IMHO we won’t have any games at Timmons until after the first of the year if then. Still think if there are any ooc home games they will be at the Well. If that happens I would say 2 max. Then again what’s the point of playing Southern Wesleyan at the Well? The cancellation of the MTE’s should have left FU with one game to fill. On the other hand there will be no students the entire first half of the season so why not play at Timmons? You could open up Timmons but I don’t see that happening.
Say what?Sad Din wrote: ↑Sat Oct 31, 2020 1:12 pmSC Coach Martin said they can play a total of 27 games. If they play exhibtion or practice game it counts agaisnt the 27. If they play too many OOC and games get Conf Games get canx then they dont have room to sched make up games
He said that it favors playing just 1 exhibition game with a local school but thats it
Unless the rules have changed, no exhibitions or scrimmages are allowed.Sad Din wrote: ↑Sat Oct 31, 2020 1:12 pmSC Coach Martin said they can play a total of 27 games. If they play exhibtion or practice game it counts agaisnt the 27. If they play too many OOC and games get Conf Games get canx then they dont have room to sched make up games
He said that it favors playing just 1 exhibition game with a local school but thats it
You might be right, but this is where I got my info. https://www.ncaa.com/news/basketball-me ... ason-startSad Din wrote: ↑Sat Oct 31, 2020 8:35 pmBelieve thats only prior to the 25th. Martin said they were allowed by they count as the max games they can play
The Division I Council approved moving the first contest date in Division I men’s and women’s basketball to Nov. 25 for the 2020-21 season.
No exhibition games or closed scrimmages will be allowed before that date. Moving the start date back from Nov. 10 is intended to have contests begin when at least three-quarters of Division I schools will have concluded their fall terms or moved remaining instruction and exams online, creating a more controlled and less populated campus environment that may reduce the risk of COVID-19 that can occur between student-athletes and the broader student body population, the Division I Men’s and Women’s Oversight Committees said.
