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Should Memorial Stadium's balloon release be restored for more than just the Sep. 7 Colorado game?
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Thomas Wright
Tradition !! It’s all part of the game and has been for so many years … HELL YES BRING IT BACK PERMANENTLY !!!!🎈🎈🎈 and GBR !!!
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Tom Cullinan
It is a unique tradition and raises a modest amount of money for the program. Besides, the new B1G ad still shows the balloons rising from the stadium and we'd hate to be billed for a redo.
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Robert Lloyd
Tradition lives on and no intelligent person believes this is destroying the earth. Get rid of liberals not our balloons.
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Doug Einsel
Have the cheer squad release at both ends of the stadium from large boxes/baskets.
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Timothy Griess
I am extremely concerned that some redwood owl or a spoon-billed sandpiper my try to eat the balloons and die. This is unacceptable. This may tarnish Big Red forever. I need a diet Squirt.
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Rick Hazen
Maybe start a new tradition with the new coach and new team. Opponents have been complaining about the balloons possibly not being biodegradable so let's just change things and start something new
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Steve Goertz
Let's start a new environmentally friendly salute.. .. red hankies.. red signs....
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Gary Williams
We have already broken the tradition. Let it lie and bring it back only for certain games.
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if a healthy athlete gets this it is like the flu. Short-term and no long-term damage. Let them play!
Replywe don't let fear dictate!
ReplyAre they going to extend eligibility for the players. If they can get the games, go for it.
ReplyLife without football would be terrible. For the players, fans and coaches. Of course they would follow safety guidelines. The NHL has not had any problems with corona so far - lets use their model!
ReplyIf they can do it safely, then yes have the games. It would be nice to see a variety of schools - maybe some old Big 8 rivals.
ReplyThis would be great. As long as each participant has the same philosophy on testing, then what difference does it make. Maybe stay out of Texas? But what about eligibility if playing more than 4 games
ReplyI think the players need to do what they do. No one is getting younger. For many this season is a chance at something big. The benefits outweigh the risks IMO.
ReplyWe need college football and the players are probably safer on campus than at home.
ReplyEverything in life is a risk to some degree. This is no different.
ReplyThese student players deserve to play !
ReplyAbsolutely. They act like football will cause covid. Play on, but think twice about non FBS teams.
Replyheck yes they should play, big 12, or acc, or even sec, free country if a kids parents are ok with it then play
ReplySchedule with whoever still wants to play. You can get Covid going to the grocery store. The players have access to the best medical attention, facilities and testing. Why not play?
Replythey can play all fall sports!!! test the athletes, put them in a dorm and quarantine all of them.
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