Clemson’s powerful football coach commits coronavirus fumble

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OPINION: Social distancing? Not so much for Clemson's Dabo Swinney, who has openly discussed his own vacation travel and plans. This endangers his fans, family and the general public.

Many American college football coaches have been speaking out about the importance of listening to official instructions about the coronavirus and its resulting COVID-19 illness — instructions like washing hands and staying home whenever possible.

Coach Swinney’s commentary and actions not only put himself and his family at risk, but also all of the people with whom they interact on their travels. It is unclear whether the coach has abided by South Carolina’s recommended two-week post-travel quarantine.Prominent sports figures become figureheads in a new sense in moments of disaster. They are, as known and trusted figures among fans, a voice to be listened to in uncertain times.

Such actions demonstrate a level of awareness among prominent sports figures of the impact of their words. They reveal the knowledge that teams, athletic departments and universities have about the importance of messages like these for fans and people in their communities. While for some sports may seem like an insignificant issue in such complex and fraught times, for fans they can be a source of solace and something joyful to look forward to.

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