College football: players have reportedly tested positive for the coronavirus
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Alasuq
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California University of Pennsylvania DT Jamain Stephens dies of COVID-19 complications
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California University of Pennsylvania defensive tackle Jamain Stephens dies at age 20
Stephens was a business administration major and defensive lineman for the Division II school
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In_The_662
Deeeeep In The Delta.....
And sadly hardly anyone will care because CUP is D2. It's gonna take multiple deaths on a single team before people really start to take it seriously
Olde Hornet
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I am waiting for that covid related heart condition to happen during a national TV game.
In_The_662
Deeeeep In The Delta.....
You wouldn't find out it was COVID related until months later after the family sues the university for forcing them to sign waivers and hiding COVID results
Alasuq
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Georgia State QB Mikele Colasurdo cleared to play; no coronavirus issues
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He needs to sit the season out.. Where are his parents do they care about his health.. This is crazy..
Georgia St. QB cleared to play; no virus issues
Georgia State quarterback Mikele Colasurdo has been cleared to play after initially being ruled out for the season with a coronavirus-related heart condition,
In_The_662
Deeeeep In The Delta.....
Georgia State QB Mikele Colasurdo cleared to play; no coronavirus issues
He needs to sit the season out.. Where are his parents do they care about his health.. This is crazy..Georgia St. QB cleared to play; no virus issues
Georgia State quarterback Mikele Colasurdo has been cleared to play after initially being ruled out for the season with a coronavirus-related heart condition,
This is why this should be taken out of the hands of not only the high schools and college players but the coaches as well because everyone will almost ALWAYS choose to play
Waiting for it?
Alasuq
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Memphis halts football activities after 'significant number of individuals' test positive for COVID-19
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The school said none of the cases are serious. What!!!
Memphis halts football activities due to COVID
Memphis has paused football activities after a "significant number of individuals" inside the program were placed into quarantine, the school announced Friday.
2kool
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Memphis halts football activities after 'significant number of individuals' test positive for COVID-19
The school said none of the cases are serious. What!!!Memphis halts football activities due to COVID
Memphis has paused football activities after a "significant number of individuals" inside the program were placed into quarantine, the school announced Friday.
They may not be. The key is making sure they stay isolated. Lot of these young folks are just being meat headed about it and carrying on like normal
This may be why HBU was able to stay close to Texas Teach this past weekend. TTU probably didn't have that many of their real starters able to play.
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Texas Tech: Five more test positive for COVID-19
Five more football players for the Texas Tech Red Raiders tested positive for the coronavirus, bringing the total cases to 75 since players returned to campus in June.
That was the first thing that I thought.
Herbert77060
Texas Southern University
Orgeron: 'Most' of his team has contracted virus
Although he said he didn't know the exact percentage, LSU coach Ed Orgeron said Tuesday that "most of our players" have caught the coronavirus.
SUjagTILLiDIE
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Sad
In_The_662
Deeeeep In The Delta.....
I'm shocked
Alasuq
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Arkansas State postpones game with Central Arkansas due to COVID
Here we go..
Olde Hornet
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How many have the heart condition?
Herbert77060
Texas Southern University
Orgeron says he doesn't know how many have it. If he does not know he should be fired.
ghostwriter
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Using words like I think and hopefully and I’m not a doctor - treating this virus like a joke
Grieving parents share warning as more colleges mull football season
Two of college football's biggest conferences, the Pac-12 and the Big 10, are now rethinking their plans to suspend the season over coronavirus concerns as more and more students return to school. However some people, like the parents of 20-year-old Jamain Stephens, are worried the schools are rushing towards potentially devastating risks.
"He was literally the light of my life," Stephens' mother, Kelly Allen, told CBS News' Nikki Battiste. "Just an infectious personality, an infectious smile, and just a good guy to his core."
Stephens was a defensive lineman at California University of Pennsylvania, a Division II school that suspended all fall sports competition in July. His mother said Stephens returned to school in part to work out with his teammates.
He died in early September. Although his cause of death has not been disclosed, Stephens' family said he died of a blood clot to the heart after testing positive for COVID-19.
www.cbsnews.com
Two of college football's biggest conferences, the Pac-12 and the Big 10, are now rethinking their plans to suspend the season over coronavirus concerns as more and more students return to school. However some people, like the parents of 20-year-old Jamain Stephens, are worried the schools are rushing towards potentially devastating risks.
"He was literally the light of my life," Stephens' mother, Kelly Allen, told CBS News' Nikki Battiste. "Just an infectious personality, an infectious smile, and just a good guy to his core."
Stephens was a defensive lineman at California University of Pennsylvania, a Division II school that suspended all fall sports competition in July. His mother said Stephens returned to school in part to work out with his teammates.
He died in early September. Although his cause of death has not been disclosed, Stephens' family said he died of a blood clot to the heart after testing positive for COVID-19.
Grieving parents share warning as more colleges mull football season: "We took the risk"
Jamain Stephens was a defensive lineman at California University of Pennsylvania, a Division II school that suspended all fall competition in July.
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