If there is going to be college football in the fall, the first step is getting the players back together while still fighting the coronavirus.
Baylor athletic director Mack Rhoades joins AP’s Ralph Russo to discuss the school’s plan to bring athletes back to campus for voluntary workouts.
How do you create a COVID-19-free bubble around a team of about 100 players, plus all the coaches and staff that they will need to work with when practices — hopefully — start in July? Testing. Quarantine. Hygiene. And lots of education.
Rhoades goes deep into Baylor's plan to guard against an outbreak.
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