(07-17-2020 02:51 PM)TDenverFan Wrote:  

(07-17-2020 01:55 PM)Cyniclone Wrote:  CAA said each of its schools can do as they wish w/r/t fall sports, with the conference's blessing.

William & Mary and Hofstra have already announced no fall sports.

So have Delaware, Towson, Stony Brook, Drexel, UNH, Maine, Northeastern, Rhode Island, and Albany have all cancelled, some of those are football only members.

Richmond's statement was a little vague, but implied they wouldn't play football. A10 has cancelled the other sports.

Villanova's statement was also a little vague, they basically said they're exploring different options, but did not commit either way.

College of Charleston, UNCW, JMU, and Elon are the only ones that seem to plan to play.

Can't imagine JMU having much luck with independent scheduling. Even if nobody else postpones or cancels, and there's no chance of that, then W&M, VCU, Richmond, George Mason, Hampton and Norfolk State are off the board for in-state competition, and they usually play a few games in every sport against schools from that group. The Big South at least seems to be taking the CAA tack of allowing schools to make their own decisions about playing, because Hampton didn't wait for a conferencewide edict to cancel, which also means Radford and Longwood could follow suit.

Probably a moot point but might as well play out the possibilities while they're still out there.