We knew this in autumn of 2020. I mean, I'm glad the study was formally conducted and analyzed, but this study merely refined the data from nationwide spikes to county-specific spikes in the neighborhoods of games. It also doesn't account for the college football season spreads of 2020 and 2021. Again, I'm glad to see it formalized and connected explicitly to these cities and counties on these dates. That will be more convincing to people who are predisposed to believing evidence and science.