BOWLING GREEN — Like just about every other sports team in the United States, Bowling Green's spring plans went out the window.
The Falcons got through its first planned week of spring practice before the coronavirus caused mass cancelations and postponements. BGSU suspended in-person classes until at least April 6, while both Ohio and Ohio State already have moved to online-only for the rest of the spring semesters.
With spring football questionable to resume at Bowling Green — or anywhere else, for that matter — the abrupt ending could have an effect.
1. Less chance to experiment at positions of need
Can a veteran cornerback step into a starting position?