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College and professional sports cannot beat COVID-19 | The Florida Star | The Georgia Star

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Athletes are accustomed to winning and losing. Their minds are wired to compete. They are motivated and driven to win and to do their best. I was a college student-athlete and know first-hand the single focus that I had to have in order to win tennis matches. Sports is a multi-billion dollar industry. As fans in the stands, we put […]

Source: The Florida Star

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