Looks like men play at 4:00 PM

At La Jolla, Calif. (Conf.) TV: ESPN3 Radio: Sports 1140 KHTK

Women host at 3:00 PM on Bigwest.tv

Yeah I was wondering the same thing. Hopefully the team can practice for a week now before the first games. And while UCSD will present a good level of competition, at least we're not starting out with UCI.

I'm looking forward to Anigwe getting some minutes. First time we've had a true rim protector in a while.

Officially back on, starting 1/22-1/23. Women host UCSD and the men travel to UCSD. Pretty good games to start off with.

https://www.davisenterprise.com/sports/ucd-gets-green-light-to-play-basketball-again-on-jan-22-23/

From the Enterprise https://www.davisenterprise.com/sports/is-there-hope-for-basketball-at-ucd-after-order-is-lifted/

According to the office of Yolo Public Health Officer Aimee Sisson, the county will be revising the local Attachment B to the health order. That’s the section of the Yolo County edict that says about professional and collegiate sports: “(Activity) is limited to drills and conditioning only, with physical distancing, and only outdoors. For clarity, all competitive games, scrimmages, and similar activities that do not allow for physical distancing are prohibited.”

“(The new directive) will likely be released (Wednesday),” county Public Information Officer Jenny Tan told The Enterprise.

I've pretty much written off the season after seeing the Fullerton games canceled. But maybe there is a small ray of hope???

Cody Hawkins movie' on up

Nice!

Regarding the safety of the vaccines, I'm a analyst, not a doctor, but I happen to work with researchers who have been involved with vaccine research this past year. To a person, they endorse the current vaccines for the average adult. As one said to me, the chance of a negative reaction to the vaccine is a lot smaller than what might happen if you catch the virus. And because of the importance of the research they do, many have already received a shot (or will soon).

Yeah I'm frustrated...I can just imagine how the players and staff are feeling. At what point do they just pull the plug on this season and start to focus on next year. We have to be getting close to that point.

I'm not a big fan of the Yolo County Board of Supervisors. They fired my boss and Director a few years ago for no other reason than they didn't want to look bad to the public (they found their scape goats). But that's a whole other topic.

Official word:

Probably comes as no surprise, but it looks like the Bball games are still on hold.

Not a fan of Leach either. He brought some decent teams to Wazzu but I wasn’t sad when he left.

UCSD is in their reclassification period to D1 so they are not eligible for post season play. And Csun women chose to skip the season so that’s one less women’s team.

Not good. I wonder if we get 50% of the conference games in

I like it. If they allow fans, it'll be a good trip with the family, assuming we are vaccinated by then.

And if we ever do get back on the court this year, we'll have Christian Anigwe. NCAA has approved a blanket waiver for D1 transfers. He'll definitely help out with our interior defense.

ESPN

I just turned on the Kasas vs TT game on ESPN and they actually have some fans in attendance. Not saying we should be following Texas guidelines, but it is frustrating.

The first BW games are now officially cancelled.

Done! Go Ags!