Here's how the College Football Playoff selection committee plans to meet this season

When the College Football Playoff committee meets this season, it’s obviously going to be a bit different due to COVID-19.

That said, all of the committee members will be meeting in person, though they’ll need to take a rapid daily antigen test every Monday, according to Heather Dinich:

The CFP is requiring all 13 selection committee members to take a rapid daily antigen test every Monday a.m. before they meet in person. If positive, a PCR test will follow. If THAT's positive, they either quarantine 14 days at the Gaylord Texan, or drive home if possible.

— Heather Dinich (@CFBHeather) November 20, 2020

After this was released, Dinich followed it up with another tweet, this time a statement from Executive Director of the CFP Bill Hancock about why the committee is meeting in person rather than virtual:

Hancock told me: “We’re asking players and coaches to travel every week. The least we can do is ask the selection committee members to travel.”

— Heather Dinich (@CFBHeather) November 20, 2020

This will surely be an interesting process and hopefully, there are no positive tests for any of the committee members while these meetings are taking place.