[Elvis]

If i'm reading this right:

[Elvis]

[St. Loser Fan]

Probably two things:
1) doesn’t make NFL teams reliant on sanitizing and maintaining a college facility. They’re trying to reduce contact interaction points.
2) how many colleges are going back earlier than planned this fall and could have now conflicts with the NFL visitors?

[St. Loser Fan]

If my counting is right 7 teams (including the Rams) trained at colleges last year.

https://www.si.com/nfl/2019/06/24/nfl-t ... g-schedule

[Elvis]

[actionjack]

Probably two things:
1) doesn’t make NFL teams reliant on sanitizing and maintaining a college facility. They’re trying to reduce contact interaction points.
2) how many colleges are going back earlier than planned this fall and could have now conflicts with the NFL visitors?

I would be shocked if very many colleges go back, all the ones I have been in contact in California will be remote in the fall.

[St. Loser Fan]

I would be shocked if very many colleges go back, all the ones I have been in contact in California will be remote in the fall.

IIRC places like Notre Dame and Ohio State are going back August 10th.

[ramsman34]

The Cal State and UC systems will be under remote learning guidelines until at least the end of this year. Some (UCSF-doing a lot of research/studies on coronavirus/Covid) have plans to extend that through June 2021.

[snackdaddy]

Its going to be a strange season. We still don't know if they will play in empty stadiums. Or if they will play at all. I think college football is a no go this year. I know the players would get another year of eligibility, but its going to be strange circumstances for players who wanted to enter next season's draft. If they don't play, all teams will have to go on is the 2019 season.

[Juggs]

I never understood why teams like to go away. I dont know if its for bonding or focus or what. But when they were in St.Louis, they practiced all year in Crystal City but would go to Macolmb(spelling),IL every year for TC.