College Football

As we enjoy a full weekend of football, both collegiate and professional, the question of a championship asterisk still looms over the 2020 college football season.

Injuries and contact tracing of a handful of positive COVID-19 cases halt Tennessee's Saturday scrimmage and its preparation for the season opener against South Carolina.

Football is football. And football is back.

Former Alabama Crimson Tide safety has been traded from the Jacksonville Jaguars to the Cleveland Browns for a 2021 5th round pick.

Although the players underwent numerous COVID-19 tests prior to the game there was a concern that when two teams clashed on the field there might be a spread of undetected coronavirus, halting the progress of the 2020 football season. College football got more good news as the Central Arkansas players and staff have undergone two COVID-19 tests after the game and have all come back negative.

The Auburn Tigers did not hold football practices last week due to numerous student-athletes being placed in quarantine due to COVID-19 infection and exposure. The Tigers set the preparation for the 2020 season back by canceling two practices and a scrimmage.

I scanned through the audience of 2,000 people who were all masked up, I had one question on my mind: Will this FCS matchup lead to a domino effect throughout all of college football?

In a now-annual series from ESPN called Position-U, the "World-Wide Leader" named the Alabama Crimson Tide as the top school for running backs and offensive linemen based on college-to-NFL success.

Bryce Young is the future of the Crimson Tide, but Mac Jones is the present. We have to accept that.

The SEC mixed up everyone's schedules this fall once the conference decided to opt for a conference only football schedule. Today the conference announced the new order and dates for the 2020 schedule. Earlier in the day it was announced the Tide would open the season on the road against one of newly added opponent, Missouri. The rest of the schedule is as follows.