
College football fans and traditions are back, even with Covid-19 still here
CNN
The return of college football and its unique cultures, which began in earnest last week, are a source of communal bonding for sports fans, yet they also represent a source of anxiety for others.
College football and its crowd traditions are back to their full glory like they were in 2019, before Covid-19 restrictions sharply limited fan attendance in 2020. Some of the country's biggest powerhouses -- including Georgia, Alabama, Ohio State and Oklahoma, to name a few -- are hosting games to full capacity on Saturday. And fans who attend these games won't have to prove their vaccination status, won't be required to social distance and won't have to wear masks in their seats.More Related News

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