(11-20-2020 03:31 PM)Cyniclone Wrote:  This isn't a cancellation but speaks to the weirdness of 2020-21 basketball scheduling: Western Michigan just released its OOC and it includes a game *at* Division 3 Trine on Nov. 28.

And NMSU is playing *at* NAIA Arizona Christian.
https://www.acufirestorm.com/article/2364

Swear I’ve read about Arizona Christian in conjunction with realignment on this board before but can’t recall for what.

(11-24-2020 11:13 PM)IWokeUpLikeThis Wrote:  

(11-20-2020 03:31 PM)Cyniclone Wrote:  This isn't a cancellation but speaks to the weirdness of 2020-21 basketball scheduling: Western Michigan just released its OOC and it includes a game *at* Division 3 Trine on Nov. 28.

And NMSU is playing *at* NAIA Arizona Christian.
https://www.acufirestorm.com/article/2364

Swear I’ve read about Arizona Christian in conjunction with realignment on this board before but can’t recall for what.

While I understand it's usually a free home game in normal years but hasn't there been lower tier D1 playing a game at a lower division school every so often? It's not like the schools count in RPI or the new formula.

Because of state mandated restrictions both NMSU and UNM are staying and practicing out of state. NMSU in greater Phoenix and UNM in Levelland, Texas. Neither school can play games within the state of NM right now, so both are scrambling to pick up games wherever they can. Most If not all of the OCC schedule has been scrapped.

NMSU women are still scheduled to play their game against UTEP in El Paso. Not sure if the men’s game vs UTEP has been worked out yet.

Colorado State has two positive covid tests in its program, and dropped out of a MTE at Oregon State this week. The other three teams (Cal, Oregon State, and NAIA team Northwest University) will play a round robin beginning with a non-conference game Wednesday night between Cal and OSU.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/ncaabk/...r-BB1bjKih

The Buffalo News has made a Google Doc listing every Men's and Women's CBB program with a COVID-19 realted issue.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/0...Y/htmlview

(11-24-2020 11:59 PM)46566 Wrote:  

(11-24-2020 11:13 PM)IWokeUpLikeThis Wrote:  

(11-20-2020 03:31 PM)Cyniclone Wrote:  This isn't a cancellation but speaks to the weirdness of 2020-21 basketball scheduling: Western Michigan just released its OOC and it includes a game *at* Division 3 Trine on Nov. 28.

And NMSU is playing *at* NAIA Arizona Christian.
https://www.acufirestorm.com/article/2364

Swear I’ve read about Arizona Christian in conjunction with realignment on this board before but can’t recall for what.

While I understand it's usually a free home game in normal years but hasn't there been lower tier D1 playing a game at a lower division school every so often? It's not like the schools count in RPI or the new formula.

NMSU can't practice or play in New Mexico. They are practicing in the Phoenix area at a resort.

The practice gym isn't suitable for games, hence the game at Arizona Christian

Does this count as a cancellation

https://twitter.com/GoodmanHoops/status/...2634598402


https://watchstadium.com/chicago-state-c...1-25-2020/

USC Upstate's Dave Dickerson is only coaching via Zoom meetings and such; won't be at practices or games due to his wife's health.

The Spartans debuted with a home loss to D2 Southern Wesleyan.

NAU-Arizona game scheduled for tonight was cancelled, as announced on Monday.

Quote:Arizona Basketball
@APlayersProgram

NEWS | Wednesday's season opener against NAU has been cancelled due to a positive COVID-19 case in the NAU program and ensuing contact tracing and mitigation protocols.

#BearDown

1:06 PM · Nov 23, 2020·Twitter Web App

Utah Valley-Stanford was also cancelled.

Quote:Matt Norlander
@MattNorlander

Another men’s basketball team hits the pause button: Utah Valley is on a COVID halt, a source tells CBS Sports. This means its game at Stanford tomorrow is off.

8:24 AM · Nov 24, 2020·TweetDeck

(11-24-2020 01:28 AM)CaliGlowin Wrote:  Baylor's games at the Empire Classic are cancelled this week.

Rhode Island is now in that tournament, after Baylor's cancellation.

https://www.cbssports.com/college-basket...sun-event/

(11-24-2020 11:59 PM)46566 Wrote:  

(11-24-2020 11:13 PM)IWokeUpLikeThis Wrote:  

(11-20-2020 03:31 PM)Cyniclone Wrote:  This isn't a cancellation but speaks to the weirdness of 2020-21 basketball scheduling: Western Michigan just released its OOC and it includes a game *at* Division 3 Trine on Nov. 28.

And NMSU is playing *at* NAIA Arizona Christian.
https://www.acufirestorm.com/article/2364

Swear I’ve read about Arizona Christian in conjunction with realignment on this board before but can’t recall for what.

While I understand it's usually a free home game in normal years but hasn't there been lower tier D1 playing a game at a lower division school every so often? It's not like the schools count in RPI or the new formula.

Cornell plays one or two D3 teams a year.

William & Mary has paused its program for the next two weeks, scrubbing five games (@N.C. State, Hampton, @George Washington, @Norfolk State, @Virginia)

49ers/Bruins off tonight

https://sjsuspartans.com/news/2020/11/30...celed.aspx

SJSU vs Pepperdine cancelled