What's the go/no go date for college football?

They will get every coach to play through the season on NCAA14

there was a doc on inside edition this morning that said things could be settled down a bit by mid-may if everyone does their part in taking precaution during the quarantine/lockdown

It's not going to happen. Sure they may try it but someone will get sick and it will all shut down again. Just plan on no sports for 2020.

My best guess is that the season will happen but the early part of it may be affected. I’m thinking no fans at the first game IF the season kicks off in August.

I think we’ll mostly be back to normal then, but there will still be concerns about having mass gatherings and travel. We definitely do not want to relapse if some of y’all think our economy is bad now, good god I cannot imagine what it would be like if we had to repeat this shite.

I’m just hoping they push the season back without cancelling games.

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Surely they are already looking at possibilities and contingencies, aren't they? Opening night is Friday, August 28. When will they have to make a decision about whether or not to start on time? July 1, for example? I fully expect the worst will be over by then...but no one ever expected March Madness to be canceled. Also, will they allow fall practice to begin earlier to make up for the loss of the spring? Sorry if discussed already.

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I believe the whole school year is gone up in smoke!

My guess is we'll know more in about 2-3 weeks.

If the daily number of active cases continues to increase exponentially, and if the number of deaths is also still increasing, then we know we're in this for a very long time.

If the active cases peaks within the next 2-3 weeks, then I expect life will be relatively back to normal by June. Of course I think international travel will be restricted until this virus runs its course all over the world, and that could be many more months.

Early August.