Welcome back to the latest edition of the Audible, presented by Trader Joe's.

I am Bruce Feldman, joined, as always by my colleague, Stuart Mandel.

We are taping this episode on Wednesday morning.

And as we started, about an hour ago, the SEC had its fourth postponement of this week, Stu.

The Missouri game against Georgia has now been

I don't say nuke, but it's been taken off the schedule for this weekend.

So they started out with seven games, and they're down to three.

And remember, this was supposed to be a huge weekend in the SEC.

Now, obviously, LSU has struggled on the field,

so the LSU Alabama game didn't carry the magnitude it normally does.

Certainly, CBS was going to play up, that there's the Masters this weekend,

and that ties in.

There's an interoperorship component for certainly ESPN and obviously CBS.

And now there's only three games left.

Fingers crossed it, they're going to have those three.

It has gotten very, very, a messy situation has gotten a lot messier, I would say, at this. Where do you think

this is headed now that we're into mid-November? Well, first of all, it's not just an SEC problem.

It's a college football problem. It's a problem across the country, obviously, with COVID cases,

reaching record highs and no end in sight.

I mean, I think most people agree it's probably going to get worse in the winter months.

So last week, there were 10 games across college football that were postponed or canceled.

As of this recording, and it's only Wednesday morning, there are seven.

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