“Let’s face it, schools in the Southeastern Conference have a real incentive to get football back and they will be under pressure to resume sports. Schools in other parts of the countrywhere college sports may not generate the same level of revenue [like] New England may not have the same set of incentives. They may look at this under a more skeptical eye.”

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