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Sports Illustrated: NCAA exploring OTA's+ 4 week camp to start on time
Posted on 5/22/20 at 9:19 am
Posted on 5/22/20 at 9:19 am
Ross Dellenger
It’s not a long shot anymore - college football is on a path to an on-time kickoff.
To cap an optimistic week, #NCAA leaders are exploring a preseason practice plan of NFL-style OTAs & then a 4-week camp that’d be required before teams can begin a season
TLDR:
-6 week program starting mid-late July that would include 2 weeks of NFL-like OTA practices
-Followed by a required 4 week program leading up to first game
-If some states are not allowed to start, they would lean to starting the season regardless and cancel those games.
-PAC 12 remains unsettled
It’s not a long shot anymore - college football is on a path to an on-time kickoff.
To cap an optimistic week, #NCAA leaders are exploring a preseason practice plan of NFL-style OTAs & then a 4-week camp that’d be required before teams can begin a season
quote:
Decision-makers are exploring a preseason practice proposal that includes NFL-style OTAs and a four-week camp that would be required before schools can begin their season.
quote:
While this approach may put some early-season games in jeopardy—state orders could prevent some schools from starting practice by early August—officials believe it is necessary for the health and safety of athletes. Though still in the early stages of consideration, the plan is another sign that leaders are moving college football further along the path to an on-time kickoff
TLDR:
-6 week program starting mid-late July that would include 2 weeks of NFL-like OTA practices
-Followed by a required 4 week program leading up to first game
-If some states are not allowed to start, they would lean to starting the season regardless and cancel those games.
-PAC 12 remains unsettled
This post was edited on 5/22/20 at 9:20 am
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Posted on 5/22/20 at 9:21 am to Lester Earl
California will fold soon on their stance about not reopening for this
Posted on 5/22/20 at 9:24 am to Lester Earl
Will tigerdroppings legend Bill jay be allowed in to watch the scrimmage?
Posted on 5/22/20 at 9:27 am to Lester Earl
In layman's terms, how big of a change is this from previous Summer workouts and Fall camps?
Posted on 5/22/20 at 9:32 am to Lester Earl
quote:
-6 week program starting mid-late July that would include 2 weeks of NFL-like OTA practices
-Followed by a required 4 week program leading up to first game
By my estimates, this would actually put quite the delay to the start of the season.
If the 6 weeks started on July 13th, which seems optimistic based on their mid-late July estimate, 6 weeks ends on August 23rd. Then if you start the 4 week cycle immediately after that it runs from August 24th-September 20th. That's like the first 3 games, gone.
Not sure how that'll fly honestly, 10 weeks of stuff leading up to a late start to the season then the season. Seems like a lot.
Posted on 5/22/20 at 9:33 am to wildtigercat93
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California will fold soon on their stance about not reopening for this
They fricking better, or get left out. I feel like the Pac-12 and California system felt like they could just strong arm the NCAA into following their lead; take their ball and go home approach.
Those soft fricks need to be put in their place. The country is moving on with or without you. Record your conference records as you will, but if you miss an OOC game it will be recorded as a forfeit.
Posted on 5/22/20 at 9:35 am to Lester Earl
The dam is starting to break for those DESPERATELY wanting the world to "shutdown" indefinitely. The millions of bodies predicted to pile up at the beginning of this ridiculous episode never materialized and the states that opened up "early" aren't seeing the cataclysmic "second wave" predicted by the experts and hoped for by the Karen's and their equally melodramatic males.
When you keep hyperbolically beating the drum that the world is going to end and it doesn't, people eventually stop taking you seriously. Folks all over the nation are tired of being forced to live in a restricted society and enjoying all the things (human interaction) that makes life worth living. The politicians/media are losing the PR battle and you can see the dam cracking more every day.
When you keep hyperbolically beating the drum that the world is going to end and it doesn't, people eventually stop taking you seriously. Folks all over the nation are tired of being forced to live in a restricted society and enjoying all the things (human interaction) that makes life worth living. The politicians/media are losing the PR battle and you can see the dam cracking more every day.
