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ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, Ind. –– Professional and college sports are likely to play games without fans in attendance. Even so, the Indiana High School Athletic Association is expecting to allow fans at high school football games.
IHSAA Commissioner Bobby Cox said although he believes fans will be in attendance, there are aspects of high school football games that may look different.
Changes could be made to capacity, concessions, and the use of masks.
