How realistic is the idea of playing a game to a 1/4 capacity stadium?

I continue to see articles like this one and talking heads go on about the idea of limiting stadium attendance to 1/4 capacity, and it makes me seriously question whether some of these people have even attended a college football game. To me it seems like an entirely unworkable solution. The Ohio State AD says they can use their point system to allocate tickets...but does he seriously think that, and "implementing social distancing", is all there is to it?

Just from a manpower standpoint, crowd enforcement is next to impossible. Let's take Georgia-Alabama @ BDS. 25,000 fans. Instead of a normal 5,000 visitor allotment, Georgia gets 1,250. There will likely be thousands more who show up on campus.

Start with the students. Does anyone in their right mind think that the students are going to stay six feet apart from each other? Guys and their dates? Drunk frat guys? Then take all the rednecks sitting in the upper reaches of the NN and SS enzone sections...they're just going to stay there when there are hundreds and hundreds of empty seats between the 30 yard lines? I doubt that Alabama, LSU, Tennessee, etc., have the manpower to deploy in the stadium to keep people seated where they are supposed to.

Then, how about the bands? I was never in the band, but having 350 band members seated 6 feet apart doesn't seem workable.

What about pre-game? Does Alabama have enough manpower to stop this from happening? What about the Vol Walk and Tiger Walk, etc? How do you stop a crowd of thousands from massing together? Then throw in tailgating. Entering and leaving the stadium. Etc., etc., etc.

It seems to me that limiting crowd size is just a knee jerk reaction and hasn't seriously been thought out to any great degree. I think ultimately what should and will happen is that, if Georgia comes to Tuscaloosa on September 19, Alabama will sell 102,000 tickets, and people will simply be told to stay home if they feel it isn't safe. People will simply have to be responsible for their own decisons. It will become an assumed risk that goes with buying a ticket, which will include a disclaimer, similar to those on an MLB ticket covering injury from a foul ball.

Most of my experience has obviously been at BDS, but I've been to almost every other stadium in the conference. You can limit ticket sales, but I don't see how you can limit the number of people who show up on campus or how you enforce crowd behavior inside. I'd be interested to see what others think about how workable this idea is on your campus.