- Phil
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Re: March Madness OFF, men's & women's
As other posters have mentioned you really have to feel for the women's team. They were rolling at the right time and most likely would've won it all.
While I read about the virus having a good chance of reaching here a few months back I really didn't consider the implications it is having on day to day life cancellations of all sorts of things including sports.
I guess there's a few remaining sports left. Has anyone watched UFC or would consider it for the mean time? As of right now they're planning to let the show go on. I believe there's also a German soccer league still playing also.
- OldMacManaic
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Re: March Madness OFF, men's & women's
Phil wrote:
As other posters have mentioned you really have to feel for the women's team. They were rolling at the right time and most likely would've won it all.
gotta feel for the student-athletes across the board, esp the seniors. I'm thinking of someone like Haley Cruse, who stuck it out during the White-to-Lombardi turmoil when so many others bailed. (must be brutal time for Mike White and UT-Austin softball right now; girls actually have to go to class).
there's chatter that the NCAA is considering changing eligibility rules and roster-size limits to enable some senior 2019-20 spring and even winter student-athletes to return for an additional season next year. (you can find links on Ken Goe's Twitter.) not sure how it would work, and I doubt Sab, Ruthy, Satou, or Minyon would return, but would be a great thing for non-redshirt seniors who had their seasons scrubbed.
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Re: March Madness OFF, men's & women's
This also sucks ass
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