The state of Louisiana will allow LSU to host games at 25% capacity during the 2020 season, but will not allow tailgating due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The restriction would set a limit of 25,580 fans at Tiger Stadium.
“This plan focuses on the fitness and protection of everyone who attends LSU soccer games, from the fans to the team to the workers,” Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards said in a statement. “By reducing capacity and reducing a yearArray that brings LSU in line with other SEC schools, the plan allows enthusiasts to stay socially in Death Valley. I inspire the Tiger faithful to sign up for those rules and act responsibly, because there is still a lot of COVID in Louisiana.
“We will continue to monitor the number of our cases, verify the positivity rate and hospitalizations, and make the mandatory adjustments. While this season certainly begins with a general football season, with COVID preventing us all from celebrating together, nothing can suppress support”. . we have for our LSU Tigers. “
The school football season has been in a state of grave uncertainty, with several lectures, adding Big Ten and Pac-12, postponing their football seasons. The SEC will organize a list of conference-only conferences and allow enthusiasts at the discretion of universities to paint with their respective states in the guidelines.
Schools in SEC country are generally subject to fewer restrictions than Those of Pac-12 and Big Ten.
LSU celebrates its season opening on September 26 in the state of Mississippi.