[Papa John]

So 15 out of 59 FBS games, including those involving 6 top-25 teams, were postponed/canceled last weekend. However, the Pac-12 was able to salvage UCLA vs. Cal, so we'll call it 14 out of 59, or 23.7%.

For week 12, we have 62 FBS games scheduled, starting on Thursday. As of Monday at 1:30 pm, four games have been postponed/canceled, including one involving a top-25 team (#5 Texas A&M). In the Pac-12 ASU/CU has already been canceled, and we'll see what happens with USC/Utah or the other conference games.

Assuming we get through a regular season--which is an assumption, not a presumption in my book--it will be interesting to see if the CFP and four participating teams can institute some kind of bubble. I can't imagine a virus-free situation in which players go home for Christmas/winter break and return to their respective campuses.

[Papa John]

So 15 out of 59 FBS games, including those involving 6 top-25 teams, were postponed/canceled last weekend. However, the Pac-12 was able to salvage UCLA vs. Cal, so we'll call it 14 out of 59, or 23.7%.

For week 12, we have 62 FBS games scheduled, starting on Thursday. As of Monday at 1:30 pm, four games have been postponed/canceled, including one involving a top-25 team (#5 Texas A&M). In the Pac-12 ASU/CU has already been canceled, and we'll see what happens with USC/Utah or the other conference games.

Assuming we get through a regular season--which is an assumption, not a presumption in my book--it will be interesting to see if the CFP and four participating teams can institute some kind of bubble. I can't imagine a virus-free situation in which players go home for Christmas/winter break and return to their respective campuses.