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What are the restrictions/impediments to an ND team with by Notra_Dahm

a smaller, manageable number of participants (like b-ball) holding their own on campus (or off campus) workouts. Assuming there is some sort of on-line teaching going on (if that is a prerequisite to getting kids on campus), why can't each team handle their off season workouts in their own ways, with sufficient safeguards on social distancing, isolation, etc.

I'm also assuming that the participants come voluntarily, and the ND legal department has signed off on the risks of getting someone sick inadvertently, despite the preventive measures.

Alternately, even if you don't have workouts, is there anything that prevents getting the newcomers on campus for summer school (again, if special housing and other arrangements are made, and not exorbitant, compared to regular students)?