Arkansas governor Asa Hutchinson addresses fans in Razorback Stadium this fall
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to muddy the plans for the 2020 football season. Will it start on time? Will there be fans in attendance? Those are the big questions.
In Arkansas, governor Asa Hutchinson said he is counting on fans being allowed to attend games at Razorback Stadium this fall.
During an appearance on “The Paul Finebaum Show” on Tuesday, Hutchinson said the only question is what size the crowds will be:
Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson on fans attending Razorbacks football games this fall. "We’re counting on it. The size of the crowd will be the debating point."
— Paul Finebaum (@finebaum) June 2, 2020
It does seem there has been plenty of positivity in the fight against COVID-19 recently, so having a limited-capacity crowd this fall isn’t as crazy of an idea as it might have once seemed.
We’ll see what the plans are as we move toward the season in September.
If crowds are limited, then I wonder how many people will still go and tailgate with their TV’s. You still get that gameday experience, just watch on TV outside the stadium. they probably would limit tailgating too.
at 50% attendance, that is about what the folks in piglandia have had for the past 4 years, nothing new