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    International Journal of Sport Communication, Volume 13, 2020, No. 3 | Sport and the Coronavirus Crisis

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    All articles are open access as of September 9, 2020


    INTRODUCTION

    Sport and the Coronavirus Crisis Special Issue: An Introduction
    Brody J. Ruihley and Bo Li, Guest Editors
    Pages: 289–293

    INDUSTRY INTERVIEWS

    Interview With Josh Krulewitz, ESPN Vice President, Communications
    Chris Hanna
    Pages: 294–299

    Managing Social Media Content During a Global Crisis: Interview With Ben Read, Social Media Manager at World in Motion
    Charles Mountifield and Stirling Sharpe
    Pages: 300–306

    Role of Sport Public Relations for the COVID-19 Outbreak: Interview With Kwon Heo, Public Relations Manager at Kia Tigers
    Sungwook Son, Antonio S. Williams and Yoon Heo
    Pages: 307–312

    SCHOLARLY COMMENTARY

    COVID-19 and Youth Sports: Psychological, Developmental, and Economic Impacts
    Jimmy Sanderson and Katie Brown
    Pages: 313–323

    The Fractured Messaging of the National Collegiate Athletic Association and Its Members in Response to COVID-19
    Timothy Mirabito, Robin Hardin and Joshua R. Pate
    Pages: 324–334

    Making an Impact: An Initial Review of U.S. Sport League Corporate Social Responsibility Responses During COVID-19
    Danielle K. Smith and Jonathan Casper
    Pages: 335–343

    Professional Tennis’s Constellational Response to COVID-19
    Kyle R. King
    Pages: 344–351

    A Post-COVID-19 Lifestyle Sport Research Agenda: Communication, Risk, and Organizational Challenges
    William Roth Smith
    Pages: 352–360

    Just a Fantasy? Examining Fantasy Sport in a Time Without Sport
    Brody J. Ruihley and Jacob Chamberlin
    Pages: 361–369

    Rebooting Content: Broadcasting Sport and Esports to Homes During COVID-19
    Michael M. Goldman and David P. Hedlund
    Pages: 370–380

    The Show Must Go On: The Strategy and Spectacle of Dana White’s Efforts to Promote UFC 249 During the Coronavirus Pandemic
    Ted M. Butryn, Matthew A. Masucci and jay a. johnson
    Pages: 381–390

    Gendering the Coronavirus Pandemic: Toward a Framework of Interdependence for Sport
    Madeleine Pape and Fiona McLachlan
    Pages: 391–398

    The Elephant in the Room: How COVID-19’s Financial Impact Further Threatens Title IX Compliance
    Karen L. Hartman
    Pages: 399–407

    Exploring Narratives of Scarcity, Uncertainty, and Opportunity in Women’s Sports Coverage During the COVID-19 Pandemic
    Ellen J. Staurowsky, Benjamin Koch, Grace Dury and Cooper Hayes
    Pages: 408–418

    The Impact of the Coronavirus Pandemic on a Major Event Legacy: The 2020 National Collegiate Athletic Association Men’s Basketball Final Four
    Beth A. Cianfrone and Timothy Kellison
    Pages: 419–426

    When Sport Event Work Stopped: Exposure of Sport Event Labor Precarity by the COVID-19 Pandemic
    R. Dale Sheptak Jr. and Brian E. Menaker
    Pages: 427–435

    Fan Engagement in 15 Seconds: Athletes’ Relationship Marketing During a Pandemic via TikTok
    Yiran Su, Bradley J. Baker, Jason P. Doyle and Meimei Yan
    Pages: 436–446

    COVID-19 and Soccer Teams on Instagram: The Case of Corporate Social Responsibility
    Samuel López-Carril and Christos Anagnostopoulos
    Pages: 447–457

    From ESPN to Instagram LIVE: The Evolution of Fan–Athlete Interaction Amid the Coronavirus
    Lillian Feder
    Pages: 458–464

    Through the Perilous Fight: A Case Analysis of Professional Wrestling During the COVID-19 Pandemic
    Nicholas P. Davidson, James Du and Michael D. Giardina
    Pages: 465–473

    The Social Media Response From Athletes and Sport Organizations to COVID-19: An Altruistic Tone
    Stirling Sharpe, Charles Mountifield and Kevin Filo
    Pages: 474–483

    Behind the Scenes: COVID-19 Consequences on Broadcast Sports Production
    Roxane Coche and Benjamin J. Lynn
    Pages: 484–493

    “It Has Changed Completely”: How Local Sports Broadcasters Adapted to No Sports
    Kevin Hull and Miles Romney
    Pages: 494–504

    Fake News Travels Fast: Exploring Misinformation Circulated Around Wu Lei’s Coronavirus Case
    Bo Li and Olan Scott
    Pages: 505–513

    Football Without Football: Creativity in German Football Coverage by TV Broadcasters and Clubs During the Coronavirus Crisis
    Christiana Schallhorn and Jessica Kunert
    Pages: 514–522

    The Norwegian Football Family and Strategic Crisis Communication
    Elsa Kristiansen, Therese Dille and Simon Tærud Day
    Pages: 523–532

    Australian Football in America During COVID-19
    James Bingaman
    Pages: 533–540

    Everyday Things Change: Australian Athlete Communication During the Coronavirus Lockdown
    Lewis Whales, Stephen Frawley, Adam Cohen and Natalia Nikolova
    Pages: 541–550

    Talking Baseball When There Is No Baseball: Reporters and Fans During the COVID-19 Pandemic
    Alexander L. Curry and Tiara Good
    Pages: 551–558

    Critiquing Anthropocentric Media Coverage of the COVID-19 Sport “Hiatus”
    Samuel M. Clevenger, Oliver Rick and Jacob Bustad
    Pages: 559–565

    Sports Television and the Continuing Search for Alternative Programming
    Branden Buehler
    Pages: 566–574

    Making Sense of Coach Development Worldwide During the COVID-19 Pandemic
    Bettina Callary, Abbe Brady, Cameron Kiosoglous, Pekka Clewer, Rui Resende, Tammy Mehrtens, Matthew Wilkie and Rita Horvath
    Pages: 575–585

    Do We Really Want Sports Public Relations to Return to Normal?
    Christie M. Kleinmann
    Pages: 586–592

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