[cardcrimson]

OOoops!!!  
Per CNN and the LA Times we have news.

City of LA is already planning on not allowing concerts and sporting events for the rest of 2020 with internal e-mails bouncing around on how to announce that policy.

There is no way the Pac-12 is doing anything if the City of LA has declared sport events are not permitted for the rest of the year.

Large gatherings may not be permitted for a year. I'm sure with the money involved, sports will go on, albeit with much smaller crowds, like family and friends. They'll be televised, with the players undergoing strict screenings.

https://patch.com/california/echopark/co...021-report

Curious if non-revenue college sports and high school sports with small crowds will be allowed. . . .

[cardcrimson]

OOoops!!!  
Per CNN and the LA Times we have news.

City of LA is already planning on not allowing concerts and sporting events for the rest of 2020 with internal e-mails bouncing around on how to announce that policy.

There is no way the Pac-12 is doing anything if the City of LA has declared sport events are not permitted for the rest of the year.

Large gatherings may not be permitted for a year. I'm sure with the money involved, sports will go on, albeit with much smaller crowds, like family and friends. They'll be televised, with the players undergoing strict screenings.

https://patch.com/california/echopark/co...021-report

Curious if non-revenue college sports and high school sports with small crowds will be allowed. . . .