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Penn State Student-Athletes Share Reactions To Big Ten’s Cancellation Of Winter And Spring Sports

The Big Ten canceled all winter and spring sports for the rest of the 2019-2020 academic year Thursday afternoon. The decision riled up fans and student-athletes alike, but the latter were much more emotional as their seasons (or careers!) came to an abrupt end.

Student-athletes from several Penn State teams took to Twitter shortly after the announcement to express their feelings on the cancellations due to the coronavirus pandemic.

https://twitter.com/RomanBravoYoung/status/1238201093353541633
https://twitter.com/liamfolkes26/status/1238208828400906241

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