Emmert: No Fall NCAA Championships Due to Lack of Teams

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The NCAA won’t hold any of its 22 fall sports championships after more than 50 percent of schools postponed or canceled their seasons due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Appearing on the NCAA Social Series, NCAA president Mark Emmert said Thursday that the board of governors decided that, “if you don’t have half of the schools playing a sport, you can’t have a legitimate championship. We can’t in any Division I championship sport now — which is everything other than FBS football that goes on in the fall. Sadly, tragically, that’s going to be the case this fall, full stop.”

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