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Potential Contingency Options Revealed For The Upcoming College Football Season
by TD Staff ReporterApril 2, 2020

Jason Getz-USA TODAY Sports
Stadium College Football Insider Brett McMurphy published an article this week that lays out potential contingency options for the 2020 College Football season, as discussed with athletic directors around the country.
Some of the options include:
Some of the options include:
quote:Do you have any ideas or suggestions for the upcoming season? Sound off in the comment section.
-Start the season in October or November, concluding in the spring semester.
-Spring football, anyone?
-Universities determine that students may not return to campus in the fall and must take online classes, but allow an exception for student-athletes to return to campus to compete in athletics.
-Cancel early-season non-conference games and play only conference opponents.
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Get ready for some plan they float out that ends up with most football games being some type of pay per view. Ohhhh... it's coming. These teams cannot go without ticket sales and TV revenue. They have to offset ticket sales with more TV money. Existing TV contracts are not nearly enough to offset costs of football. Don't think they will play football this year as ridiculous as it sounds. Our nation has been hijacked by 15% of this country.
Reply6 months


GaDawg9977
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Just tell the democrats, Dr Fauci, Dr Brix, CDC, and the WHO to go frick themselves and play everything. As normal.
Reply8 months

chaso
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So what do you consider old because I promise you as you get older your definition WILL CHANGE.
9 months

Cancel the cupcakes, but games like Texas at LSU are too awesome to cancel.
Reply9 months

Cancel the cupcakes, but games like Texas at LSU are too awesome to cancel.
Reply9 months


zero chance they go to conference games only- BYU, Notre Dame?
No Army v Navy, not going to happen.
Reply10 months



Some moron tried to tell me this wouldn't affect football because they don't need spring practices. He's going to be so disappointed.
Reply10 months

New Years Day kickoff classic. Spring football. May bowl games open up venues all over the country. Memorial Day 6 games.
Baseball goes Summer into Fall with a Thanksgiving week championship in cold/snowy Omaha or bump it to AZ, SoCal, or FL.
Basketball plays Fall into winter with December/Holiday Madness over Christmas. Then right back into New Year's Kickoff and football.
Much better alignment. Bottom line is that there will be no other college sports played unless football revenue is generated. Shut it down and start sports back on New Years Eve.
Reply10 months

I've thought about this. Defending champion LSU gets an automatic bye into a national championship game.
Clemson-Alabama play for the right to play LSU for the natty.
As defending champion, LSU is granted a 28 point lead to start the championship game.
Sounds fair to me.
9 months
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