'Pause and pivot': What's working, what's not as schools move forward with fall sports

As the COVID-19 pandemic lingers, Pennsylvania's high school sports fall season is set to move forward. The Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association lost its spring season to the coronavirus but voted July 29 to move ahead with the start of fall sports as scheduled, starting Aug. 10 with football's heat acclimatization week. Since the shutdown, what measures have failed in keeping high school student-athletes safe? Which ones have worked? And as Pennsylvania teeters on a second wave of COVID-19, what have we learned in the last four months to keep student-athletes, coaches and trainers safe? What failed Following a June 10 decision by Gov...