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Big Ten infectious disease task force chair Dr. Chris Kratochvil gives the odds at any Big Ten school playing even a single game at 15%

I saw the FCS MEAC conference cancelled the 2020 football season too. Now the ACTUAL MAC has also done something. Delaying start of all fall sports till September 3rd https://www.wkbn.com/sports/mid-american-conference-delays-the-start-of-fall-sports/

Wow... I was got by that one. Thanks for the clarification.

"Competition will be limited to MAC institutional members beginning no earlier than September 18th, 2020 and with the goal of reaching NCAA minimums in all sports." I added the bold in what is throwing me for a loop. So, based on that, would non-conference games PRIOR to September 18th still be played? That doesn't sound like cancelling the non conference schedule. In which case, the YSU game is September 5th, 2020 and would still be played?

They cancelled basketball and everyone laughed for 48 hours, then the NBA had players test positive and all the other conferences cancelled basketball. No doubt, this will push all other college football towards that plan too.

Unfortunately, studies in Spain are indicating that herd immunity may not be achievable and that immunity may not last longer than 2 weeks - 1 month. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-53315983

I really hope that we do see sports, but it is looking like a year without football (at least college football)