A DeSantis spokesperson made it clear that after the governor recently dropped COVID-19 restrictions, all Florida stadiums were able to go to full capacity.
In response to DeSantis’ announcement, University of Florida officials released their own statement about the stadium attendance plans.
“We will continue to follow the guidance provided by our experts at UF Health as well as campus officials,” the statement read, per Kassidy Hill.
Another DeSantis comment -
"Last month, DeSantis said he “very much” supports fans at Tampa Bay Bucs games because it will show that the region is ready for Super Bowl LV, which is scheduled for Sunday, February 7, 2021 at Raymond James Stadium, FOX 29 reported.
“We’re going to be able to host the Super Bowl in February. We expect to do a full Super Bowl. We’re going to show that we’re going to be able to do that,” DeSantis said."
https://www.saturdaydownsouth.com/f...s-lifting-attendance-restrictions-in-florida/
This is a Gator Sports board, not a political forum, but still felt that this policy change in stadium attendance was worth mentioning.
Any concentration of large numbers of people, who don't maintain social distancing, is cause for concern. Potential for so-called "Super Spreader Event (SSE)" is real.
Consequences of first SSE - Sturgis, S.D. Motorcycle Rally - are unknown with contrary opinions from "experts" on both sides of the debate.
Since all SEC State Governments will have different opinions, assuming that SEC will step in with uniform stadium seating regulations.
In response to DeSantis’ announcement, University of Florida officials released their own statement about the stadium attendance plans.
“We will continue to follow the guidance provided by our experts at UF Health as well as campus officials,” the statement read, per Kassidy Hill.
Another DeSantis comment -
"Last month, DeSantis said he “very much” supports fans at Tampa Bay Bucs games because it will show that the region is ready for Super Bowl LV, which is scheduled for Sunday, February 7, 2021 at Raymond James Stadium, FOX 29 reported.
“We’re going to be able to host the Super Bowl in February. We expect to do a full Super Bowl. We’re going to show that we’re going to be able to do that,” DeSantis said."
https://www.saturdaydownsouth.com/f...s-lifting-attendance-restrictions-in-florida/
This is a Gator Sports board, not a political forum, but still felt that this policy change in stadium attendance was worth mentioning.
Any concentration of large numbers of people, who don't maintain social distancing, is cause for concern. Potential for so-called "Super Spreader Event (SSE)" is real.
Consequences of first SSE - Sturgis, S.D. Motorcycle Rally - are unknown with contrary opinions from "experts" on both sides of the debate.
Since all SEC State Governments will have different opinions, assuming that SEC will step in with uniform stadium seating regulations.