Good thing athletes are tested 3x per week, kept in a strict bubble, are forced to stay away from literally everyone else or they cannot play their sport, and universities are paying millions in safety protocol and testing. It would be terrible if they were to expose someone to COVID due to physical contact or being inside another person's 6 foot radius.

Meanwhile, the rest of the US population...

https://twitter.com/barstoolsports/statu...7038093313

You would think Bama fans would be used to this by now. Oh, we just won another national championship? How nice.

I do find it interesting that Alabama found a way --with no excuses-- to play an entire 13-game football schedule in this COVID year. While other "FBS" schools were flopping around cancelling games on game day, postponing games, and in some cases even refusing to play games at all this season, the Crimson Tide just rolled right on (pardon the pun).

Even though 69-yr old Nick Saban was diagnosed with COVID in late November, he didn't let it stop him or the Tide from winning games and championships. While everyone else seemed to be focused on COVID, Saban's team was focused on winning football games. As we all know, Saban is a no bull**** kind of guy. Maybe more people should consider taking a similar, more aggressive approach.