Alabama football: At least five players have reportedly tested positive for the coronavirus

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SEC commissioner Greg Sankey: ‘we are in a time of uncertainty’

It’s everywhere
There’s a harsh reality confronting the nation’s younger population where the spread of COVID-19 is concerned, and it has carried over to the return of football players on college campuses.

RELATED: Coronavirus spikes among young adults, AJC.com

 

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Future worrisome for college football, men's basketball

 

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Broadway suspends performances through 2020 amid coronavirus, extends ticket refunds to 2021

 

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How many college athlete deaths are acceptable?

Some sports writers have shifted the conversation to how “safe” a college football season can be in the age of COVID-19. It boils down to one question.

 

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Oklahoma State football: 14 players tested positive for COVID-19

 

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College football's uphill battle with standardized, consistent coronavirus testing procedures for 2020 season

 

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Survey suggests spectators will be wary when college football returns

Fans will need many months before feeling comfortable in a stadium

 

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College Football Needs a Plan About Positive Tests

 

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Young people and bars are a recipe for coronavirus. Ready, set, outbreak.

If we keep refusing to take precautions, we’ll keep getting sick.

 

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College football players return with questions

 

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Theater Of The Absurd And The Immoral: College Football 2020

Athletic departments purposely created the public impression that “we’ve thought of it all; we can deal with this.” Why? Fear of millions of dollars in lost TV revenues if college football teams did not take the field? Fear that closing down athletics would endanger seven- and eight-figure head coach salaries and bonuses and the lucrative compensation of athletic directors? Fear that corporate sponsors would find other billboards to display their logos? Fear that alumni and fans would not continue their generous athletics and institutional giving without football fueling campus affinity? Answer: All of the above.

 

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PODCAST: Will There Be A Traditional College Football Season?

 

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How many college athlete deaths are acceptable?

Some sports writers have shifted the conversation to how “safe” a college football season can be in the age of COVID-19. It boils down to one question.

I just looked at this guys twitter page. He’s an idiot with an agenda, but I figured that out after reading the first 3 paragraphs.

 

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OMG - another set of viewpoints...

‘I don’t wear a mask for the same reason I don’t wear underwear: Things gotta breathe.’ — Anti-maskers in Florida are warning of satanism, pedophilia, and even death if public health policies are enforced.

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Asymptomatic COVID-19 findings dim hopes for 'herd immunity' and 'immunity passports'

Antibodies few and short-lived, lung abnormalities found in asymptomatic carriers

 

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Paul Finebaum

@finebaum
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Jun 26

"Even if a cure is to be discovered tomorrow, the ripple effect - the seismic shock waves that have already resonated from this thing - will linger for years. It’s never going to be the same again in athletic departments and at universities.” --Journalist Scott Hamilton

 

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Paul Finebaum

@finebaum
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Jun 26

“I had someone tell me, ‘I don’t want to wear mask, and you shouldn’t have to tell me to wear a mask.’ And I said, ‘Well, I shouldn’t have to tell you to wear pants when you go to the grocery store, but you do.'" --Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed

 

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Paul Finebaum

@finebaum
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Jun 26

“This pandemic just exposed existing problems. It created some news ones. But it found every existing stress fracture in every structure of American society, and it put more pressure on it. That’s what we’re seeing in college sports.” --Banner Society's
@38Godfrey

 

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Paul Finebaum

@finebaum

“It's difficult to see USC and Alabama in Dallas right now. It seems like there’s too many variables involved, especially considering the rapidly changing situations in California and Texas.”

 

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Paul Finebaum
@finebaum
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Jun 26

“I had someone tell me, ‘I don’t want to wear mask, and you shouldn’t have to tell me to wear a mask.’ And I said, ‘Well, I shouldn’t have to tell you to wear pants when you go to the grocery store, but you do.'" --Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed

You already posted all these Finebaum tweets on Saturday. FYI

 

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You already posted all these Finebaum tweets on Saturday. FYI

Sh!!, thanks. duh.

 

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Fauci says Covid-19 vaccine may not get US to herd immunity if too many people refuse to get it

In an interview Friday, CNN asked Fauci whether a vaccine with 70% to 75% efficacy taken by only two-thirds of the population would provide herd immunity to the coronavirus.

"No -- unlikely," he answered.

 

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Tigers have advantage with NCAA dead period extension

Because Clemson football does not have to sell its facilities or itself, navigating this dead period is much easier for the Clemson football staff as there is no shortage of recruits that would give anything for a Clemson offer.

 

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How many Tennesseans are infected with coronavirus? More than ever.

Active infections of coronavirus flattened and even decreased in May but have risen steadily throughout June.

 

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Shut her down boys, time to drink the purple punch. Dumble says we all must die. It's been a fun ride