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NCAA allows voluntary athletics programs to return to campuses June 1
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Earlier this week, the NCAA announced that they will allow voluntary athletics programs to return to campus on June 1st. The first school to announce they would allow students back on campus was the University of Louisville. All 15 players on the basketball team will be welcomed back on May 27th and will have to go through an eleven-day quarantine. If that goes without a hitch, they can begin voluntary workouts with coaches on June 8th. Soon after that announcement, Florida State announced that they’ll allow athletes back on campus. The details have yet to be explained, but that’s two ACC schools that are planning to continue with COVID-19 going on.
05-24-2020 06:24 AM
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