The headline says it all.  Plus, my first special guest stops by for some little fun.  However, it is a surprise that you will have to find out.

With several student-athletes catching the coronavirus since football and basketball workouts involving some Big Ten and SEC schools that started in mid June, the virus shows no end in sight.  In this podcast, I provide some insights after watching the Monday, June 22, 2020 ABC News program "GMA3 What You Need To Know", hosted by Amy Robach and Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Jennifer Ashton.

Dr. Ashton spent a good bulk of the first 10 minutes and the last 3 minutes talking about the measures that professional and especially college sports are facing.  From daily temperature checks to student-athletes not able to use showers at their practice facilities and trying their best to avoid being outside in closed environments--such as bars, restaurants, hair salons, shopping malls, residence halls, etc.--this is going to get really ugly.

And yet, during the Memorial Day holiday weekend--there they were in the south:  Soaking rays on the beach, having pool parties, and sitting less than 6 feet at outdoor restaurants.  I am very, very concerned that within 2 weeks, more people are going to catch the virus.  But I hope they recover and show very minor symptoms.  

What was building up to being the most topsy-turvy NCAA tournaments of all time instead saw the cancellation for the first time in its' history.  Not even World War II stopped those students in competing for college basketball's highest achievement. As heartbroken we all are as fans--I cannot stress more than enough with the coronavirus continuing to spread like a tidal wave all over the globe.  

Bottom line, ladies and gentlemen--even if we are healthy, we all have to do our part: Wash your hands for 20 seconds at a time, don't touch your face except where you are showering and for the guys when shaving.  

Please stay healthy, and most important of all--STAY HOME. The more people can avoid coming in contact with this "invisible enemy", the better off we will be as a society in the long term.  Binge watch your favorite shows on Netflix, or be like me and watch NCAA tournament games from past years.

Cook some of your favorite dishes, or better yet--search online for a recipe worth trying.  Reorganize your house, or a portion of your house.  Play some games.  Once things return (hopefully) back to normal, you can take that pile of clothes, toys, etc. to your nearest Goodwill.  Even if you have books, vinyl records, DVD's/Blu Ray discs, or even those who still have CD's--I am sure many Half Price Books stores nationwide will be more than happy to help others.  Thank you again for enjoying my podcasts.   Please tap or click on my link to read of my blogs and I hope to be back again once there is major news to report.  Take care.