3:56 PM ET PITTSBURGH — People with compromised immune systems are at greater risk for infection and complications from COVID-19, but Pittsburgh Steelers running back and cancer survivor James Conner isn’t worried about the coronavirus when he eventually returns to the field. “I’m 100%,” Conner said. “I had a weak immune system four years ago.
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2:55 PM ET Chicago Bears head coach Matt Nagy canceled team and player meetings in support of Blackout Tuesday, sources confirmed to ESPN. Celebrities, organizations and activists posted blank, black boxes on social media and refrained from further posting Tuesday in support of protests against police brutality. The demonstrations arose after George Floyd died in
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3:16 PM ET After being asked to quarantine at home for 14 days before returning to campus, Louisville student-athletes were welcomed back and underwent drive-up COVID-19 testing at Cardinal Stadium on Tuesday. Over 120 student-athletes, coaches and staff were tested, as small groups of athletes representing football, men’s and women’s basketball, and men’s and women’s
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2:20 PM ET MINNEAPOLIS — A week after George Floyd died while in custody of the Minneapolis Police Department, an incident which sparked mass protests in the Twin Cities and across the nation, two Minnesota Vikings linebackers are speaking out in response to a statement issued by the National Football League. The league’s statement expressed
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1:17 PM ET The field of Miller Park was damaged Tuesday morning when a man broke into the Milwaukee Brewers‘ home stadium, according to the team. The Brewers said in a statement that the field damage caused by the 7 a.m. break-in was minor. The man was apprehended by police shortly after gaining access to
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