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POLL: 69.8% Of People Don’t Think The College Football Season Will Happen

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The majority of people don’t expect the college football season to happen.

Given the fact that we continue to fight against coronavirus, nobody seems to have any idea what is waiting for us in the fall. (RELATED: David Hookstead Is The True King In The North When It Comes To College Football)

I asked people on Twitter if they thought the season would happen in a Twitter poll, and the results weren’t good.

Of the 2,855 voters, 69.8% of people voted that the college football season won’t happen during the coronavirus pandemic.

For what it’s worth, I ran this same poll about a week ago, and the results were damn near the exact same.

It’s getting tougher and tougher to keep the faith with every single passing day. It seems like things aren’t headed in a positive direction at all.

Back in May, I thought we were absolutely going to get football, and I figured the season would be pretty normal.

 

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Now, we’re a few weeks away from opening weekend, and all hell has broken loose. Programs are getting hammered by the virus, nobody seems to have a plan, the Big 10 and PAC-12 have canceled all non-conference games and things are looking really bad in general.

Do I think football will happen in the fall? I think football in one form or another will start for sure, but ending the season is a totally different beast.

 

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We’ll see what happens once the end of August gets here, but it looks like we’re in for some serious chaos and carnage.