Welcome to the Boneyard with Steve Robertson. As always, I am your good friend and host, Steve Robertson, on a special edition of the Bornyard back on late Wednesday night, early Thursday morning for whichever, whatever you're listening preference. A lot has happened since we have been together. You know, we had with big Wednesday show, our regular hum-day edition of

the yard. We spoke earlier today. Uh, you know, just kind of set up a big week, you know, a big week. And, uh, you know, listen, we've got a lot to talk about tonight. And, uh, there were a lot of people there, one of the things that I want to say, number one, I love Twitter. okay I do I. I love Twitter. But the best and worst thing about

Twitter is that anybody can use it. And then there are a lot of people that get out there and

they promote confusion and chaos. And sometimes it's out of ignorance and sometimes it's out of

malice. And so I wanted to kind of review a couple things that have happened tonight that will negatively impact your ability to view ball games in person for at least the month of March.

Since we have been together, the NCAA has announced that the men's and women's NCAA tournaments will be viewed without fans. That does impact

us here at Mississippi State as the Lady Bulldogs were expected and will host the first two rounds of the NCAA tournament.

Fans will not be able to attend. Shortly after the NCAA made their statement, the SEC was one of the last

conferences to kind of make the jump, but they have now kind of fallen in line with

everybody else that they are going to also forego the fan experience at the

remaining games of the SEC basketball tournament.

There are two games that have been played, and the Arkansas Vanderbilt game appears to be the

last one of the SEC tournament that fans will be able to attend.

There will be some limited family, some limited staffers.

There will be no pet band.

There'll be no cheerleaders. There'll be no POMSquoters. There'll be no pet bands. There'll be no cheerleaders. There'll be no

Palm Squatters. There'll be no Rick Rowdies or any of that, no matter when you call it, you know.

None of those people will be able to attend. There will be credentialed media able to attend the game.

There will be no locker room access. I don't know how that all will be handled.

Then Mississippi State issued a statement, and I'm going to give you clarification on everything

that has been said. So there is no room for interpretation. And then I'm going to tell you what I think

it all means. I am not a doctor. I do not work for the Centers for Disease

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