Pritzker Reveals Why the Big Ten Decision is Different From High School Sports – NBC5 (Chicago)

"We have watched professional sports and even some college teams play, seemingly without many problems," Pritzker said. "But remember these programs are operating with daily testing or in a league-created bubble or with facilities that allow for outsized social distancing and are sanitized every day, and in some cases all of those precautions have been taken. That’s not what’s available to the vast majority of young people who play sports in Illinois."
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Fed up neighbor
5 years ago

Now he is a sports expert

anonymous
5 years ago

He thinks he is an everything expert. He is an expert on NOTHING.

NoHope4Illinois
5 years ago

More and more, Pritzker is being shown to be extreme and out of step. Using Pritskers own words, why is basketball ok?

Last edited 5 years ago by NoHope4Illinois

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