UTEP to end tradition of fall camps Wochit
The college football season is on the brink.
It will eventually happen, but common sense should tell us that a September start to the season is based much more on hope than reality.
As the country stubbornly comes to grips with this pandemic/reality check, the postponement of September football is approaching unavoidable status and the idea of a spring start is starting to gain momentum.
The Big Ten’s presidents and athletic directors announced Thursday that the league will go to a conference-only schedule for all sports this fall, including football, citing the “health, safety and wellness” of the athletes and others that make up a typical football Saturday as its No.