orleans/Dallas, campus and then South Florida over a two-week period, would result in a risk detail.
Maybe everything is fine on Monday and school football can nevertheless expire, but even with a single game to play, there are still many reasons to be nervous until the start time.