College football seems to be holding its breath.
Most schools are moving toward the opening weekend in 60 days, but from all over the country little pieces of news are starting to come together to create some concern.
Everyone is all too aware the coronavirus numbers are growing instead of diminishing.
Oklahoma’s head coach, Lincoln Riley, is talking about how spring football would work, and he isn’t talking about two weeks of workouts, but playing fall’s football schedule much later.
Navy can’t play its season-opener against Lafayette College because the school is not able to meet the established medical advisory guidelines of having its team back by late July and begin practices Aug.