[82lsju]

ASU v Cal and UCLA v Utah have been cancelled.

ASU and Utah could not field enough players (or in ASU's case, their head coach).

Like MLB did, the Pac12 has taken the two healthy teams and rescheduled Cal to play at UCLA this Sunday at 9AM.

As a former football coach I roll my eyes. Have fun doing the scouting report in 8 hours and getting it in your players' hands and getting them to feel prepared for the game.

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Papa John has been tracking the number of games cancelled per week on this thread on the main board: https://thecardboard.org/board/showthread.php?tid=20834

There will be no college football playoff this season. The Pac-12 looks like the biggest chump of them all.

so i guess we'll see who has the best players given the "scheme" won't be well developed......of course Cal would have no "film" for UCLA to see so maybe they have a slight advantage seeing what Colorado did vs UCLA.  Of course the "big improvement" for teams is supposed to be between games 1 and 2 so maybe UCLA will be better off.....

In any case I was hoping that Big Game would be Cal's first game of the season.......which in theory would advantage us (assuming no significant/too many injuries/COVID-19 exclusions)....

[82lsju]

ASU v Cal and UCLA v Utah have been cancelled.

ASU and Utah could not field enough players (or in ASU's case, their head coach).

Like MLB did, the Pac12 has taken the two healthy teams and rescheduled Cal to play at UCLA this Sunday at 9AM.

As a former football coach I roll my eyes. Have fun doing the scouting report in 8 hours and getting it in your players' hands and getting them to feel prepared for the game.

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Papa John has been tracking the number of games cancelled per week on this thread on the main board: https://thecardboard.org/board/showthread.php?tid=20834

There will be no college football playoff this season. The Pac-12 looks like the biggest chump of them all.

so i guess we'll see who has the best players given the "scheme" won't be well developed......of course Cal would have no "film" for UCLA to see so maybe they have a slight advantage seeing what Colorado did vs UCLA.  Of course the "big improvement" for teams is supposed to be between games 1 and 2 so maybe UCLA will be better off.....

In any case I was hoping that Big Game would be Cal's first game of the season.......which in theory would advantage us (assuming no significant/too many injuries/COVID-19 exclusions)....