Record 15 NCAA Games Cancelled/Postponed for this Weekend

[Stallion]

scroll to bottom of scoreboard for a list. Previous record was 10 I believe

https://www.espn.com/college-football/scoreboard/_/group/80/year/2020/seasontype/2/week/11

[exboyfil]

1. Nobody could have predicted it

We got a little bit of circus back though.

[bdtrppr6]

2. I GOTTA HAVE SPORTS

JUST BRING BACK THE GLADIATORS AND LIONS!!

the country's obsession with fucking sports is a tragedy. I get it but give me a break. does no one have any common sense? no sports, no church, no school, no brunch, no thanksgiving, no christmas, no group activities, etc. the country is about to be one big sickbed with no hospital space for folks that aren't able to pay or even have space or resources for them.

stay the fuck home as much as possible and wear a fucking mask!

sorry for ranting, just really tired of all the stupidity.

[BannonsLiver]

6. It's not unique to the US

For many years I thought it was. Until one day when I found myself on the Tube in London after an Arsenal match. Next level shit. We’re amateurs in comparison.

[SidDithers]

3. As Sean Doolittle so eloquently said...

"Sports are like the reward of a functioning society"

We're anything but that right now.

Sid

[NightWatcher]

4. The SEC said that the league championships and games after this week are in question

The rest of the season will be a miss matched game of 'who's well enough to travel' and they'll play as long as they can. I doubt anyone will still be playing by December.

[Stallion]

5. The PAC has had several games cancelled late this week--and they don't have much wiggle-room

after these cancellations I think its likely we are going to see Bowls, championships and Playoffs moved back a week-maybe two. Not many are going to travel to these bowls anyway. The NCAA should encourage local drive-able games even if it breaks conference affiliations