It’s 3 according to their schedule and ESPN.Originally Posted by inudesu
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It’s 3 according to their schedule and ESPN.
Teams to cancel on Houston.
Rice
Washington State
Memphis
Baylor
North Texas
Postpone = Cancel
Yea, I forgot about Memphis.
WSU was on the original schedule I guess. Seems light years ago.
Doesn't it?
My sense of time isn't amazing to begin with, but this year has made it all worse. It's almost October! What the heck?
So did Rice ever cancel on us? If so, that means we will only have 4 home games this year, including FCS Houston Baptist. The rest are Marshall, UTEP & UAB. Sadly, I only find Marshall and UAB worth the drive to Ruston. Don't really care to see UTEP or Rice this year.
Don’t believe so? Only ODU has opted out this season that I know of.
https://pac-12.com/article/2020/09/2...2-announcementIn the sport of football, Pac-12 universities with the necessary public health approvals may commence practice immediately with a seven game Conference-only season to begin on November 6, and the Pac-12 Championship Game on December 18, enabling Pac-12 teams to be considered for selection by the CFP. The football schedule will be released in the coming days.
https://www.si.com/college/utah/foot...end-of-nov-6-7[COLOR=rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.72)]Each team will play six conference games, five inter-division matchups and one out-of-division matchup. The Pac-12 title game will feature the champion of the North against the champion of the South — while the remaining games for that weekend will feature a stagger setup with the runner-ups of each division playing one another and so on and so forth.[/COLOR]
NCAA FB Oversight Committee recommending ALL teams are eligible for a bowl this season, and bowls can be played as early as Dec. 1.
7 in a row! (Or is it 6?)
We have won 6 bowl games in a row and counting.
We have played 8 seasons in a row without winning a conference championship and counting.
MAC is Back
Long live the MAC!
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