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National College Players Association on Saturday asked the NCAA to consider keeping fans away from basketball tournament games due to coronavirus.
Coronavirus concerns prompt National College Players Association statement suggesting March Madness games without audiences
The National College Players Association released a statement on the health and well-being of college athletes pertaining to the coronavirus Saturday. The association suggested that the NCAA tournament and other athletic events should be held without audiences present. The full statement is below: "In the wake of the emerging coronavirus pandemic, the NCAA and its colleges should take precautions to protect college athletes. They should also...
NCAA faces pressure to hold March Madness without audience to protect players from coronavirus
"In regard to the NCAA's March Madness Tournament and other athletic events, there should be a serious discussion about holding competitions without an audience present," the group added.
NCAA responds to players group's request for March Madness without fans because of Coronavirus
One day after the National College Players Association put out a statement suggesting the NCAA consider March Madness games without an audience present because of the Cornoavirus, the NCAA responded writing: "NCAA staff continues to prepare for all NCAA winter and spring championships, but we are keenly aware of Coronavirus and will continue to monitor in coordination with state/local health authorities and the CDC." RELATED: Players group...
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NBA Recommends Players Give Fans Fist Bumps Instead of High-Fives Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
The NBA is actively taking precautions to protect its players during the current coronavirus scare, especially following the reports that the virus has reached U.S. soil. The league released a memo to its players with suggestions on how to avoid the spread of germs amid the outbreak of the virus. One of the first things the league brought up was the recommendation for players to give fans fist bumps instead of a traditional high-five, in order...
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NBA's coronavirus memo reportedly encourages players to shun high fives for fist bumps limit autographs
The NBA has sent out a memo advising players on precautions to avoid contracting the coronavirus that leads to COVID-19, ESPN reports. Limit physical interactions with fans. “The coronavirus remains a situation with the potential to change rapidly,” the memo reportedly reads. With much still unknown about the virus other than its propensity to spread, the NBA is encouraging players to take basic precautions to limit physical contact with other...
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Coronavirus: NBA tells players to avoid high-fiving fans and autographing items
The NBA has told players to avoid contact with fans in the league’s latest response in its ongoing monitoring of the coronavirus crisis
NBA advises players to avoid high-fives amid coronavirus concerns
The NBA has told players to avoid high-fiving fans and strangers and avoid taking any item for autographs, the league’s latest response in its ongoing monitoring of the coronavirus crisis that has spread to most corners of the planet.
NBA tells players to avoid high-fives with fans amid coronavirus fears
The NBA has urged its players to avoid physical contact including high-fives with fans and other strangers amid fears of an outbreak of coronavirus in the U.S.In a memo sent to teams Sunday, league officials spelled out a list of 10 recommendations including avoiding physical contact with fans as well as accepting items such as pens, jerseys, or basketballs, according to The Associated Press.NBA officials added that the league was in regular...
NBA tells its players to avoid high-fives as part of memo on decreasing coronavirus risks
NBA players advised not to high-five fans as coronavirus spreads
NBA fans might be getting fist bumps over high-fives from players as coronavirus spreads in the United States.
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The NBA told players to stop high-fiving fans and to fist bump them instead as a coronavirus precaution
Players have also been told they should avoid handling items such as pens or jerseys from fans seeking autographs.
NBA wants players to limit autographs high-fives amid coronavirus
The NBA and National Basketball Players Association sent a memo to players recommending they avoid several common forms of fan interaction during games in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.
NBA Players Told to Stop High-Fiving Fans Due to Coronavirus
With over 40 confirmed cases of Coronavirus in the United States, NBA players are reportedly being asked to alter how they interact with fans. According to Adrian Wojnarowski and Zach Lowe of ESPN, the league sent a memo to teams advising them to help in preventing the spread of Coronavirus: "Among the NBA's short-term recommendations to teams in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak, players should utilize fist-bumps over high-fives with fans...
