USA Today sports writer Dan Wolken argued that the college football season schedule needs to be changed in order to handle the dangers of climate change.
Former Notre Dame star quarterback Brady Quinn discusses UCLA and USC departing the Pac-12 for the Big Ten Conference on 'Sunday Night in America.'USA Today Sports columnist Dan Wolken claimed that a newseason schedule needs to be dreamed up in order to handle the threat of climate change.
The ESPN article in question polled"decision-makers" within the sport and"those who would be directly impacted" weigh the"pros and cons of such theoretical changes." He wrote,"If you want to actually reimagine the college football calendar, I’d start with the reality that extreme heat and climate change is going to have a major impact."
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