Will COVID-19 be the needle that finally bursts the sports bubble?

I count 15 states that say they're going to play HS football on time and with a full schedule. Of them, 12 have Trumpist governors and all 15 voted for Trump in 2016.
Alabama
Idaho
Indiana
Michigan (D Gov)
Missouri
Montana (D Gov)
Nebraska
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania (D Gov)
South Dakota
Tennessee
Utah
Wyoming

 

Add Arkansas to that list.

 

Shit for brains Cultist fuckheads who'll get what they so fucking richly deserve.

 

I think you're gonna' be taking Pennsylvania off of that list soon.

 

Thanks.

 

And so will a bunch of innocent kids that they are supposed to be making decisions to protect... and their parents/grandparents. Add that everyone in those sixteen states is not a Trumpist, they're stuck living with the results.

 

I don't care, do U?

 

And I highly doubt any of those states going forward have any resources to at least try to limit exposure to COVID. It isn't like any of these states are going to holding games and not allowing crowds right?

 

Ohio just announced a 6-game schedule starting August 24 and every team - all 700 - can participate in the state playoffs. Teams that opt out of the playoffs or lose in the early rounds can continue playing to a max of 10 games.
This assumes the state Department of Health allows them to play.
Meanwhile, St. Ignatius High School in Cleveland - a traditional state power in multiple sports - announced earlier today that it is suspending all sports until September 8.

 

Playoffs adjusted to have more groups? A 128-team bracket means 7 games.

 

From the release: "Playoffs start Friday, Oct. 9, with all state finals no later than Saturday, November 21" - that's 7 weeks.
I think they are counting on a lot of schools opting not to participate in the tournament