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• Winter athletes react to canceled, postponed games, adapt to uncertain circumstances On Nov. 23, Brooklynn Edwards, point guard on the varsity women’s basketball team and junior, was practicing with the team when her coach announced that its game against Noblesville, which was scheduled for the next day, had been postponed. “For…
• Students turn to streaming for easier, cheaper access to sports games The ratings for numerous sports events this year are some of the lowest ever recorded. Game 6 of the National Basketball Association (NBA) Finals recorded only 8.29 million viewers on ABC, according to Nielsen data. For reference, Game 6 of…
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