The 2020 College Football America Yearbook is out now and you can grab a copy at Amazon or Barnes and Noble right now. And while we’re proud of our book and we think it has great information for the 2020 season, we’re as cognizant as every other college football fan about the uncertainty of this 2020 football season.
Our book went to press in early July, but now that our book is out, we won’t be able to update adjustments made by teams and conferences for the 2020 season. Our 2020 COVID-19 cancellations page will be updated as often as possible with new cancellations or adjustments to the 2020 season by team and conference. If you know of any that we’re missing, let us know on our Twitter feed, @RoadTripSports, and we’ll make the updates.
2020 COVID-19 college football cancellations and postponements (updated 1 pm CST Aug. 5)
FBS
Atlantic Coast Conference: The league announced it would move to an 11-game schedule, with 10 conference games and one non-conference game, beginning play the week of Sept. 7-12. (July 29)
Big Ten Conference: The league announced that it would postpone fall sports with an eye on playing them, including football, in the spring. (Aug. 11)
Big 12 Conference: The league announced it will play a 10-game schedule in 2020. (Aug. 3)
Mid-American Conference: The league announced that it would postpone all fall sports. (Aug. 8)
Mountain West Conference: The league announced that it would postpone all fall sports. (Aug. 10)
Old Dominion: A member of Conference USA, the Monarchs announced they were canceling fall sports. (Aug. 10)
Pac-12 Conference: Postponed all athletic competition to Jan. 1, 2021. (Aug. 11)
Southeastern Conference: The league announced it would move to a 10-game, conference-only schedule and begin play on Sept. 26. (July 30)
Sun Belt Conference – The league announced that it would begin play on Labor Day weekend with an 8-game conference schedule and flexibility for schools to add as many as four non-conference games. (Aug. 4)
Navy: The Midshipmen canceled their game with Lafayette on Sept. 12. (July 3)
New Mexico State: Postponed its fall football season to the spring. (Aug. 13)
UConn: Canceled its 2020 football season. The Huskies were the first FBS program to do so. (Aug. 5)
UMass: Canceled its 2020 football season. (Aug. 12)
FCS
Big Sky: The conference’s presidents reportedly voted to postpone the 2020 football season to the spring. (Aug. 6)
Big South: Postponed fall sports to spring. (Aug. 12)
CAA – Membership voted to suspend the 2020 fall football season. (July 17)
HBCU games – The Southern-Tennessee State game in Detroit, scheduled for Sept. 5, and the Jackson State-Tennessee State game in Memphis, scheduled for Sept. 12, have been canceled. (June 17)
Ivy League – suspended all athletic activity, including football, until at least January 1, 2021. A decision will be made at a later date about whether football will be played in the spring. (July 7)
Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference – Suspended fall sports. No decision on whether fall sports would be played in Spring of 2021. (July 16)
Missouri Valley Football Conference: Postponed the football schedule to the spring. (Aug. 7)
Northeast Conference – Postponed all fall sports to the spring. (July 29)
Ohio Valley Conference – postponed its fall 2020 season. (Aug. 14)
Patriot League – Canceled fall sports for 2020 (July 13).
Pioneer Football League – Announced that the league would not play its fall schedule. (Aug. 7)
Southern Conference – Announced that the league would postpone league play until the spring. (Aug. 13)
Southland Conference – Postponed fall competition, but gave individual schools the freedom to attempt to schedule non-conference games. (Aug. 13).
Southwestern Athletic Conference — Postponed fall sports to the Spring of 2021. (July 20)
Division II
Division II: The Division II Presidents Council canceled all fall championships. Division II schools have the option to play the regular season. (Aug. 5)
Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association – Suspended all fall sports (July 9).
Great American Conference – The league announced in May it would play a 10-game in-conference schedule beginning Sept. 10. That has not changed.
Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference – Suspended all athletic competition through 2020. (Aug. 12)
Great Lakes Valley Conference – Postponed several fall sports, including football, to the spring. (July 27)
Great Northwest Athletic Conference – Suspended all fall sports through Nov. 30. (July 18)
Gulf South Conference – Postponed four fall sports, including football, until 2021. (June 23)
Lone Star Conference – Postponed fall competition. (Aug. 7)
Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletic Association – Postponed the start of league competition until at least Sept. 28. (July 20)
Mountain East – Delayed the start of fall sports, including football, until Oct. 1. (June 21)
Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference – Canceled fall sports, leaving open the chance to play in the spring. (Aug. 13)
Northeast-10: Suspended conference competition through Dec. 31. (July 16)
Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference – suspended all fall sports for 2020. (July 15)
Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference – Postponed all fall sports. (Aug. 7)
South Atlantic Conference – Postponed all fall sports. (Aug. 7)
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference – The conference announced that it would suspend all sports for Fall of 2020. (July 9)
Division III
Division III – The Division III Presidents Council canceled all fall championships. (Aug. 5)
American Rivers Conference – Postponed football to the spring. (Aug. 12)
American Southwest Conference – Pushed back several fall sports, including football, to the spring. (July 24)
Centennial Conference – Suspended sports for the fall semester (July 7)
College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin – Postponed fall competition to the spring. (July 27)
Commonwealth Coast Conference – Suspended all fall sports. (July 17)
Eastern Collegiate Football Conference – Canceled its 2020 season. (July 14)
Empire 8 – Postponed fall competition, including football, with that date to restart to be determined. (July 14)
Heartland Collegiate Athletics Conference – Moved football and several other high-contact sports to the spring. (July 27)
Liberty League – Canceled all fall athletic competition, including football. (July 22)
Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference – Canceled all fall sports competition, leaving open return in spring. (July 16)
Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association – Postponed Fall sports competition. (July 30)
Middle Atlantic Conference – After postponing their season on July 10, the MAC suspended all fall sports. (July 24)
Midwest Conference – Eliminated non-conference play for all sports. (July 16)
Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference – Postponed high-contact fall sports, including football. (July 28)
NESCAC – Canceled all fall sports (July 10)
New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference – Canceled fall sports for 2020. (July 16)
New Jersey Athletic Conference – Suspended all Fall sports. (July 28)
Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference – Postponed all fall competition. (July 27)
North Coast Athletic Conference – Suspended all fall sports. (July 22)
Northwest Conference – Suspended football and other fall sports. (July 22)
Ohio Athletic Conference – Postponed the fall sports season. (July 24)
Old Dominion Athletic Conference – Postponed all fall and winter sports. (July 21)
Presidents’ Athletic Conference – Postponed all “high contact sports” including football to the spring. (July 24)
Southern Athletic Association – suspended athletics for the Fall 2020 semester. (July 16)
Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference – Canceled fall competition for all high-contact sports, including football. (July 24)
USA South Conference – Postponed all fall competition to the spring. (July 28)
Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference – Canceled football, along with several other fall sports. (July 27)
NAIA
NAIA – postponed the fall football championship to spring of 2021. (July 31)
Frontier Conference – Moved its football season to the spring of 2021. (Aug. 13)
Great Plains Athletic Conference – intends to play football in the fall. (July 21)
Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference – intends to being football on Sept. 12, as previously stated. (July 29)
Mid-States Football Association – moved its schedule to the spring of 2021. (July 31)
Sooner Athletic Conference – intends to play three games in the fall and six SAC games in the spring to determine its champion. (July 31)
College of Idaho – moved all fall sports to the spring. (July 17).
Eastern Oregon – suspended all fall sports. (July 14)
Langston – suspending athletics for the fall semester. (July 3)
Lyon – suspended fall athletic competition. (July 24)
Texas College – canceled fall athletics. (July 3)
Southern Oregon – Suspended fall sports. (July 17)
NJCAA
CCCAA
The CCCAA announced that it was moving all fall sports, including football, to Spring of 2021. (July 9)
Unaffiliated
The Apprentice School and Williamson Trades have canceled football for 2020. (July 16)
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