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Message: [QUOTE="CL82, post: 3807868, member: 44"] It restricts the liberties of the student athletes without giving them the opportunity to play. Being in a bubble is tough. As the Seton Hall coach noted it often means that students are spending the vast majority of their time isolated in their rooms. That is a huge personal sacrifice that takes a toll on the players. They do it so that they can have the opportunity to play the game that they have committed themselves to. Having them sacrifice their personal freedom and without giving them opportunity to play seems unreasonable. These are people, not specimens to be preserved in a hermetically sealed jar. JMO [/QUOTE]