High school football players, parents, and coaches make a goal line stand to try to prevent the cancelation or postponement of their season due to COVID-19. Is the virus&nbsp; controlled enough to let students compete on the gridiron?&nbsp; Also, a partisan divide deepens over the governor's coronavirus emergency powers.
Russell Blair --&nbsp;Content Editor at the Hartford Courant (<a href="http://twitter.com/RussellBlairCT">@RussellBlairCT</a>)
Keila Torres Ocasio --&nbsp;Investigative Editor at Hearst Connecticut (<a href="http://twitter.com/@ktorresbpt">@ktorresbpt</a>)
Colin McEnroe --&nbsp;Host of The Colin McEnroe show, and a columnist at Hearst Connecticut. (<a href="http://twitter.com/ColinMcEnroe">@ColinMcEnroe</a>)
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