[DocSavage87]

I could see some schools getting through the season relatively unscathed (see Clemson, as most of team already had Covid); some schools losing a game or 3 due to the virus; and some schools packing it in for the season after a game or two. 

If some of the early studies showing cardiac abnormalities on MRI pan out (e.g., 15% myocarditis among recovered athletes), I don't see how any team remains unscathed.  I can see how publicity of any issues to be stifled due to PR.  Are those teams with large-scale infection doing more significant diagnostics, or are they not bothering along the lines of see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil?  It's possible that a team might not get a significant illness or obvious post-infection morbidity and AFAIK the NCAA is not mandating any kind of minimal testing regimen so all teams are on the same page.

[DocSavage87]

I could see some schools getting through the season relatively unscathed (see Clemson, as most of team already had Covid); some schools losing a game or 3 due to the virus; and some schools packing it in for the season after a game or two. 

If some of the early studies showing cardiac abnormalities on MRI pan out (e.g., 15% myocarditis among recovered athletes), I don't see how any team remains unscathed.  I can see how publicity of any issues to be stifled due to PR.  Are those teams with large-scale infection doing more significant diagnostics, or are they not bothering along the lines of see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil?  It's possible that a team might not get a significant illness or obvious post-infection morbidity and AFAIK the NCAA is not mandating any kind of minimal testing regimen so all teams are on the same page.