The country’s third largest college football stadium will have to sort out who gets to attend which games, which season-ticket holders get priority in selecting games and how to distribute refunds
College Station, Texas, isn’t prone to earthquakes. But when 100,000-plus Texas A&M fans chant their school’s “War Hymn” at football games, the stands at Kyle Field shake. During the final verse, when the lyrics instruct the Aggies to “saw varsity’s horns off,” revelers link arms with their neighbors and turn the stadium into a rolling sea of maroon and white.
It’s one the most high-density scenes in college football, heavily reliant on human contact—and completely out of step with the reality of the coronavirus pandemic....
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