How Worried Are You About The Future of College Sports?

[The Sultan]

The networks would. It's what they did in the 90's. Not every game would be PPV but some would be.

Contracts may not allow that.

[The Sultan]

https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/columnist/dan-wolken/2020/07/01/college-football-season-starting-fall-dubious-covid/5352371002/

"Pervasive optimism that the college football season would start and finish on time has given way to nervousness as programs continue to see players with COVID-19 infections during voluntary workouts and multiple states have either slowed down or reversed some aspects of their reopening plans due to spiking case numbers. The idea of delaying college football to the spring, which was dismissed as a last resort a few months ago, is being revived in some corners as a legitimate option to buy time and give programs more tools to manage a situation that many administrators privately admit is unwieldy and uncertain. Meanwhile, some FBS conferences are actively engaged with banks on opening up lines of credit to guard against lost revenue, a key acknowledgment that schools fear a potential revenue wipeout this fall."

[GooooMarquette]

If fans are limited or prohibited from MU games this year would you buy PPV games for MU? Even if Dicky Simpkins is brought back? I'm sure most would.

You can mute PPV, right?

[Uncle Rico]

You can mute PPV, right?

"Hashtag Mute!"