Alabama is moving ahead with plans to host full-capacity college football games at Bryant-Denny Stadium this coming season, athletic director Greg Byrne announced Monday.
Byrne tweeted a short statement after news earlier in the day that the school would be returning to in-person instruction without restrictions on classroom capacity in the fall. Byrne said they will continue to monitor medical guidelines “as we have all along.”
Alabama reduced its capacity to 20% last season as COVID-19 spread, infecting millions of Americans. Infections have dropped significantly of late.
Alabama told season ticket holders it planed on 100% capacity in January. Greg Byrne said it on Twitter today. https://t.co/htyR6L21xJ
— Michael Casagrande (@ByCasagrande) March 1, 2021
Alabama expects to have over 100,000 fans attend home games in 2021 after reduced capacity last season https://t.co/L2FefBeKCR
— SI College Football (@si_ncaafb) March 2, 2021
