The coronavirus has taken control of people’s lives. It canceled March Madness. It postponed the Olympics. It canceled spring sports. It shut down businesses and cost people their jobs. It put timelines on hold.
A few weeks ago, the Missouri State baseball team left for Kansas City mid-morning to fly to California for a weekend series against the University of California Irvine — an area that was already impacted by the coronavirus.
As the coronavirus situation continues to evolve, ripple effects have caused mass cancellations throughout the sports and entertainment world. This opens the door for alternative forms of media to enter into the viewing spectrum.
With the sports world ground to a halt, the shutdown created by the novel coronavirus has put the Missouri State club hockey team in an odd position.
Every morning when Kyle Weems wakes up, he immediately grabs his phone and scrolls through Twitter in hopes of news the Italian government has canceled the rest of the Lega Basket Serie season due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The Missouri State Lady Bears had high hopes as they headed to the Missouri Valley Conference Tournament last week.
A week ago, I sat in an arena I’ve spent most of the winter in. JQH Arena was my second home. I covered the rollercoaster Missouri State men’s basketball season and helped cover the historic Lady Bears’ perfect home season. But last Thursday, I walked into an arena that was less than a quart…
Coronavirus has swept across the globe and has affected the sports world this week.
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