Long time reader, almost first time reply-er here!
Here are my thoughts:
First: Pray; for with God all things are possible. And while lives are more important than football, it is a morale booster and a generator of revenue. It's part of God's good creation and gifts.
Second: Prepare for the worst. Not talking zombie apocalypse or societal collapse here, just the reality that until we have a legitimate functioning vaccine all it takes is one player to be diagnosed with SARS-Cov-2 and it will all fall like a deck of cards. So I'm preparing my contigency plan: My children are now of age to be able to enjoy football. My plan is to play 1 game each Saturday from our Rose Bowl Year.
Third: Hope for the best. The NCAA, like so many of us, were completely caught off guard in February/March, and had no idea how nasty and contagious this monster was. We didn't have all of the information in front of us (I wouldn't blame Obama, I wouldn't blame Trump; we're just going to learn from this), so we operated from our default, "this is just like the flu." As we battle it in our land and on our turf, we're learning it's rules, we're learning its weaknesses, we're learning best practices. And like Dr. Fauci shared, "By September, we're going to know so much more (what treatments worked or not, etc.)."..And so will the NCAA. So who knows: Maybe we get to play an abbreviated season and just skip Cal, Prairie View, & SMU? Maybe it's delayed until Spring? Maybe we do get to have it, but not in front of fans? Good Lord willing though, maybe it just completely works out and we get to have a season like no other. Jerry Kill and the return of Doug Meacham turn out to be the best thing that ever happened to us. That's definitely my hope.
Until then, Pray, prepare, & above all, hope!