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https://www.espn.com/college-sports/stor...sports-air

The 23-school California State University system will primarily remain in a virtual learning model this fall as the country continues to deal with the coronavirus pandemic, CSU chancellor Timothy White said Tuesday. That raises questions about the ability for member schools to field athletic teams for the rest of 2020.

At this point, there is not much clarity about what kind of impact the announcement will have on the football programs at San Diego State, Fresno State and San Jose State, all members of the Mountain West Conference.

The separate University of California system, which includes Cal and UCLA, has not fully committed to the same step as the CSU system. But a spokesperson for the UC system told CBS-Los Angeles it is "likely none of our campuses will fully reopen in the fall."


I know this article is about college sports in California, but the main overtone is something I posted earlier in this thread. So many different people and governing bodies are gonna have Veto power on when their school system/district resumes classes and extra-circular activities.


I 100% agree with the majority of the people on this thread about fall sports taking place.... but I'm not in a position to make such calls.

In the article about California, there are at least 25 major universities mentioned that will more than likely, have their entire fall sports seasons canceled. I'm sure they will say based on recommendations from medical professionals it is in our best interest to cancel all in-person classes on our campuses, thus canceling all fall extra-circular activities.
Their conferences may give the green light, the NCAA may give the green light, other states may allow colleges to resume playing sports.... but one governing body can say No and everything stops.