Sports coming back

[Rakkin6]

Nope didn't watch it

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[chris1976]

No thanks. What America needs right now isn't sports, it needs a revival.


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[BamaProud]

It was a good game with no overtly political nonsense that I saw. The players came out with their arms locked, but that is not anything unusual. Teams have been doing that for years.

 

[BamaProud]

, it needs a revival.


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I don't disagree with that, but it is one step closer to normalcy.

 

[PillsburyDoughboy]

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[redblood]

Well its official. College football is back. Along with UFC, NASCAR, Golf, Basketball, and pretty much every other sport.

I have never watched any of the pro stuff, but the first college football game was entertaining. I know a lot of people aren't watching anymore, but I really think America needs it as some form of normalcy.

There will be no normalcy in sports this yr. Just thugs , pro and amateur, standing against the symbol of our liberty- to the roar of the situational patriots that support them.

 

[BamaProud]

Well its official. College football is back. Along with UFC, NASCAR, Golf, Basketball, and pretty much every other sport.

I have never watched any of the pro stuff, but the first college football game was entertaining. I know a lot of people aren't watching anymore, but I really think America needs it as some form of normalcy.

There will be no normalcy in sports this yr. Just thugs , pro and amateur, standing against the symbol of our liberty- to the roar of the situational patriots that support them.

Just this year? All athletes? That is a pretty broad bush you are painting with.

 

[BamaProud]

Alabama just announced that they plan a return to full stadiums (and classrooms) for Fall 2021.

Alabama's Fall Plans: No Capacity Restrictions in Classrooms, Stadiums

The University of Alabama plans to lift all capacity restrictions and return to face-to-face operations by fall — including in football stadiums — the

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[RUGER]

MLB is making the worst decisions possible.

Millionares arguing with Billionares over money (health/COVID is not even a significant part of their negations) to play a game that most of us played as children is not a good look.

Thus the reason I wouldn't watch it now if it was indeed the only sport on tv.
They ruined me years ago.

 

[PillsburyDoughboy]

Alabama just announced that they plan a return to full stadiums (and classrooms) for Fall 2021.

Alabama's Fall Plans: No Capacity Restrictions in Classrooms, Stadiums

The University of Alabama plans to lift all capacity restrictions and return to face-to-face operations by fall — including in football stadiums — the

www.outkick.com

The Biden Administration has everyone fooled. They have CNN pulling down the death ticker and convincing America that they vaccine is the answer. It was all Trumps fault and he is the savior. So why not?

 

[PillsburyDoughboy]

Thus the reason I wouldn't watch it now if it was indeed the only sport on tv.
They ruined me years ago.

I have not watched MLB since the strike in the 80's. The only exception was a couple of years back to see the Cubs take it all.

 

[BamaProud]

Fun fact:
There are more new Cases of COVID-19 this Labor Day weekend(2021) than there were last Labor Day weekend in 2020 when we had a lot of people telling us it was too dangerous to play or attend sporting events. Labor day weekend 2020 there were around 44,000 new cases daily, this weekend there are around 140,000 new cases.

 

[Rakkin6]

Fun fact:
There are more new Cases of COVID-19 this Labor Day weekend(2021) than there were last Labor Day weekend in 2020 when we had a lot of people telling us it was too dangerous to play or attend sporting events. Labor day weekend 2020 there were around 44,000 new cases daily, this weekend there are around 140,000 new cases.

Gotta rip the band aid off sometime I guess. What amazes me is that according to the CDC website there were only 6,000 cases of influenza last year. Typically influenza kills between 30,000 and 50,000 Americans a year. But yeah only 6,000 people even caught it last year.