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Message: [QUOTE="Carnac, post: 3679484, member: 5798"] I didn’t think MLB baseball would finish their season either. At the end of the first week of the season, I boldly predicted that MLB would not finish because of all of the positive tests players were getting, and the number of games that were being canceled or postponed. MLB was able to right their ship, and steer it into calm seas and a safe harbor. I think the NCAA has looked at what is working and what didn’t work for all of the different sports leagues and organizations around the world (beginning with Korean baseball), and figured out a workable and sustainable plan that would safely allow its student athletes to complete in an atmosphere as close to normal as possible. Back in April, most of us were pessimistic about UConn playing any games this season. The number of new Covid-19 cases being reported daily, the increasing number of deaths, and the doom and gloom coming from CDC officials and other noted infectious disease doctors, did not paint a very pleasant picture going forward. Every college campus in the country was shut down, as were most public schools. Then, what was dark became light, and we got the news from the NCAA that men‘s and women’s basketball can begin play on Nov 25, and there will definitely be a post season tournament. And everybody said Amen. :D [/QUOTE]