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COVID-19, CTE and Field Turf by BuckeyeJohn05

I vaguely remember some mentions of germs lasting longer on Field Turf. Field Turf is also a faster surface, and which I assume correlates to harder hits and possibly CTE.

Should college administrators revisit the safety of Field Turf or is this a settled argument?

Much of the game has been reengineered , via rule changes and strategy , to make passing and hurry up offenses more favorable . Should some of the rules be revisited for their safety?

Since this post is about safety, We should also bring back ties. Overtime is unneeded imo.