Fall 2021 Season

[Gully]

I can see a lot of FCS/FBS programs opting only for conference games this fall. As much as we hate to admit it, the COVID situation will still be the same this fall.

Why? Over half of the population has been vaccinated and everyone who wants one can get one.

[THEsocalledfan]

Why? Over half of the population has been vaccinated and everyone who wants one can get one.

Yep, there are literally no excuses, particularly as we expand the age lower for vaccines. (and kids are a low risk for complications; and note it is probably not higher than the flu for young kids, specifically.) It is now a matter of personal choice; that changes the dynamic. Hospitalization numbers are now the most important metric for that reason.

[GreenfieldBison]

Yep, there are literally no excuses, particularly as we expand the age lower for vaccines. (and kids are a such a low risk for complications; and note it is probably not higher than the flu for young kids, specifically.) It is now a matter of personal choice; that changes the dynamic. Hospitalization numbers are now the most important metric for that reason.

Furthermore according to WSJ both Uber and Lyft will provide free rides to Covid-19 vaccine sites until July 4. And of course the vaccine is free as well.

[MankatoBison]

This fall, If we only have statistically average QB play, we're in the semis. If we have slightly above average QB play, we make the natty, if we have top quartile QB play, we win the natty by more than a touchdown

[OrygunBison]

This fall, If we only have statistically average QB play, we're in the semis. If we have slightly above average QB play, we make the natty, if we have top quartile QB play, we win the natty by more than a touchdown

This same logic applied to the spring season as well. The inability of the coaching staff to be able to handle getting so out of schedule with QB development was the difference this spring. We had the horses otherwise. (For what it is worth, I don't totally blame coaches. It was/is a hard thing to deal with.)

[Hammerhead]

This same logic applied to the spring season as well. The inability of the coaching staff to be able to handle getting so out of schedule with QB development was the difference this spring. We had the horses otherwise. (For what it is worth, I don't totally blame coaches. It was/is a hard thing to deal with.)

So it's all Trey Lance's fault?

[OrygunBison]

So it's all Trey Lance's fault?

Sorta, yeah. At least that issue combined with Covid cramping our development program from actually fully developing players. These issues are both temporary. We'll be back to true form in the fall. Many of the players have finally acquired that chip on their shoulder.

[Twincitybizon]

Bison report with a teaser of big news later today

[23Bison]

Bison report with a teaser of big news later today

I wish they would just get on with it.

[heffray]

Bison report with a teaser of big news later today

Did they say when?!