[teejers1]

The updated doesn't impact the CFP since that is not an NCAA championship.

I am not sure the NCAA will really be able to hold the fall sports championships later in the academic year, but I am pleased that non-Pac-12 schools will not be able to win MWP, WVB or WSoc NCAA team championships this fall while Stanford athletes are not able to compete.

https://www.ncaa.com/live-updates/ncaa/n...all-sports

Holding the CFP while no other sports were able to compete for a national championships seems like it would be a suicidal move for the future of college football.

Why do you say that?

We already know that football is "different" from other collegiate sports inasmuch as they foot a lot of the bills.  So why would a CF championship - only one of its kind - be that out of line?

But more fundamentally, would you have said the same thing if colleges across the land thought soccer sufficiently safe to compete and hold a championship, and THAT was the only sport to hold a college championship?

[teejers1]

The updated doesn't impact the CFP since that is not an NCAA championship.

I am not sure the NCAA will really be able to hold the fall sports championships later in the academic year, but I am pleased that non-Pac-12 schools will not be able to win MWP, WVB or WSoc NCAA team championships this fall while Stanford athletes are not able to compete.

https://www.ncaa.com/live-updates/ncaa/n...all-sports

Holding the CFP while no other sports were able to compete for a national championships seems like it would be a suicidal move for the future of college football.

Why do you say that?

We already know that football is "different" from other collegiate sports inasmuch as they foot a lot of the bills.  So why would a CF championship - only one of its kind - be that out of line?

But more fundamentally, would you have said the same thing if colleges across the land thought soccer sufficiently safe to compete and hold a championship, and THAT was the only sport to hold a college championship?