“ OK for fans to storm the field in the NFL and not fans in the NBA? Lakers LeBron James on Notre Dame win over Clemson

LeBron James takes to Twitter to express his frustration with fans rushing onto the pitch after Notre Dame’s victory over Clemson.

The coronavirus pandemic has seriously altered the way we all live over the past 9 months. Major sports around the world have experienced massive success as they were forced to stop games mid-season.

Leagues such as the NBA and MLB have taken over the game in their own “Bubble” and have also declared their champions of the season. No fan was present at either of these bubbles to prevent the spread of the virus.

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College football, however, started its season last month and has allowed fans to watch their games. With the coronavirus still in effect, fans rushed onto the pitch during a Clemson vs Notre Dame match.

LeBron James, who has pleaded for championship parades for the Lakers and Dodgers, reacted to the Clemson game on Twitter.

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The reason the field was rushed by the fans in the Notre Dame vs Clemson game, was that Clemson was heavily favored. Clemson hadn’t lost a game in 3 years and was on a 37-0 winning streak.

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However, the Fighting Irish pulled out for the win and due to this major upset victory thousands of fans rushed onto the pitch. In the midst of all of this, LeBron James took to Twitter to make it public that he was confused that all the fans were so close to each other.

So it’s normal for the fans to storm the field but not at the same time to have fans ??? I am confused ??‍♂️

– LeBron James (@KingJames) November 8, 2020

Will the NBA have fans in the stands next season?

With the NBA tentatively confirming a December 22^nd start of the 2020-21 NBA season, many details still need to be worked out.

The NBA has lost over $ 1 billion due to fans’ inability to attend games last season. To make up for any losses that could arise this season, stars like LeBron James have been hit with an 18% escrow of their annual salary. It’s still unclear if the stadiums will be half-functioning or if supporters will even be allowed.