How College Football Programs Are Working To Ensure There's A Season

The video discusses the uncertainty surrounding the football season due to COVID-19, highlighting the risks involved in playing, such as huddles and tackling. It covers safety measures like virtual meetings and cleaning protocols, with some coaches advocating for the season to start. Player compliance is crucial, but challenges remain due to varying community transmission rates. The video also emphasizes the importance of players voicing their concerns on critical issues.

What are some of the risks associated with playing football during the pandemic?

• Shortage of equipment

• Lack of audience engagement

• Risks from huddles and tackling

• Increased travel expenses

What measures are being implemented to keep football players safe?

• Reducing the number of games

• Introducing virtual meetings and frequent cleaning

• Increasing ticket prices

• Hiring more coaches

What new equipment has been introduced to limit the spread of droplets among players?

• Special shoes

• New helmets

• Protective face shields

• Enhanced gloves

Why is it challenging to control transmission rates in different communities?

• Players' reluctance to follow rules

• Lack of funding for health measures

• Different communities have varying transmission rates

• Inconsistent coaching strategies

What is one positive outcome mentioned by Coach Giganti regarding players?

• Players are traveling more

• Players are speaking up on critical issues

• Players are getting more playing time

• Players are receiving higher salaries