Iowa State Football Fans Must Earn Future Attendance

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Iowa State University is about to open the 2020 football season and the pressure is on — fans.

ISU's Jamie Pollard, the first athletic director in the nation to impose department-wide pay cuts to combat revenue losses brought on by the coronavirus pandemic, laid down the law Monday in a letter to fans. When the Cyclones host Louisiana on Sept. 12, 25,000 season-ticket holders will be allowed to enter 61,500-seat Jack Trice Stadium. If they respect safety measures that include refraining from all tailgating, mask-wearing at all times in the stadium, and respecting "other fans' wishes for physical distancing," fans will again be permitted when Iowa State hosts Oklahoma on Oct. 3. If they don't, no fans will be allowed the rest of the season.

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