Saw this on another board. Posters are all anonymous, of course, so take it with a grain of salt.
friend of mine is an AD for a low/mid D1 in the northeast. His opinion is that there will be some college sports this season, with fans possible, but only immediate family of the athlete, and a maximum of 4 in that group. Cancellations/forfeiture of games will be so prevalent, that there will be no official conference championships or playoffs. Some schools within some conferences will cancel the fall sports altogether, some will carry on to the extent that they can. There will be games that were on the schedule, and a day before, they are cancelled. There will be last minute substitutions of a game against a team down the street, regardless of division. Lots of contests between D1, D2, D3, and even NAIA and JC, just because of convenience and to get some games in. It will basically be an exhibition season.
so if the Wolverines come to town, and OSU has to cancel, then they will head "down the street" and play Otterbein or Ohio Dominican? That seems pretty far fetched.