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One Trick Pony wrote:The SMU athletic department would be well advised not to play games with that donation calling it an annual and exspect it with out a product on the field then charge again the following year.

I can't see Rick ever doing anything to monkey around with donations - especially from loyal fans who attend events.

.you can roll me over if need be.




It should state - provide credit for "donation" and tickets.  But seeing that I have been told that it does I'll just have to trust them lol.

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Cover Boy Sugar Shane!

We need football to happen

One Trick Pony wrote:We need football to happen

OTP, in some form or another, I believe it will happen this fall.

Can we "social distance" between family groups with last year's attendance as a baseline in a 32K stadium? I would like to try...

peruna81 wrote:

One Trick Pony wrote:We need football to happen

OTP, in some form or another, I believe it will happen this fall.

Can we "social distance" between family groups with last year's attendance as a baseline in a 32K stadium? I would like to try...

Would be great.

I think things will open up to the point where we can have the games with no attendance restrictions, just suggested masks. Now will the conference or NCAA impose additional restrictions? Maybe. And will the university nix the Boulevard? Maybe. But short of a massive reopening regression, we are going to have football.

I will wear my snorkel and mask in the club

ponyboy wrote:I think things will open up to the point where we can have the games with no attendance restrictions, just suggested masks. Now will the conference or NCAA impose additional restrictions? Maybe. And will the university nix the Boulevard? Maybe. But short of a massive reopening regression, we are going to have football.

I'd be ok with one fall that is entirely about the football, with the Boulevard returning next year.

Haven't the protests sort of made social distancing a thing of the past....

Yeah, me too.

By the way, I don't know how things are down there, but in UP you have a lot of places that in effect look normal. Foxtrot Cafe, for instance, is open (it's a new small grocery on the ground floor of the rebuild of what used to be the Chase Building in Snider Plaza) and, though staff is wearing masks, customers are not. I would imagine that an open Boulevard would mean that most people wouldn't mask up. Another example is the Park Cities YMCA reopen. Policy is masks and gloves -- few are wearing even masks. I'm not criticizing -- just describing.

Interesting new studies in the peer review process that are illustrating that the body itself isn't as receptive to the virus in hot and humid environments. So, we could be on the verge of discovering that as long as you are above a temperature/humidity threshold, being outside together has very little risk.

So maybe global warming is the earths way of protecting us.

mrydel wrote:So maybe global warming is the earths way of protecting us.

great line mrydel