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Worked well in middle school though.

Seriously?

Glad I'm not a teenager in today's society.

Just out of curiosity, which ones?😉

I'd rather wear garlic around my neck - that might help with social distancing. 🤢

Yeah, but did they study anyone other than Lou Holtz and Sylvester the cat?

Claim every season without a loss plus 1983. That would make 10. Nice round number.

I think the rule is if you have a game scheduled and you don't show up, you forfeit. I can see California colleges all going 0-12.

To be fair, that was a tougher generation and didn't have the luxury of many of the vaccinations we have today. I had an uncle with polio and he used crutches to get around, but it didn't slow him down much. Hard to comprehend that lifestyle today.

I'll bet he wasn't hiding in his house during the 57 and 68 flu pandemics either was he?

Depends mainly on the age group you're examining. Article link if interested (it's a conservative publication so you've been warned). The charts are from Netherlands because according to the article, the CDC hasn't published anything like it for the U.S. https://www.conservativereview.com/news/horowitz-one-chart-exposes-lie-behind-universal-lockdowns/

I imagine the numbers are .002 or .2%. Percents can fool you in math. Then were looking at over 600,000 deaths which is obviously not accurate. The final statistics of this "pandemic" will be eye opening if they ever come out without bias.

Move him along before tenure.

We've had a guy come from Division II and start for us at center, and a right tackle from the worst Division I program in football. It's not necessarily how good this guy is, it's more about what we have now talent wise and experience wise. If it's an upgrade, it is good.

Personal experience - the master teacher.