[M T]

I wonder how they can have a game at all.  Contact sports are prohibited.  A stadium in that county would be limited to 50 people. I can't see how you can add up players, coaches, trainers, and officials (plus broadcasters) and manage a football game with under 50 people!

The Oregon state guidance indicates
  "NOTE: Executive Order 20-28 combined with the OHA/HECC standards require that all higher education activities . . ."
The OHA/HECC standards indicate

Sector Guidance –Outdoor Recreation and Outdoor Fitness Establishments
Applicability:This guidance applies to:
•the general public, including leagues, trainers, coaches, officials, players, K-12 and Collegiate sports and spectators, while participating in or using outdoor recreation and outdoor fitness establishments.

“Outdoor recreation and outdoor fitness establishments ” means outdoor locations where outdoor recreation, agri tourism, outdoor K-12 or collegiate sports and fitness activities occur including but not limited to outdoor gyms, outdoor fitness organizations, outdoor recreational sports, outdoor pools, outdoor K-12 sports, outdoor collegiate sports, outdoor personal training and outdoor dance.

Distancing and Occupancy: Outdoor recreation and outdoor fitness establishments, and operators of public outdoor areas are required to:
•With the exception of public outdoor areas, limit maximum capacity based on this designated level of risk for the county in which the outdoor recreation or outdoor fitness establishment is located.
   oCapacity limits do not apply to public outdoor areas.

Full-contact sports are prohibited at this time.  Training and conditioning, such as weightlifting, running drills and intra-squad scrimmaging, cannot include full contact of any kind.

Benton County (containing the stadium) is shown as Extreme Risk level.
Sector Risk Level Guidance indicates

Outdoor Recreation and Fitness Establishments (includes ... outdoor collegiate sports, ...)   [Extreme Risk]  Maximum 50 people

[M T]

I wonder how they can have a game at all.  Contact sports are prohibited.  A stadium in that county would be limited to 50 people. I can't see how you can add up players, coaches, trainers, and officials (plus broadcasters) and manage a football game with under 50 people!

The Oregon state guidance indicates
  "NOTE: Executive Order 20-28 combined with the OHA/HECC standards require that all higher education activities . . ."
The OHA/HECC standards indicate

Sector Guidance –Outdoor Recreation and Outdoor Fitness Establishments
Applicability:This guidance applies to:
•the general public, including leagues, trainers, coaches, officials, players, K-12 and Collegiate sports and spectators, while participating in or using outdoor recreation and outdoor fitness establishments.

“Outdoor recreation and outdoor fitness establishments ” means outdoor locations where outdoor recreation, agri tourism, outdoor K-12 or collegiate sports and fitness activities occur including but not limited to outdoor gyms, outdoor fitness organizations, outdoor recreational sports, outdoor pools, outdoor K-12 sports, outdoor collegiate sports, outdoor personal training and outdoor dance.

Distancing and Occupancy: Outdoor recreation and outdoor fitness establishments, and operators of public outdoor areas are required to:
•With the exception of public outdoor areas, limit maximum capacity based on this designated level of risk for the county in which the outdoor recreation or outdoor fitness establishment is located.
   oCapacity limits do not apply to public outdoor areas.

Full-contact sports are prohibited at this time.  Training and conditioning, such as weightlifting, running drills and intra-squad scrimmaging, cannot include full contact of any kind.

Benton County (containing the stadium) is shown as Extreme Risk level.
Sector Risk Level Guidance indicates

Outdoor Recreation and Fitness Establishments (includes ... outdoor collegiate sports, ...)   [Extreme Risk]  Maximum 50 people