Agree - and requires the question to be asked - are teams looking to create their own, isolated herd immunity now so as to be protected in September?
Does that change if say, Clemson University has to throw everyone off campus in late September because there has been a massive outbreak of the virus amongst the student body as whole?
The chances of the academic and athletic season going smoothly in the fall are slim.
Agree, as well. I think the only approach that's remotely feasible is the 'bubble' approach, but even that has a lot of flaws. It requires a lot of people to run a college football program. Beyond the players and coaches, there are chefs, support staff, security staff, trainers, doctors, Urban Meyer's lifestyle guru. Oh, and pretty sure the players are supposed to be students, too.
It's really hard to imagine a scenario where you can create a bubble that doesn't have to have dozens of people going in and out every day. Hard to see a path for college football that makes a ton of sense. Right now, the only plan that I can see that involves playing the games requires the NCAA to just say f*ck it and decide they'll take the risk.