One thing that many coaches across the country- including Clemson football coach Dabo Swinney– have pushed for is a potential early practice period that would allow programs an opportunity to install their system and make up for lost time in the spring.
Yahoo Sports’ Pete Thamel reported that the NCAA Oversight Committee is considering a proposal that would allow coaches to have access to their players for eight hours per week starting in mid-July.
While these ‘OTAs’ wouldn’t be high-impact sessions, they would allow coaches an opportunity to get their team back and to work with them a little earlier in the summer than what we normally see.