SB Nation Reacts: Opinions on Bubbles, The Desire for Spring, and Bad Breakups

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The hap-hazard conference decisions across the country on how to handle sports seasons in the wake of continuing COVID-19 outbreaks has left many to wonder what the point of the NCAA is in football. Will the Power 5 conferences make a full breakup official in what is already an awkward joint-custody, semi-relationship of the CFP and bowl pairings combined with NCAA oversight?

Neil Sedaka tells us that “breaking up is hard to do.” Well, if voters’s minds reflect those of the Power 5 conference commissioners, then their patient sufferance has not quite endured enough insufferable evils to compel them to demand a separation just yet.

What about basketball season? Will there be a “college bubble?” Is that even possible? Can “Sandy” Cheeks really keep her own bubble under the sea oxygenated with merely a yard of grass and a single tree in the center?! No word on the favorite squirrel turned ocean bottom-dweller, but fans are extremely skeptical of a NCAA hoops bubble coming to fruition.

What about a spring football season, in particular one that would impact how many games can be played in a fall 2021 season? Again, fans say “NO!” with quite the emphasis.

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