John Stockton Has Season Tickets Suspended by Gonzaga University Over Mask Mandate
- 2 years ago
John Stockton, Has Season Tickets Suspended by
Gonzaga University Over Mask Mandate.
CNN reports Gonzaga University has suspended alumni John Stockton's season tickets due to their COVID-19 safety precautions.
Stockton, a Hall of Fame basketball player, had been adamant in refusing to comply with the university's mask mandate.
Basically, it came down to,
they were asking me to
wear a mask to the games, , John Stockton, former NBA Point Guard, via CNN.
and being a public figure, someone a little bit
more visible, I stuck out
in the crowd a little bit. , John Stockton, former NBA Point Guard, via CNN.
...they were going to have
to either ask me to
wear a mask or they were
going to suspend my tickets. , John Stockton, former NBA Point Guard, via CNN.
Stockton has been outspoken in his
stance against the vaccines, as well as
coronavirus safety measures.
Stockton's views on the coronavirus
pandemic were previously expressed in the
conspiracy documentary, "COVID and the Vaccine: Truth, Lies and Misconceptions Revealed." .
Stockton's views on the coronavirus
pandemic were previously expressed in the
conspiracy documentary, "COVID and the Vaccine: Truth, Lies and Misconceptions Revealed." .
In the film, Stockton makes baseless claims, suggesting hundreds of athletes have died from COVID-19 vaccines.
I think it's
highly recorded now,
it's over 100 professional
athletes dead -- , John Stockton, former NBA Point Guard,
via "COVID and the Vaccine: Truth, Lies and Misconceptions Revealed" .
... dropping dead that are vaccinated, right on the pitch, right on the field,
right on the court. , John Stockton, former NBA Point Guard,
via "COVID and the Vaccine: Truth, Lies and Misconceptions Revealed" .
Generally considered to be one the greatest point guards in the history of basketball, Stockton spent four years at Gonzaga before playing
19 seasons with the Utah Jazz.
Generally considered to be one the greatest point guards in the history of basketball, Stockton spent four years at Gonzaga before playing
19 seasons with the Utah Jazz
Gonzaga University Over Mask Mandate.
CNN reports Gonzaga University has suspended alumni John Stockton's season tickets due to their COVID-19 safety precautions.
Stockton, a Hall of Fame basketball player, had been adamant in refusing to comply with the university's mask mandate.
Basically, it came down to,
they were asking me to
wear a mask to the games, , John Stockton, former NBA Point Guard, via CNN.
and being a public figure, someone a little bit
more visible, I stuck out
in the crowd a little bit. , John Stockton, former NBA Point Guard, via CNN.
...they were going to have
to either ask me to
wear a mask or they were
going to suspend my tickets. , John Stockton, former NBA Point Guard, via CNN.
Stockton has been outspoken in his
stance against the vaccines, as well as
coronavirus safety measures.
Stockton's views on the coronavirus
pandemic were previously expressed in the
conspiracy documentary, "COVID and the Vaccine: Truth, Lies and Misconceptions Revealed." .
Stockton's views on the coronavirus
pandemic were previously expressed in the
conspiracy documentary, "COVID and the Vaccine: Truth, Lies and Misconceptions Revealed." .
In the film, Stockton makes baseless claims, suggesting hundreds of athletes have died from COVID-19 vaccines.
I think it's
highly recorded now,
it's over 100 professional
athletes dead -- , John Stockton, former NBA Point Guard,
via "COVID and the Vaccine: Truth, Lies and Misconceptions Revealed" .
... dropping dead that are vaccinated, right on the pitch, right on the field,
right on the court. , John Stockton, former NBA Point Guard,
via "COVID and the Vaccine: Truth, Lies and Misconceptions Revealed" .
Generally considered to be one the greatest point guards in the history of basketball, Stockton spent four years at Gonzaga before playing
19 seasons with the Utah Jazz.
Generally considered to be one the greatest point guards in the history of basketball, Stockton spent four years at Gonzaga before playing
19 seasons with the Utah Jazz