At the moment, there will be both college football and high school football, along with other sports, played in America despite the still-growing COVID-19 pandemic. Medical experts are pleading with administrators, athletic directors and those in charge to think extremely hard about their choices.

One thing has become evident in the summer of COVID19: there is no more powerful athlete than the college football player. Led by the Pac-12 and Big 10, the game has been turned on its head and will never be the same. Players are now dictating to conferences, and next up is the money play.

Finally, there appears to be some common sense from certain high school associations to save their athletes from any dangers of COVID19. At the same time, plenty of parents are falling for the fraud of football camps that will do NOTHING to get their kids into college, and they are completely failing to consider who is going to pay the extra cash for their kids to play in ANY sport.

Try as they might, the sport of boxing is unable to stop COVID19 from impacting their sport. Veteran promoter Bob Arum would seem to be the only person smart enough, and with enough pull and cash, to keep fighters and those around them from contracting the disease.

The summer of COVID19 has been a financial tsunami for so many businesses, but perhaps none more so affected than non-profit organizations and charities. Depending so heavily on donors and sponsors, all of whom have felt the financial pinch.

For those expecting American major league sports to get COVID19 prevention right, you're dreaming. The government screwed it up, so why should these guys be doing any better? However, the NHL has damn near got it perfect, the NBA has a few chicken wing holes, the NFL still has rules written on a cocktail napkin, and MLB has turned into a complete disaster.

Come Hell or raging waters, high school sports is going to open this Fall if Administrators have anything to say about it. This despite a raging pandemic that does indeed affect kids under 17, despite what the naysayers are spouting, and various organizations that can't get on the same page. The numbers show kids are at risk, and why people are putting athletics ahead of academics remains a burning question.

As the 2020 MLB season opens, the debate over kneeling for the national anthem has been reignited by those who have no clear concept of what the protest means. The Giants and the Yankees started it, and those fans promising they will never watch another game are blowing smoke and proving how their side in this debate is losing, and losing badly.

There has never been a day like this in the sport of professional boxing. Mike Tyson is supposedly all set to make an exhibition comeback against Roy Jones Jr. with EVERYONE dipping large into the wallets of suckers. What these fighters all have in common with the Pet Rock will become obvious.

It is perhaps the most insane story to emerge from the year of COVID19. The pandemic rages, more cases confirmed, younger people catching the virus at the risk of death and permanent physical damage, yet high school sports conferences, administrators, and delusional parents, all armed with ridiculous ideas and a lack of facts, are pushing for kids to be playing sports again.