It will be interesting to see how the NBA does with their "bubble" approach. But I would be amazed if college or pro football pulls this off. One person can infect an unlimited number of people. An NBA team has a lot less players than a football team. Add in travel and exposure of these players to outside people.
I see where Oklahoma has moved up their first game to a week earlier than originally scheduled. That gives them an open week before playing the Vols, if that game even happens. If I was running this thing I would cancel away OOC games. Have one OOC game at home and play 8 or 9 SEC games. Even then, it's still a lot of exposure.
The FCS schools that play money games are really going to suffer. Furman University here in Greenville, SC eliminated their baseball program a few months ago. And more may be on the way.
I see your point. However, one team has to travel to every game. What good does it do to cancel away OOC games? That one OOC game you recommend to be played at home, the other team still has to travel. If a team can travel to Fayetteville for a conference game, why can't they go to Norman for an OOC game. I think this season is in trouble.
Hope I'm wrong.