It's apparently "the question" among NFL players and staff right now: what will Roger Goodell do if a player dies due to COVID-19?
Cunningham told ESPN that he's already spoken with multiple players via Zoom meetings.
As SEC athletic directors reportedly plan to discuss options for college football and other fall sports next week, the ACC and Big 12 are embracing wait-and-see approaches.
The University of Connecticut reported zero positive coronavirus results out of 150 tests conducted on student-athletes since June 19.
Although Travis Shaw is fully on-board with mask-wearing and social distancing, he isn't a fan of changing what was originally reported to be a two-week "bubble" quarantine into an all-summer-long one.
Everything on the existing NFL schedule is subject to change:
Gallo first tested positive for the virus in late June, but the 26-year-old had a second test come back negative. Since that time, Gallo tested positive once and negative twice.
A concern as it pertains to this unconfirmed situation is that all Kansas City players tested negative for the coronavirus upon arrivals to the Florida hub.
The PGA's plans for having fans at events continue to be disrupted amid the coronavirus outbreak.
D'Antoni, who is 69 years old, passed necessary medical screenings required for NBA personnel deemed high-risk for COVID-19.
After the Big Ten announced on Thursday that college football and other fall sports will have conference-only schedules if teams pla, league commissioner Kevin Warren offered a bleak outlook on things.
Following the killing of George Floyd, more than 170 MLS players formed the Black Players for Change coalition. Roughly 100 of them stood in solidarity on the pitch ahead of Wednesday's tournament opener.
Gina Ford, former marketing agent for New Orleans Pelicans rookie star Zion Williamson, claims the 20-year-old was ineligible while playing for Duke because Williamson and his stepfather accepted a $400,000 payment from a Canadian marketing agent in October 2018.
While Notre Dame had zero positive coronavirus results among more than 100 football players in its latest round of testing, Ohio State and North Carolina are two of a handful of universities that have experienced worrisome virus outbreaks.
Cincinnati Bengals rookie quarterback and first overall draft pick Joe Burrow hasn't yet taken a professional snap, but he's already making a difference.
More and more people involved with college football are of the mindset there will be no fall season amid the worsening coronavirus pandemic.
The College Park Skyhawks promoted Miller to GM, making history in the process.
The internet reacted to the controversial call, and Aston Villa's official page got in on the action.
The likelihood of a normal college football season, let alone one at all, decreases with each passing day amid the worsening coronavirus pandemic. One
Philadelphia players entered the pitch wearing "Black Lives Matter" shirts. When they removed the shirts, names of Black people killed by police violence were visible on their club kits.
Banning athletes who spend hours playing a contact sport that involves tackling and breathing on each other seemed to touch a nerve with some players.
On Thursday, the Major League Baseball Umpires Association seemingly responded to controversial comments made by veteran umpire Joe West earlier this week.
Dallas ISD superintendent Michael Hinojosa told MSNBC's Garrett Haake that there may be no high school football in all of Texas this season due to the coronavirus.