NCAA Tournament Teams Must follow Very Strict Guidelines Before Entering & While in ”Controlled Environment”

[Franisdaman]

Good story from Mike DeCoursy of the Sporting News. Hopefully the NCAA Tournament goes off without any issues/covid outbreaks.

 

[BigOHawk]

Good stuff. I'm hearing as of "now," no more than about 400 people will be allowed in, and that's a max of 6 family members per player, coach and staff. The decision to bump that up and include more "regular fans" will be made soon and I think we might see a few tickets for sale at some of these games which would be nice for the players to not look at cardboard cutouts and hear some real fan noise.

 

[Franisdaman]

Good stuff. I'm hearing as of "now," no more than about 400 people will be allowed in, and that's a max of 6 family members per player, coach and staff. The decision to bump that up and include more "regular fans" will be made soon and I think we might see a few tickets for sale at some of these games which would be nice for the players to not look at cardboard cutouts and hear some real fan noise.

I just hope there are not issues once teams & official get inside the bubble.

check this out:

 

[HawkRugged17]

If there are no cat birthday parties, everyone should be OK.