Dan Wolken Claims Climate Change Is A 'Major' Threat To College Football

Coronabro Dan Wolken has pivoted his attention from COVID-19 to the climate.

Wolken, who spent a large chunk of 2020 fighting against the playing of sports, fired off an absolute heater of a tweet Thursday morning when talking about the future of college football.

In response to an ESPN article floating the idea of shifting the college football calendar, Wolken seemed to indicate that climate change is the greatest threat to America's favorite sport.

Not realignment! Not the transfer portal potentially becoming too volatile! Climate change, folks! Climate change is what football fans should be worried about.

Pat Forde, who also had some unhinged takes during the era of COVID, seemed to think climate change threatening college football wasn't such a bad stance to have!

Imagine living life with this much negativity surrounding you. College football starts in 23 days and Dan Wolken and Pat Forde are out here talking about climate change.

Nick Saban is on the warpath after 2021, Georgia is looking to repeat, Michigan wants to go back-to-back over Ohio State, Wisconsin is trying to punch through and there are tons of other stories countless fans are debating.

Yet, these two are busy burning up their day claiming climate change is the threat that might kneecap college football.

I can't imagine how fun these two must be at a party on a Saturday night during the season!

If you're busy debating the climate and its impact on football with games on the horizon, it's time to crack a beer, take a deep breath and relax!

The rest of rational America is excited and pumped up. If these two want to sing a sob story on social media, that's on them!

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David Hookstead is a reporter for OutKick covering a variety of topics with a focus on football and culture. He also hosts of the podcast American Joyride that is accessible on Outkick where he interviews American heroes and outlines their unique stories. Before joining OutKick, Hookstead worked for the Daily Caller for seven years covering similar topics. Hookstead is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin.