FILE – In this January 19, 2020 photo, Levi’s Stadium enthusiasts see the Green Bay Packers kick off the San Francisco 49ers for the first part of the NFL football championship game NFC in Santa Clara, California (AP Photo/ Jeff Chiu, file)
FILE – In this January 19, 2020 photo, Levi’s Stadium enthusiasts see the Green Bay Packers begin for the San Francisco 49ers in the first part of the NFL CHAMPIONSHIP football game NFC in Santa Clara.
FILE – In this January 19, 2020 photo, Levi’s Stadium enthusiasts see the Green Bay Packers kick off the San Francisco 49ers in the first part of the NFC NFL Football Championship in Santa Clara, California (AP Photo/ Jeff Chiu, file)
FILE – In this January 19, 2020 photo, Levi’s Stadium enthusiasts see the Green Bay Packers begin for the San Francisco 49ers in the first part of the NFL CHAMPIONSHIP football game NFC in Santa Clara.
Latest news on the coronavirus epidemic at stake around the world:
___
USA Sledge has its plans and limits its cursor to strictly search the state of New York.
This year’s program with sledding on wheels later than it due to the coronavirus pandemic. The next clinic is open on Sunday in Lake Placid for children and women over the age of nine to 13.
Sessions are limited to 10 other young people to adapt to social estrangement regulations and masks are mandatory. All sleds, helmets and registration parts will be disinfected after use.
Other stops are scheduled for September 12 in Utica, September 13 at Glens Falls, September 26-27 on the New York subway, and October 4 at Lake Placid. At all sites, the organization will implement new cleaning and sanitation protocols for the protection of participants.
The program included clinics in Duluth, Minnesota and Columbus, Ohio.
___
Purdue announced that coach Jeff Brhom, basketball coaches Matt Painter and Sharon Versyp and athletic director Mike Bobinski voluntarily agreed to a 20% pay cut and agreed to lose the incentive money starting September 1.
Sports Department officials expect them to face a budget deficit of more than $50 million.
As a result, other head coaches and boiler assistants will voluntarily settle for 15% pay cuts, while other members face staff cuts, reduced paint schedules, licensing cuts, or wages ranging from 5% to 50%.
In addition to the pay cuts, Brohm, Painter, Versyp and Bobinski agreed to donate $1 million to More Than A Game School on September 9 as part of the school’s donation campaign.
Purdue is one of the few in the Football Bowl subdivision that gets taxpayers’ money, the school’s overall budget or tuition fees and tries to offset at least some of the projected losses through donations.
___
USA Diving has announced that it will host the Olympics next year from June 6-13 in Indianapolis.
The trials were scheduled for June 14-21, 2020 in Indy, but were postponed when the Tokyo Olympics were postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Indiana University’s Natatory has hosted the Olympic trials six times since 1984, the recent highest in 2016. US Diving is also headquartered in Indy.
A full schedule of competitions can be found on the USA Diving website.
___
Masks will be required on the Oklahoma campus on football match days and the wearing of heels during the football season in reaction to the COVID-19 pandemic will be banned.
The school made the ads in a press on Tuesday.
The mask requirement includes all campus buildings and spaces, sports facilities, parking spaces, stadium exterior, doorfront, lobby, stadium seat and club/hostel spaces. Masks could possibly be temporarily removed for eating and drinking on the stadium court or in non-unusual spaces of clubs, suites and changing rooms.
Although the school has no authority over off-campus backdoors, it encourages others to wear masks in public and join giant teams that prevent social estrangement.
___
North Carolina said the rest of its winter and spring sports groups could resume operations Wednesday after a recent break amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The school announced over the weekend that football, men’s and women’s basketball and other fall sports could resume starting Sunday. But they said all other sports remained unresolved for the time being.
They lifted that they held on Tuesday afternoon.
Last week, operations suspended amid an increasing number of coronavirus cases on campus, adding student housing and a fraternity. These bodies had led to the cancellation of undergraduate face-to-face courses in favour of distance education.
___
Vanderbilt gets his tackler after Dimitri Moore replaced his brain on this season’s retirement.
Moore posted on Instagram on Tuesday that he had to retire from next season after his grandfather’s death by COVID-19. The elder in Cedar Hill, Texas, wrote that he had conducted further studies and spoken to physicians and medical staff since that resolution. Moore says he’s back on Vanderbilt’s football show, a resolution he took on his own.
The supporter says it relies on Vanderbilt’s protection functions and protocols.
Vanderbilt canceled football practice last Friday and has still returned after what the university called “a small amount” of positive effects of COVID-19 control on the program. The footballers who tested positive were put in solitary confinement.
___
The Buffalo Bills will play their first two home games as amateurs, discarding the option of allowing some to enter the stadium before the end of the season.
Expenses announced the resolution on his Twitter account Tuesday following talks with state and county fitness officials. The team said it was still looking to identify policies and procedures “that will allow enthusiasts later this season.”
State rules have remained unchanged since June, when New York approved the resumption of professional sports but the presence of spectators.
Expenses have given subscription holders the option to refund or defer this cash until next year. Those who hold cash on their account can be included in a lottery if allowed to enthusiasts.
Buffalo opened the season on September 13 through the New York Jets, and then hosted the Los Angeles Rams two weeks later.
The announcement comes a day after Bills coach Sean McDermott described the league-wide lack of consistency in assisting NFL games as “ridiculous” after Miami, AFC’s East rival, announced that it would allow up to 13,000 enthusiasts at his home.
___
The 49ers of San Francisco will play their first enthusiastic games due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The team said Tuesday after consulting with local officials that the September 13th game against Arizona at Levi’s Stadium would be played with spectators.
The team said it would work with state and county officials to find out if it would be safe to allow enthusiasts to attend the games later this season.
___
The Turkish Football Federation said several spectators will be able to enter stadiums to watch matches from October, as this eases restrictions on coronaviruses.
The federation says the country’s stadiums would operate at a capacity of 30%.
Spectators would be given the temperature before being admitted. They would be required to wear a mask and respect the rules of social estrangement.
The resolution comes despite an increase in the number of cases shown with coronavirus in the country. Daily infections have increased to more than 1,000 from August 4 to the last recorded in June.
___
The Minnesota Vikings will play at least their first two home game enthusiasts present.
With existing Minnesota Department of Health rules specifying an indoor room with capacity for 250 people, officials from the Vikings, the state, US Bank Stadium, the NFL and the city of Minneapolis have been unable to identify a prudent place to open the doors to the public. For now.
The Vikings will receive Green Bay on September 13 and Tennessee on September 27 with 66,000 empty seats. Over the next five weeks, Minnesota played at home once, on October 18 against Atlanta.
In a statement, the Vikings said: “We have tried to strike a balance between the opportunity to provide access to enthusiasts and the duty to respect public fitness and medical recommendations in order to fitness and protect enthusiasts, players, staff and the rest community. Array At the end of the day, public fitness is our most sensible priority”.
NFC North’ rivals Green Bay and Detroit have announced that their first two home games will be played without fans. Chicago will also start the season without spectators has yet to specify the number of matches.
___
Tennessee will have tickets to about 25% of seats at Neyland Stadium this season.
The stadium has a capacity of 102,455, counting everyone in the building, which can mean only about 25,000 fans.
The Volunteers’ first home game will be on October 3 in front of Missouri, and college officials say restrictions can replace statewide viral knowledge and recommendations from public fitness officials during the season. Tennessee has asked enthusiasts across the state to wear a mask in public.
Sports director Phillip Fulmer says he sympathizes with the thousands of enthusiasts who might not be able to make games in Neyland this fall. Fulmer says the cases are beyond Tennessee officials and will do everything they can to create the safest environment inside and outside the stadium.
Current academics and active donors to the Tennessee Fund with seasonal tickets get the most sensible priority for tickets and season tickets will be presented in the annual amount donated and the order to the Tennessee Fund.
The costs of tickets for the original season would possibly not change, and Tennessee is expected to host five wary parts of the Southeast Conference for the first time since 1959.
Students can start ordering matching tickets on September 23.
___
More AP Sports: https://apnews.com/apf-sports and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports