Offseason questions loom larger than ever for Aggies, 2020 opponents

There's nothing novel about college football teams spending the spring trying to figure out how to address offseason changes, but the path to answers will certainly be different this year. Olin Buchanan looks at the questions Texas A&M and its opponents will try to answer despite the new challenges.

You’ve got questions. Spring football was supposed to provide at least some answers.

The nation-wide cancellation of spring football due to fears of spreading the coronavirus is undeniably problematic for Texas A&M.

The Aggies project to have a strong football season this fall. They could even be legitimate contenders to win the Southeastern Conference West Division. That, of course, would make them contenders to win the SEC title.

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