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All right, Adam.

I know this thing is changing every day, right?

But we're sitting here in early mid-July.

And what do you think the prospects are of a full and regular college football season as we sit here right now?

Yeah, you know, a full season is going to be tough.

I think we're going to see some adjustments.

We're going to see, you know, the league that choose to play in the fall, having some interruptions at times.

I think that the likeliest path forward, you know, especially for the leagues that have the resources to do

testing and can kind of, they can control the outbreaks that are probably inevitable, is to go

conference only. I think it's the safest and most prudent way to do this in the fall, given all

the uncertainty out there, because the conferences are in regular communication.

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