SI/DawgsDaily: Assuming this spring football thing is a real possibility, if the season ends in May, June, or even July, what do you do about the actual 2021 season that is supposed to start in September 2021? Are you just supposed to ask college athletes to play 28 games—potentially 30 for the programs that play in the national title game—in a twelve-month span?
What happens if, and when for that matter, a player experiences a season-ending injury in the spring season? Say a sophomore tears his ACL in May—he’s now lost a portion of his sophomore season and will likely miss majority or all of his junior season.
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