There has been a backlack online ever since the news that the Minnesota State High School League has reversed its Aug. 4 decision to postpone both sports to spring because of COVID-19 concerns.
The event that led to the reversal took place in a virtual board meeting with more than 400 people listening in. The league voted 15-3 to restart the football season after voting 14-4 to approve fall volleyball.
A football season of six games was approved, with practice starting Monday, along with a postseason whose format will be determined by Oct. 1. First games would be Oct. 9. The season would end Nov. 28 — the Saturday after Thanksgiving.
However, there have been a handful of negative reactions and comments from people online. A lot of people think the coaches (and teachers) would have increased risks.
While majority think the decision is unwise, a couple of people see no wrong about it.
Do you think the reversal is unwise? please let us know in the comment section.
Wendy
Wendy is an Entry-Level Security Analyst who's passionate about cybersecurity and dedicated to protecting people and organizations from emerging threats. She has a strong knowledge of cybercrimes, network security, vulnerability management, and incident response.
