Since MACtion is again spread out over Tuesday and Wednesday this week, we again have five straight days of currently scheduled CFB games. Last week, we lost 15 FBS games, the week before 10, so the rate seems to be rising.

So as usual, please post information about FBS games postponed/canceled/moved that are *currently*, as of Sunday, November 15th, scheduled to be played between Tuesday, November 17 and Saturday, November 21. No need to post about changes that were announced before November 15th, we are trying to track fresh events. Note that "postponed" does not mean the game will eventually be played, or even rescheduled, only that officially it is not canceled outright. So far we are at 18 games affected, two more than last week, as of Saturday morning.

Clemson @ FSU ........................ Postponed, TBD

Stanford vs Washington State ..... Canceled

Maryland vs Michigan State ........ Canceled

UAB @ UTEP .......................... Postponed, TBD

UNLV @ Colorado State ........ Postponed, TBD

Houston @ SMU .................. Postponed, TBD

Navy @ USF ........................ Postponed, TBD

Central ARK @ ULL ............... Canceled

Utah State @ Wyoming ......... Canceled

Texas @ Kansas ................... Postponed to December 12

Miami vs Ohio ...................... Canceled

Arizona State vs Colorado ...... Canceled

ULM vs Louisiana Tech ........... Canceled

Duke vs Wake Forest ............ Postponed, TBD

Ole Miss @ TAMU .................. Postponed, TBD

Georgia Tech @ Miami ............ Postponed, TBD

UNCC @ Marshall ................... Postponed, TBD

San Jose State @ Fresno ........ Canceled

mentioned it in the other thread, but in case you missed it, UAB-UTEP for 11/20 is off.

(11-15-2020 12:06 PM)HatterFan Wrote:  mentioned it in the other thread, but in case you missed it, UAB-UTEP for 11/20 is off.

Alright, it doesn't quite fit the OP, but it is now included. Thanks!

I know coronavirus trends are up, but now that all 10 leagues are playing games we also have more possible games that can be postponed/canceled. A month ago we only had 6 conferences playing. If someone wanted to figure it out, I’d be curious to know what percentage of games were canceled each week.

Miami versus Ohio cancelled due to an outbreak within OU. Was originally scheduled for Tuesday night on ESPN.

Pac 12 may be reconfiguring some things. Pretty much no chance ASU will play this week.

(11-15-2020 04:52 PM)Love and Honor Wrote:  Miami versus Ohio cancelled due to an outbreak within OU. Was originally scheduled for Tuesday night on ESPN.

Damn, hate losing some MACtion.

(11-15-2020 03:35 PM)SkullyMaroo Wrote:  I know coronavirus trends are up, but now that all 10 leagues are playing games we also have more possible games that can be postponed/canceled. A month ago we only had 6 conferences playing. If someone wanted to figure it out, I’d be curious to know what percentage of games were canceled each week.

Week..cancelled
...2.......9%
...3.......20%
...4.......14%
...5.......6%
...6.......7%
...7.......18%
...8.......2%
...9.......7%
...10.....17%
...11.....26%

(11-15-2020 06:06 PM)quo vadis Wrote:  

(11-15-2020 04:52 PM)Love and Honor Wrote:  Miami versus Ohio cancelled due to an outbreak within OU. Was originally scheduled for Tuesday night on ESPN.

Damn, hate losing some MACtion.

I actually enjoy watcihing it these days.

The state of Michigan just announced a 3-week shutdown. I'm not sure what this means exactly but the Governor said no sports of any type except professional sports. So wouldn't that mean no college sports of any type for 3 weeks?

ETA - first link I saw had it wrong. College and pro sports can continue because of rapid testing. High school sports (like FB playoffs) are on hold.

(11-15-2020 07:00 PM)Fort Bend Owl Wrote:  The state of Michigan just announced a 3-week shutdown. I'm not sure what this means exactly but the Governor said no sports of any type except professional sports. So wouldn't that mean no college sports of any type for 3 weeks?

Nope... Football will continue in Michigan due to testing they do. They did suspend High school though.

(11-15-2020 05:22 PM)HatterFan Wrote:  Pac 12 may be reconfiguring some things. Pretty much no chance ASU will play this week.

Correct. CBS reports that the ASU-Colorado game is cancelled.

(11-15-2020 06:25 PM)ken d Wrote:  

(11-15-2020 03:35 PM)SkullyMaroo Wrote:  I know coronavirus trends are up, but now that all 10 leagues are playing games we also have more possible games that can be postponed/canceled. A month ago we only had 6 conferences playing. If someone wanted to figure it out, I’d be curious to know what percentage of games were canceled each week.

Week..cancelled
...2.......9%
...3.......20%
...4.......14%
...5.......6%
...6.......7%
...7.......18%
...8.......2%
...9.......7%
...10.....17%
...11.....26%

+3. So it looks like it has been up and down with last week seeing the most cancelations/postponements. The PAC-12 and Big Ten have really added to the number of canceled games since they’ve started playing.

(11-15-2020 07:00 PM)Fort Bend Owl Wrote:  The state of Michigan just announced a 3-week shutdown. I'm not sure what this means exactly but the Governor said no sports of any type except professional sports. So wouldn't that mean no college sports of any type for 3 weeks?

ETA - first link I saw had it wrong. College and pro sports can continue because of rapid testing. High school sports (like FB playoffs) are on hold.

The University of Michigan's football team shutdown weeks ago.

(11-16-2020 02:42 PM)Big Frog II Wrote:  

(11-15-2020 07:00 PM)Fort Bend Owl Wrote:  The state of Michigan just announced a 3-week shutdown. I'm not sure what this means exactly but the Governor said no sports of any type except professional sports. So wouldn't that mean no college sports of any type for 3 weeks?

ETA - first link I saw had it wrong. College and pro sports can continue because of rapid testing. High school sports (like FB playoffs) are on hold.

The University of Michigan's football team shutdown weeks ago.

Which is a shame since they would have been covered by the pro sports exception

Ole Miss-Texas A&M is off, supposedly we may get EGG BOWL OUTTA NOWHERE if they move up the Miss. State game.

here's a boatload of ACC changes, starting with Georgia Tech-Miami moved from this week to 12/19 and going from there.

https://theacc.com/news/2020/11/16/acc-a...anges.aspx

Damn .... only Monday night and we're already at 6 games lost this weekend.

Charlotte-Marshall is gone...both of these programs have had bad luck with that this year, but perhaps you make your own luck.