Student-athletes worry about future of college sports at Sac State

SEASON WILL LOOK LIKE FOXFORTY'S DOUG JOHNSON HAS MOREON LOCAL ATHLETES CONCERNS.IT SUCKS KNOW FOR ALL OFTHE ELATION EVERYTHING'S GOINGTO BE ONLINE AS BAD AS CAMERASGATHERED TO SENIOR YEAR ISGOING AT REAL AND A HIGHSCHOOL.THE STAR RUNNING BACK NOWREALIZES HE MAY NOT BE ABLE TOPLAY FOOTBALL.

HIS FRESHMANYEAR AT SACRAMENTO STATEHOPEFULLY THOSE FORWARD ANDSTILL I WAS ALWAYS HIM ANDTHAT WILL BE GREAT THESACRAMENT OF STATE'S ATHLETICDIRECTOR MARK OR SAYS DURINGTHIS PANDEMIC NOTHING IS FORCERTAIN WE STILL HAVE TO DOOUR WORK TO MAKE PLANS TOENSURE THAT IF AND WHEN WE DOTURN TO EXPENSES ANDCOMPETITION ARE DOING IT IN ASAFE WAY THAT MEANS ALL OF THEPUBLIC HEALTH STANDARDS ORSAYS THEY'RE LOOKING AT THEPOSSIBILITY OF HOLDING GAMESWITHOUT AN AUDIENCE, BUTWHATEVER STATE DECIDES IT MAYBE VASTLY DIFFERENT FROM THEOTHER SCHOOLS IN 8 DIFFERENTSTATES IN THEIR CONFERENCELEAD IS A CLICKABLE TOSACRAMENTO STATE MAY BE VERYDIFFERENT THAN MOST IMPLACABLETO PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITYOF MONTANA MEANWHILE SCATTEREDBOOM WAS ALSO ADAPT TOATTENDING HIS COLLEGE CLASSESNEXT FALL, ALMOST ENTIRELYONLINE I WOULD RATHER DO INPERSON BECAUSE THAT'S KIND OFHOW I LEARN VIRTUAL CLASSROOMSWILL BE NEW FOR MOST TEACHERSAS WELL ONLY ABOUT OUT COLLEGEAND UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS EVERTALK OF FULLY ONLINE COURSETHAT OR JARED STEIN IS THEVICE PRESIDENT OF HIGHEREDUCATION STRATEGY FOR CANDACELEARNING MANAGEMENT SOFTWAREUSED BY THOUSANDS OF SCHOOLSNATIONWIDE.

HE SAYS BE BETTERPREPARED STUDENTS SHOULD HAVEA STUDY ZONE INSIDE THEIR OWNHOMES, BUT WE GOT TO CAMPUS WEGO TO A CLASSROOM KIND OFGETTING THAT MINDSET THATWE'RE READY TO LEARN SO STERNSHOULD SET ASIDE A SPACE WHERETHEY CAN LEARN AND MAKE SURETHEIR COMPUTER AND THETECHNOLOGY IS ALL READY TO GOIN SACRAMENTO, DOUG JOHNSON ISCALLING IT A WALL FOX, 40