Imagine waking up on New Year’s Day and none of the college football bowl games are on TV.
No Rose Bowl, No Sugar Bowl and no National Championship. A football starved country
Yes, there could be no college football this season. The NCAA’s biggest cash cow could be canceled or postponed. Spring games across the nation were scrapped by COVID-19, and recruiting visits have shifted from in person to online. Freshman and transfer players alike have to learn new playbooks on Zoom.
All this for our entertainment for 12 games.
This is coming from somebody who’s passionate about college football. The sport brings generations and families together. The sport makes alumni reminisce about their days on campus. Seeing 100,000 people jump for joy when their favorite team runs out of the tunnel.
The California State University System will be sticking to an online semester in the fall. Cal State University Monterey Bay announced they will postponed the fall sports season.
This will have a tremendous ripple effect. This could destroy college sports forever.
The University of Akron has eliminated their men’s golf team to save money.
I would not be surprised if San Jose State went down this route.
Prepare for the worst San Jose State.
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