The potential for a college football season this fall has been erratic, mystifying and volatile. And that only begins to describe it.
From the cancellation of spring practice to the NCAA president saying that students would need to be on campus for a season to occur to summer workouts getting curbed because of coronavirus cases spiking to Power 5 schools going to a conference-only schedule, it’s been quite the roller coaster ride.
There’s been so much uncertainty, and it felt like each little setback would quickly escalate into an inevitable cancellation, but the past few weeks have settled emotions and laid the works for a season.