Cincy can cancel next week again for covid and go to ny6 game since they are highest ranked Team outside of P5.What happens if Cinn cancels again next week?
No way. They will fall if they don't play. This is why Tulsa backing out would be funny!!! And fitting.Cincy can cancel next week again for covid and go to ny6 game since they are highest ranked Team outside of P5.
That would leave ABC without their contracted prime time programming so the stakes are higher.What happens if Cinn cancels again next week?
Even funnier! This has really nice comic potential.That would leave ABC without their contracted prime time programming so the stakes are higher.
Even funnier! This has really nice comic potential.
Nothing funny about a suggestion to take away a chance for our guys to compete.
You are right, the cancellation had nothing to do with CDC guidelines. Cincinnati pretty much admitted that by saying they would have played if the AAC forced them to play. They could have played. But our team deserves an ABC prime time showcase game regardless of mistreatment.Wake up! The AAC and UC inspired already to take away Julia's chances of winning the league outright, conduct a senior day, host the championship game and get into the NY6 discussion (with a real chance at one). Screw UC and screw the AAC. The timing of the cancellation does not jive with CDC guidance --- it's "off" and does not pass the smell test.
I want to sabotage the entire "system" .... Tulsa could do it.
Wake up! The AAC and UC inspired already to take away Julia's chances
John Lennon's motherWho's Julia?
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