Does anyone know if the AAC has a policy for canceled conf hoop games this year?
Aresco had a policy for Football...no clue if Omicron will make him change his stance for hoops. (NOTE: I think: If game is cancelled AFTER a visiting team has already traveled for a game, host team should pay for those travel expenses).
Big East and Pac-12 already docked 2 teams with forfeit losses (and wins) involving two early conf games...as these will count for conf standings and will impact conf tournament seedings.
Forfeits are not recognized officially by the NCAA selection committee, so any games not played as initially scheduled will not be reflected on team sheets.
Aresco had a policy for Football...no clue if Omicron will make him change his stance for hoops. (NOTE: I think: If game is cancelled AFTER a visiting team has already traveled for a game, host team should pay for those travel expenses).
Big East and Pac-12 already docked 2 teams with forfeit losses (and wins) involving two early conf games...as these will count for conf standings and will impact conf tournament seedings.
Impact of canceled games
The cancellations have impacts for intra-conference games, as leagues have instituted forfeit rules for the 2021-22 season. Seton Hall was incapable of playing St. John's this forthcoming Tuesday, so the Big East stuck to its code agreed to in the fall and docked the Pirates with a loss in league play, while St. John's started 1-0 in the conference due to the SHU forfeit. The same thing happened earlier this month in the Pac-12 when Washington was incapable of finding a makeup game vs. UCLA, so the Huskies were assessed a forfeit and UCLA was given a win in the conference standings.Forfeits are not recognized officially by the NCAA selection committee, so any games not played as initially scheduled will not be reflected on team sheets.
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