Yeah, if it's delayed by a month to October they could still play a full season. If it's delayed till next spring they could play a full season. The only situation where maybe they couldn't would be if they wait till November because then they'd have to be playing games in places like Ann Arbor MI or Madison WI in January with bitterly cold and snowy conditions.If it's a delayed start, the logistics of rescheduling the missed games would be pretty tough. Some could possibly get rescheduled but many, for instance Bama-USC, probably could not get done.
Even heard a suggestion of moving the entire season to next spring. Thereby, giving us two football seasons in one year I guess.
I thought Dabo had hacked your account when I first started reading your post. Then I knew the real @BamaMoon was posting.I say normal start. I'm being optimistic but I think things are starting to trend in the right direction.
If things aren't where we want them, it is possible there could be games without fans for a few weeks? Schools lose money but at least the TV revenue still will be there.
He was positive that college football would start on time. Try this link if I set it up correctly.I saw something about Dabo on Twitter. What did he say?
You are most likely correct although we all are hoping for a better outcome. Some parts of the country will probably not be opened up by July 4th while other parts will be pretty much back to business as usual, but the NCAA will not start a season with just some of the areas open and not all. There will be no vaccine this year and possibly next, especially one available nation wide to every one.I think there is about a 25-30% chance we have college football at all in 2020. I think the NFL will play a ~10 game season. However, NCAA is very risk-averse and, unless a vaccine is found by July 4, they're not going to take the risk. I also think we'll be doing online classes until Jan 2021. I hope and pray I'm wrong on all accounts.
If everyone stays home through May (enforced or not), there might be a chance for college football in the fall.
You are most likely correct although we all are hoping for a better outcome. Some parts of the country will probably not be opened up by July 4th while other parts will be pretty much back to business as usual, but the NCAA will not start a season with just some of the areas open and not all. There will be no vaccine this year and possibly next, especially one available nation wide to every one.
My question is if there is no college football season this coming year will the NFL have no draft next spring? You will have juniors this year who opted to come back for another season that will not have played another season along with all the other seniors who may be draft eligible that have had no season to show scouts anything of their possible worth. Then there is sophomores that will be 3 years from high school that might would otherwise be coming out too. And if colleges have no season what about high schools?
We worry about saving lives from this virus by social distancing but we should also take into consideration the lives that could be lost from it as well. How will this social distancing affect our younger generation that's life depends on such things as sports and social contact? There is no vaccine for that either.
I respect your opinion, but I hope you are wrong!I don't think there will be a season at all and at this point I hope there isn't one.
The Athlete's can't even work out right now unless they have a home gym and are dedicated enough to do it without the S&C coach screaming at them 24/7
Nobody will have been able to go through spring practice and maybe not even summer voluntary work.
All players and especially new Freshmen will be majorly unprepared for a new season and most will not in any way be near in playing shape.
It's tempting fate for disastrous injuries to happen everywhere just to have 1 season.
Take care of the players 1st and let's make sure we get Covid-19 under control and hope 2021 can be a normal full season.
Well, the OP did not specify that there would be fans in the seats - just games played.Maybe a compromise that wasn't an option on the poll: games without fans.
Don’t think you are. We’re close to a year away from a commercially available vaccine, and 6 months away from just having comprehensive testingI voted no season, and I hope I am wrong.