(04-01-2021 01:16 PM)Tribeheart Wrote:  Though game planning/preparation is thrown out the door this late in the week, logic says make up the missed W&M game at JMU on Sat.

Even if game planning is thrown out, I'd imagine the logistics of travel are hard to orchestrate for a group as large as a football team in two days. Would they just jump on a bus Saturday morning and go straight to the stadium?

(04-01-2021 02:08 PM)mrjoolius Wrote:  

(04-01-2021 01:16 PM)Tribeheart Wrote:  Though game planning/preparation is thrown out the door this late in the week, logic says make up the missed W&M game at JMU on Sat.

Even if game planning is thrown out, I'd imagine the logistics of travel are hard to orchestrate for a group as large as a football team in two days. Would they just jump on a bus Saturday morning and go straight to the stadium?

In an open week the teams practice differently. They lift weights differently. Their entire schedule is changed. Making a decision 2 days out to shift gears and play somebody else, even if a familiar foe, would be irresponsible.

This no attendance nonsense must stop.The virus is going to be with us forever !! Adminiatrators, wake up and let us in,those who are scared stay home,the rest of us want normalcy

(04-19-2021 05:58 AM)LION KING Wrote:  This no attendance nonsense must stop.The virus is going to be with us forever !! Adminiatrators, wake up and let us in,those who are scared stay home,the rest of us want normalcy

Yeah, some random guy on a message board read something on the internet that says so! Stop putting the evil agenda of the Department of Health ahead of fans who want to watch a game in person instead of still being able to watch the games online!