Fall Camp: Start Date Aug 17th
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Monday, July 13, is the first day programs that are scheduled to open their season on Sept. 5 can begin eight hours of required workouts a week. This includes weight training, conditioning and film review.
The notable differences in these enhanced two weeks of workouts is that they shift from voluntary to required, and coaching supervision is allowed.
The NCAA approved this model for football summer athletic activities and preseason practice last month. Then, from July 24 through Aug. 6, schools may conduct up to 20 hours of countable athletically related activities per week (not more than four hours per day) as follows:
-Up to eight hours per week for weight training and conditioning.
-Up to six hours per week for walk-throughs, which may include the use of a football.
-Up to six hours per week for meetings, which may include film review, team meetings, position meetings, one-on-one meetings, etc.
-During this 14-day period, student-athletes are required to get at least two days off.
The notable differences in these enhanced two weeks of workouts is that they shift from voluntary to required, and coaching supervision is allowed.
The NCAA approved this model for football summer athletic activities and preseason practice last month. Then, from July 24 through Aug. 6, schools may conduct up to 20 hours of countable athletically related activities per week (not more than four hours per day) as follows:
-Up to eight hours per week for weight training and conditioning.
-Up to six hours per week for walk-throughs, which may include the use of a football.
-Up to six hours per week for meetings, which may include film review, team meetings, position meetings, one-on-one meetings, etc.
-During this 14-day period, student-athletes are required to get at least two days off.
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The sport that has been shown for decades to cause crippling brain damage in many of its former players is now concerned about a virus that shows almost no impact on young, healthy people. Okey dokey...
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Football should take place. If it doesn't, I think blaming it on how much the world cares about politics is projection and scapegoating. Take care donkey donk.
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Every year 190 to 200 children between the ages 5 and 17 (school ages) die from the flu. Fcking 30 have died from the corona, yeah it's not politically motivated at all. 
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I confess to not watching any Wake Forest games last year, so I may be totally wrong here, but why this great love for Newman? While his overall stats look good, he was pedestrian or worse in the few games they played against good, or just plain decent, defenses. (Clemson, UNC, VT, and Sparty.) In his final regular season game against Syracuse’s 89th ranked defense he was 6 of 13 for 71 yards and an interception and rushed for 23 yards on 12 carries before he got hurt in the 2nd Q.
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Is it as awesome as telling us how terrible Mullen and Grantham are in literally every thread on this board?
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