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I won't stop watching, but the stakes are going to be so much lower I won't keep checking my phone or have as many must see games.  If we are talking almost entire top 25 in, these top games are going to be similar to basketball and I have never felt those were particularly important.  At least 12 made a second loss feel very worrisome.

Back in the day, that OSU/Indiana game would have had truly tragic consequences for Indiana.

Now, it sucked for them, but, no big deal in the end.

On the other hand, in the present 12 team playoff, ND losing on the road again at BYU like they did v. aTm last year did have tragic consequences for them.

Anyway, the regular season isn't going to matter near as much.  I saw last week that regular season viewing has gone down 11%, that I think may just continue.  Pat McAfee said on Gameday that college football has never been in better shape.  Wish Saban had had the cajones to call absolute bullshit.  He hinted at it, but to outright say it might have hindered his future paychecks.

The videos and photos being shown on the MSM are very concerning.

Going out on strike is the national sport of France.

FWIW, my wife querier her cousins and a friend this morning.  Both said where they are is unaffected, and much of the city is fine, parts have seen looting and rioting, but not near them.  

We were in Paris a couple years back when there was a large "manifestion" (protest).  It didn't get violent apparently, our problem were all the bridges were blocked.  We couldn't get to our hotel.  

This was true in Atlanta a few years back when there were protests/riots/looting, the areas affected were pretty localized, nothing near us (other than a couple protests which were annoying but nonviolent).  The TV scenes looked pretty bad, but it really wasn't.

Man, that had to sting a little to share.  Kudos!