With spring around the corner, college football fans have already been deprived of their favorite sport for almost two months. Luckily, college football teams around the nation are getting ready to hold their annual spring practices in the coming months.
The NCAA has enacted strict rules dictating spring practice, including allowing teams a maximum of 15 official sessions (some contact, some non-contact) which are usually concluded with the Spring football game. These 15 practices must be held within a 34-day timespan not counting spring break and final exams, so the practices can technically span a month and a half to two months if coaches plan them accordingly.