Possible group watch?

[IlliniCub]

Maybe one night we could have a group watch thread of a classic boxing match or sporting event that's available on YouTube? We're all probably going stir crazy and missing our sports.

[Edward64]

Just read this tonight. Anyone a fan of bass fishing?

https://www.si.com/more-sports/2020/...ng-coronavirus

The sports calendar is cleared, with one exception: Major League Fishing. As the made-for-TV circuit swims on—with viewership rising—it reveals our nation's newest cultural divide.

On Wednesday at 10 a.m. Central Time, 10 men took to the murky-green waters of Lake Athens in northeastern Texas. They stood on the bows of 10 separate boats, wearing hats yanked down low, polarized sunglasses, and shirts bearing sponsor logos. For the ensuing eight hours, as a cameraman filmed from within the boat, they cast, and trolled, and cast again, using lures with names like “YUM Dinger.” The whole thing streamed live to computers and phones, with footage to later air on Discovery Channel.

By the late afternoon, Ott DeFoe, a 34-year-old father of three from Tennessee, had landed 69 pounds of bass to win $100,000 and capture stage three of the 2020 Bass Pro Tour of Major League Fishing or, as the organization’s media team pitches it, “The Last Sport Standing.”

[thesloppy]

I think that's a neat idea. I was trying to set up a similar thing with my buddies (maybe pick a series and watch it at the same time once a week, old school style).