What happens with these games in Florida this month?

[BisbeeMike]

With the flooding of Irma, will they be able to play these games involving Miami, FSU, and/or UCF, Florida, etc, scheduled at home? Will they move them to neutral locations? What happens now?

 

[BisbeeMike]

It appears FSU is postponed this weekend, UCF's game is cancelled, which means they will play a maximum of 10 games. This has to affect the landscape this year of the sport.

 

[MtNittany]

...This has to affect the landscape this year of the sport.

How so?

 

[BisbeeMike]

How so?

Will Florida State be punished for only playing 10 games? How will the fewer games affect UCF, who will have one less win in conference standings? Those kinds of things?

 

[fairfaxlion2]

They will play in December, like what happened after 9/11.

And if PSU is in the top 4, these games will be used to knock us out of the playoff

 

[MtNittany]

Will Florida State be punished for only playing 10 games? How will the fewer games affect UCF, who will have one less win in conference standings? Those kinds of things?

FSU doesn't get penalized for running an NFL farm system. Why would they be penalized for having to cancel a meaningless game?

 

[BisbeeMike]

Hey, you guys might be right, I don't have a guess, I am just wondering out loud if they will have an effect?

 

[psu00]

Tennessee at Florida is apparently still on.

Miami at FSU is postponed. Last I heard they will play the game later by bumping another game? (I was only half listening at the time).

Georgia Tech at UCF is cancelled.