FWST: TCU’s scramble for an opponent to replace Cal game includes Alabama and Texas A&M

[MTfrog5]

This article shows how does not have any contacts within the athletic department. JC has said who we are going to play on 247

 

[LSU Game Attendee]

If such a thing comes to pass, then heads should roll. When you have a shot at #1, you take it!!!! You don't run away in fear, plead "difficulties" and schedule a pathetic tomato can instead.

Bold frogs admin is sure to schedule the stoutest of tomato cans, sir!

 

[Bob Sugar]

Toby's Business College, perhaps?

 

[PhillyFrog]

Those Mountain West genes are still in the DNA for Gary.

 

[Bruce Berry]

Those Mountain West genes are still in the DNA for Gary.

If fans can attend I will be making that trip.

 

[CryptoMiner]

 

[YA]

Opinion: The 2020 college football season, even in the mighty SEC, is in real trouble
Dan Wolken
USA TODAY

The strangest part of the last four months in college football has been watching the so-called leaders of the sport’s most powerful conference acting as if some of the fundamental facts we’ve learned about COVID-19 do not apply to their enterprise

As recently as mid-May, Alabama athletics director Greg Byrne said in an interview with the SEC Network that the “hope and plan right now is to play this fall with a full schedule and a full stadium” even as construction workers at Bryant-Denny Stadium were falling ill in clusters.

A month after that, Texas A&M’s Ross Bjork expressed optimism that the 50 percent capacity limit imposed by Gov. Greg Abbott for sporting events would be significantly increased by the time football season rolled around.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/spor...020-sec-trouble-covid-19-outbreak/5432797002/

 

[toadallytexan]

TCU basically has an opportunity to play any number of teams of their choosing to replace Cal. I really hope we don’t end up playing a team like Liberty. But something tells me that’s exactly what’s going to happen, and that would be extremely disappointing.

Better take 'Bama, just ask Baylor how potent Liberty can be.

 

[TxFrog1999]

Quick note we received from Coach P concerning this article:

"Not a scramble."

(yes, that is a direct quote)

 

[Froggish]

Been Looking for a chance to bury those ^&%@& over at Texas Wesleyan. This is our chance...

 

[Froggish]

Opinion: The 2020 college football season, even in the mighty SEC, is in real trouble
Dan Wolken
USA TODAY

The strangest part of the last four months in college football has been watching the so-called leaders of the sport’s most powerful conference acting as if some of the fundamental facts we’ve learned about COVID-19 do not apply to their enterprise

As recently as mid-May, Alabama athletics director Greg Byrne said in an interview with the SEC Network that the “hope and plan right now is to play this fall with a full schedule and a full stadium” even as construction workers at Bryant-Denny Stadium were falling ill in clusters.

A month after that, Texas A&M’s Ross Bjork expressed optimism that the 50 percent capacity limit imposed by Gov. Greg Abbott for sporting events would be significantly increased by the time football season rolled around.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/spor...020-sec-trouble-covid-19-outbreak/5432797002/

Even if you believe a season cancellation is smart, scolding people for not wanting to heed the "medical" advice of Kirk Herbstreat is about as dumb of a take as I've ever read.

 

[BrewingFrog]

Quick note we received from Coach P concerning this article:

"Not a scramble."

(yes, that is a direct quote)

So, GMFP's bored and reading Killerfrogs? Yikes...

 

[TxFrog1999]

So, GMFP's bored and reading Killerfrogs? Yikes...

More likely our Twitter feed.

 

[Wog68]

If such a thing comes to pass, then heads should roll. When you have a shot at #1, you take it!!!! You don't run away in fear, plead "difficulties" and schedule a pathetic tomato can instead.

We needed more tomato cans last year.

 

[Bruce Berry]

We needed more tomato cans last year.

We were a tomato can.

 

[BrewingFrog]

More likely our Twitter feed.

Either way. Yikes!

(There's a Killerfrogs Twitter feed? What is this Twitter thing, anyway?)