https://goblackbears.com/news/2020/9/30/...eason.aspx
Keys:
-Conference play is anticipated to begin on March 6 and conclude on April 17, with each team receiving a bye week during the seven-week timeframe.
-The conference will use a North/South divisional format, with all six league games coming against teams within the division. (Note: this is not mathematically possible- there are 12 league teams, so if each division has six members that would be 5 in division games)
-The team with the best overall conference record will be the conference's automatic qualifier to the NCAA Football Championship. Should the divisional champions finish with the same record, a tiebreaking policy will be used to determine the automatic qualifier.
-Institutions are allowed to schedule "non-conference" games against other conference members, but those games would not count towards the conference standings and the outcome would not be used in the tiebreaking procedures. (Note: it is unclear in Maine's release whether you could alternatively play against non-CAA teams).
I would imagine the divisional breakdown would be:
NORTH: Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Stony Brook, Albany, Villanova
SOUTH: Elon, James Madison, Towson, William & Mary, Richmond, Delaware