Gov.
Tate Reeves issued social distancing measures for college and university outdoor stadiums as well as game day events Thursday to limit the spread of COVID-19.
EXECUTIVE ORDER WILL BE LIMITINGTHECAPACITY AT COLLEGE FOOTBALLGAMES,SPORTS ANCHOR NICK NIEHAUS ISLIVE WITHMORE...NICK... TROY GOVERNOR REEVES SAID THATCOLLEGE FOOTBALL STADIUMS IN THESTATE CAN OPERATE AT 25 PERCENTCAPACITYREEVES SAID THAT SIX FEET OFDISTANCEBETWEEN EACH HOUSEHOLD WILL HAVETO BE MAINTAINED THROUGHOUT THEGAME,AND THERE WILL BE MASKSREQUIRED, EXCEPT WHEN YOU ARESITTING IN YOURSEAT...CONCESSION STANDS WILLREMAINEDOPEN AND ALL TRANSACTIONS WILLHAVE TO BE CASHLESS...ALSO,REEVES SAID THAT THERE WILL BENO TAILGATINGAT ANY EVENTS THIS YEAR...HESAID HEKNOWS THAT WON'T BE POPULAR, BUTIT MUSTBE DONE TO EVEN HAVE SPORTS IT'S NO FUN AND I WILL MISS THEMTERRIBLY MYSELF BUT IT IS BETTERTHAN OTHER STATES PROHIBITINGFOOTBALLALTOGETHER, I WILL STILL RATHERBE IN THE SEC WILL NO TAILGATES,THAN IN THE PAC 12 AND BIG 10WITHNO FOOTBALL ALTOGETHEROTHER STATES WITH SEC SCHOOLSWHO HAVEANNOUNCED THEIR CAPACTIY PLANAREAROUND THE 25% POINT, ALABAMAHOWEVER,THEY WILL ONLY ALLOW 20%CAPACITY AT BRYANTDENNY STADIUM ALSO, WHO IS ALLOWED TO ATTENDTHESE GAMES, WILL BE DECIDED BYTHE INDIVIDUALSCHOOL, MEGAN OVER TO YOU THE SALVATION ARMY BELIEVES THEYWILLHAVE MORE ANGELS O
Gov. Tate Reeves announces an executive order that limits seating capacity at college football stadiums in Mississippi.