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Paul Crane and Lindsay Means

American crises historically impact sports world

By Paul Crane and Lindsay Means | September 14, 2001

To some, the postponement of the Virginia/Penn State football game scheduled for last night seemed like an appropriate measure in light of Tuesday's tragedy.