Yeah, but those are problems that will all have to be worked out. That is just where we are right now.

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Ginormus Ag said:

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In Austin, they will do this rectally.

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I want it done with a digital rectal thermometer.

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My wife asked me "what's so funny"

I was reading the Wall Street Journal article called, "College Football Prepares for a Tough Matchup: Tradition vs. Coronavirus". In that article, Ross Bjork explained how the pandemic will potentially change fan traditions at Kyle field during football games. "We're going to present all kinds of different options, whether that is a partial refund if it is a shortened season, whether it is a full refund, whether people want to take that money and apply it to the 2021 season, whether people just want to donate that money," said Bjork. "Physically, all 85,000 people would not fit if we have to socially distance." Texas A&M officials have informally listened to guidance from an architectural firm to map out a "socially distanced seating chart" for our venue. Bjork said that entering a football game this fall may mean standing in a spaced out line and going through a sanitation screening after scanning your ticket.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/college-football-prepares-for-a-tough-matchup-tradition-vs-coronavirus-11589716801

O/U for responses before The Zoo brought up RT was 5 1/2, and I took the under.

I'm going to work on my post called how are we going to saw varsities horns off from 6 feet away?

How well do the crowd thermometers cope with 100 degree temperatures and a flushed, sweaty crowd?