Nine changes Clemson football fans are going to notice about 2020 season
Even though there are questions as to how it will happen, we are still hopeful that a 2020 Clemson football season is going to take place.
The Big Ten went rouge with an announcement that it would only play in-conference games during the fall earlier this week and many CFB analysts are expecting the other Power-5 conference to follow suit.
Whether or not that happens, though, we all are in for some changes if the 2020 season does, in fact, take place.
Here are nine major changes Clemson football fans are going to take notice of, relating to both the Tigers and the rest of the country.
9. Fans in the stands
We’re going to start with the most obvious one.
While most University officials have remained hopeful that they’ll be able to have some stands in the fans, it’s pretty clear at this point we’re not going to see sellouts basically anywhere across the nation.
Several NFL teams have already noted that their expected an attendance is going to be capped at around 25 percent or less for their upcoming season and we should anticipate that College Football will be much of the same.
Could we see Death Valley with only 15,000 Clemson football fans in attendance? Maybe even less?
Not only are the numbers of fans allowed into the stadium going to be significantly lower, but the procedures are going to be different, as well. Expect to wear a mask if you attend the game. Expect that you might have your temperature taken and, finally, expect that you won’t be packed in the stands with the rest of your fellow Tiger fans. Instead, portions of the stadium and seats will be marked off and fans will be spread throughout to practice social distancing.