We're creating scenarios that simply won't happen. There are only 4 solutions that will be considered;
Void the season. This is equal in that every team is treated in exactly the same way, but is not fair for those clubs who have succeeded this season, or the players whose efforts have counted for nothing, or the fans who have paid for something that will not exist.
Complete the season in full. This is both fair and equal in that every game will be completed allowing for a true final table. The government have given approval, but the cost of testing will be a barrier for some clubs. Financial support will be needed, and I guess that plans are in place to cover this.
Finish the season now with standard points per game equations used to balance out remaining fixtures. This favours teams like Wycombe over Peterborough but also fails to take into account current form etc. Playoffs would still exist with us playing Portsmouth.
As above but with weighted points per game equations that reflect home and away games. That will also help sone teams over others and also ignores current form etc. We would then have Wycombe in the playoffs.
Of these scenarios, I beginning to favour the second with the season played out in full. It would give us 9 games to prove we are the best, and with games to play against Wycombe, Portsmouth, Coventry and Fleetwood, no one could accuse us of trying to swerve any difficult games. We could balls it up (as is the Oxford way!) and miss out on the playoffs as a result. But we could also grab an automatic place to round off an incredible (but bizarre) season.
However, if we go down either of the ppg routes, we are still guaranteed a playoff place, and we have to believe that we are good enough to beat any of the teams around us and still get promoted.
So whether we have 9 games or 3, we should be focused on getting the team back in for tomorrow, training hard, and being ready to finish this season in style.