Photo Source: YARDBARKER The Super Bowl is the largest game of the year for the National Football League ("NFL"). Last year, 62,417 fans sat in the stands and watched the Kansas City Chiefs defeat the San Francisco 49ers. This Sunday, February 7, it will be a different experience for fans who are attending to watch... Continue Reading →
Movie Theaters Reopening in New York
Photo Source: Variety Movie theaters were forced to shut down in March due to the pandemic. Large movie theater chains, such as Regal and AMC, were uncertain if they would be able to continue operating. These companies went months without generating revenue, forcing them to furlough staff, apply for federal assistance, and raise money through... Continue Reading →
Bills Mafia: What Rachel Bush Has To Say About The “No Fans” Rule
Photo Source: Twitter/@NFLonFOX After being crowned the best fans in the league, the Bills Mafia is struggling with not being allowed in the Bills Stadium to watch the games. Fox Sports conducted an "Ultimate Fan Bracket: NFL Edition" to determine which NFL team has the best fan base. Beating out 31 teams, Bills Mafia was... Continue Reading →
COVID and the Upcoming Expansion Draft have the Buffalo Sabres Playing Chess
Source: Twitter/@buffalosabres Taylor Hall shocked the hockey world by signing a one-year, $8 million contract with the Buffalo Sabres. This news came as a surprise to many, for both Sabres fans and the league. https://twitter.com/PierreVLeBrun/status/1315428801971662850 Hall, the Hart Memorial Trophy winner for the player most valuable to his team in 2018, reunites with former head... Continue Reading →
How COVID-19 Has Impacted the Entertainment Industry
Photo Source: The Hollywood Reporter As filming is permitted to resume, the entertainment industry is starting to feel somewhat "normal" again. Production companies are wasting no time trying to get back on track. However, there are some undeniable differences between filming now versus how it looked in February. All media production was halted in mid-March... Continue Reading →
What Will the First Bills’ Home Game Look Like?
Photo Source: Twitter/@SalSports The Buffalo Bills, under New York State mandate, played their first two home games without fans. However, there has been some momentum to allow fans for the Bills' next home game, October 15, against the Kansas City Chiefs. For fans to attend games, positive COVID cases would have to safely stabilize for... Continue Reading →
BREAKING: Mid-American Conference football will resume November 4; UB waiting for state approval.
Source: UB / Paul Hokanson. The Mid-American Conference voted today to resume the 2020 fall football season, culminating in a six-game schedule beginning on November 4. This announcement comes days after reports that the MAC presidents would vote today to resume the season. The Mid-American Conference was the first Football Bowl Subdivision conference to halt... Continue Reading →
Bills v. Dolphins: What Will The Rules Be In Miami?
Source: Sporting News/SN Illustration Football is back, but the fan experience is much different this year. Due to the pandemic, NFL teams have been faced with the tough decision of whether to allow fans to spectate the games in-person or not. Since the states have the power to place statewide guidelines, each team has to... Continue Reading →