Posted on 5/22/20 at 9:42 am to Lester Earl
How long is fall camp usually?
Posted on 5/22/20 at 9:43 am to thunderbird1100
quote:
By my estimates, this would actually put quite the delay to the start of the season.
Which will encourage schools/conferences to start earlier.
Posted on 5/22/20 at 9:44 am to thunderbird1100
quote:
By my estimates, this would actually put quite the delay to the start of the season.
Little bit better explanation
Because states are at varying stages of reopening, conference commissioners expect schools to begin practices at different times. Some may start at the earliest possible date, June 1, which Wyoming has already announced. Others may not start until deep into July or even August.
Posted on 5/22/20 at 9:45 am to ROPO
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How long is fall camp usually?
If i remember, i think summer condition is 8-9 weeks then 4 weeks of organized practice leading up to Game 1.
Posted on 5/22/20 at 9:48 am to Lester Earl
I looked it up and they reported on August 1st last season.
So it sounds like the camp will be the same. What is truncated is the summer conditioning.
I'll be curious to see what changes if the SEC announces that players can return June 1 or June 8 as expected. Seems like they should be able to start the conditioning soon thereafter, so why wait until mid-July?
So it sounds like the camp will be the same. What is truncated is the summer conditioning.
I'll be curious to see what changes if the SEC announces that players can return June 1 or June 8 as expected. Seems like they should be able to start the conditioning soon thereafter, so why wait until mid-July?
Posted on 5/22/20 at 10:13 am to thunderbird1100
I think you are off on this. Total is 6 weeks before game. Not 6 weeks and then another 4. 2 weeks of ota. 4 weeks of camp. Mentions July 18 as need to start date in article
Posted on 5/22/20 at 10:19 am to thunderbird1100
quote:
-6 week program starting mid-late July that would include 2 weeks of NFL-like OTA practices
-Followed by a required 4 week program leading up to first game
By my estimates, this would actually put quite the delay to the start of the season.
If the 6 weeks started on July 13th, which seems optimistic based on their mid-late July estimate, 6 weeks ends on August 23rd. Then if you start the 4 week cycle immediately after that it runs from August 24th-September 20th. That's like the first 3 games, gone.
Pretty sure you misinterpreted this
ETA—-6 week program = 2 weeks of NFL -like OTAs + 4 weeks leading up to 1st game
This post was edited on 5/22/20 at 10:21 am
Posted on 5/22/20 at 2:26 pm to Lester Earl
I am hopeful, but a couple of things give me pause here. Take the following statement:
How confident are you that this prediction about testing will actually come to pass? This is not an anti-Trump comment; I would be suspicious of any government promise about that dramatic a ramp-up in capacity (we have fallen frustratingly short to this point).
More importantly, when some players and coaches begin to test positive (and they inevitably will), is there a plan to manage that without a freakout that shuts everything down? There should be, but that is my biggest concern. You can be sure that the first positive test for a player will be amplified by media hysteria, and followed by a bunch of virtue-signaling articles about how these big, bad, greedy colleges are forcing players to take their lives in their hands.
quote:
On calls with the White House, Bowlsby says officials have told him that testing nationally will double every month from now on. The Big 12 commissioner estimates that players and staff will need to be tested every two to three days during the season.
How confident are you that this prediction about testing will actually come to pass? This is not an anti-Trump comment; I would be suspicious of any government promise about that dramatic a ramp-up in capacity (we have fallen frustratingly short to this point).
More importantly, when some players and coaches begin to test positive (and they inevitably will), is there a plan to manage that without a freakout that shuts everything down? There should be, but that is my biggest concern. You can be sure that the first positive test for a player will be amplified by media hysteria, and followed by a bunch of virtue-signaling articles about how these big, bad, greedy colleges are forcing players to take their lives in their hands.
Posted on 5/22/20 at 2:32 pm to Lester Earl
Hasn’t O been doing this since he’s been at LSU?
Posted on 5/22/20 at 2:33 pm to sunnydaze
Summer conditioning is longer than 6 weeks. I think it’s 8 or 9
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