Much like last year, teams, students and fans face varying realities. Some stadiums will require proof of vaccination, some will require masks and others will require neither.
College football kicks off Saturday, as the sport begins a second season in the midst of a global pandemic.While the pandemic hovers over this fall much like the last, the upcoming season will look more like 2019 than 2020, with most schools welcoming full crowds and encouraging tailgating.
Late August is always a special time in America. Summer is winding down, school is starting back up, football is kicking off and fall is just around the corner.But football remains a constant in our lives,There are just five games on Saturday, with the real action starting next week. The most notable matchup, and the only conference game, is Nebraska vs. Illinois.9:30 p.m.:
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