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DAVIS, Calif. – UC Davis' home football game against Cal Poly, originally scheduled for February 27, has been postponed to Saturday, March 20 per an agreement between the two institutions and the Big Sky Conference.

Cal Poly was forced to pause its preseason practice due to concerns surrounding the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic earlier in February. The Aggies and Mustangs were scheduled to square off twice during the shortened, six-game Big Sky Conference season. The March 20 and April 17 dates were left vacant to provide such an opportunity to reschedule a postponed contest.

UC Davis will kick off the spring season in a road game at Idaho on March 6.
 
 

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