Can ‘bubbles’ protect athletes, save the college basketball season?

Date:

September 8, 2020

The NBA bubble has held. So has the NHL’s bubble. In this unprecedented landscape of sports in a pandemic world, one indisputable fact has emerged: bubbles work. Thousands of tests, minimal to no positive COVID-19 test results.

So as the NCAA gets set announce its plans for the 2020-21 college basketball season, there are clear precedents and blueprints in place should it decide to go the bubble route. “It’s certainly viable,”says one marketing analyst.

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Can ‘bubbles’ protect athletes, save the college basketball season?

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