
The College Call of Duty schedule and divisions for Season One happened this weekend. After revealing it all through a Live-Reveal at the College Call of Duty Twitch Channel, we now know what is coming for the regular season. Three Preseason 2K tournaments ended with three different winners. The competition for dominance continues as we head into the new season. Many old faces now return to the CCL, while new teams look to establish themselves as the elite.
-CCL Region Map

Courtesy of @HeatTheElite
The College Call of Duty League has seen big changes from Season Zero and Season One’s preseason. With 32 participating teams, we now see a split by regions. There will be four divisions with eight teams each. The Divisions are Northeast, South, West, and Midwest. Each participant will have a total of 23 matches spread across 12 weeks for the regular season and the top three teams per division will move on to the playoffs.
This section is all courtesy of the CCL Graphic Designer zSmgl

This section is all courtesy of the CCL Graphic Designer zSmgl

The College Call of Duty regular season will begin on January 21st, 2019. All series will be best of 5 matches following COD World League rule-set. Tune in LIVE at the College COD Twitch.
CCL Season One general information, rules, brackets, participants and results can be all found on College COD Esportspedia. You may follow College Call of Duty on Discord and Twitter.
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