Wiedmer: COVID-19 could deliver UTC its first undefeated football season
An undefeated season.

An undefeated season.

The Good Lord willing, Frank "Porky" Kinser hopes to spend at least a few minutes mingling - from a socially safe distance, of course - with each of the 92 golfers who will gather at Council Fire this morning to play in the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga fundraiser that bears his name.

Because we're apparently not already dealing with enough uncertainty in our lives due to the coronavirus pandemic these days, the National Football League added a new worry Sunday.

Normal. Remember what normal was like when it came to sports, especially football?

Why isn't Cade Mays eligible?

At 1:30 Monday afternoon, the NBA playoffs will finally begin with the Denver Nuggets facing the Utah Jazz in a figurative bubble at Walt Disney World.

So it stinks. It hurts. All over. Economically. Physically. Emotionally. But that doesn't mean we're wise to view the cancellation of football as a life-and-death issue as opposed to the real life-or-death issue we're trying to avoid.

Did University of Tennessee men's basketball recruiting just win the lottery without a single commitment or coaching hire?

To play or not to play.

Time to end this colossally stupid game of Russian roulette we football-addicted Southerners keep playing, and losing, against the coronavirus.
