“As a parent, and I’ll be that forever, I always think safety’s first...I’m not throwing my kids into the hellfire just to appease someone,' said the mother of two USC football players.
Thirty UCLA football players are demanding that certain measures for coronavirus protection be adopted or they will boycott recruiting activities.said her sons won’t return until they can stay at school, where the possibility for infection is limited in a controlled environment as opposed to commuting from their home in Ladera Ranch to campus every day.
“If they want to win a national championship, they’re going to do their very best to keep every one of those players including the staff safe and secure,” Shan said. For UCLA, whose season opener is Aug. 29 against New Mexico State at the Rose Bowl, the timeline moves up by one week.UCLA has not yet announced a date for mandatory football workouts. Elisha Guidry, who is slated to compete for a starting cornerback position this season, will come to campus at that time, his mother Kaishauna Guidry said, and not earlier.
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