17 people cited, warned or kicked out of Alamo Bowl for ‘repeated refusal’ to wear face masks, city says
10 people cited, another 7 were issued warnings or left the game
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Officials unveil safety measures for Valero Alamo Bowl
SAN ANTONIO – As the Texas Longhorns crushed the Colorado Buffaloes in the Alamo Bowl Tuesday night, security staff were throwing penalty flags of their own off the field.
The City of San Antonio’s running database of citations was updated Wednesday to show that 10 people at the game, inside the Alamodome, were cited for “repeated refusal” to wear masks or wear them properly.
Officials lay out safety game plan for Valero Alamo Bowl
COVID-19 restrictions include reduced capacity, contactless services
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SAN ANTONIO – The game is on, but the settings will be different this year for the Valero Alamo Bowl.
Officials on Monday unveiled their safety plan for the 11,000 people who will be attending the game.
Officials said the plan includes basic safety principles.
”Face coverings must be worn properly over the nose and the mouth, except when eating and or drinking at their seat or at their suite,” said Patricia Cantor, director of Convention and Sports Facilities.
Officials are asking patrons to wash their hands frequently and six-feet social distancing requirements will be enforced inside as every other row of seats is closed. No tailgating will be allowed.