The biggest crowd ever to watch a women's sporting event jammed the University of Nebraska's Memorial Stadium on Wednesday as 92,003 people turned out for the Huskers' victory over Omaha.

'Volleyball Day' in US sets women's sports attendance world record

The governor of New York raised the possibility Sunday of some major-league sports teams returning to the playing field or arena -- only with no fans in the stands.

NY governor wants to see sports teams return, even without fans

A quick look at major cancellations and changes in North American sport through Friday amid intensifying coronavirus concerns: American Football - Cancelled: NFL annual meeting March 29-April 1 in Palm Beach, Florida - Suspended: by multiple teams travel of scouts and coaches to assess players in the build-up to the April 23 NFL Draft Also read: Flame for 2020 Tokyo Olympics lit in Greece amid virus lockdown Athletics - Postponed: The 124th Boston Marathon, scheduled for April 20, postponed to September 14 Baseball - Postponed: Major League Baseball season starts, at least two weeks from scheduled March 26 - Cancelled: Major League Baseball Spring Training games; 2020 World Baseball Classic qualifier postponed Also read: England end Sri Lanka cricket tour amid coronavirus pandemic Basketball - Suspended: NBA regular season from March 12; NBA commissioner Adam Silver says hiatus "will be, most likely, at least 30 days" - Cancelled: NCAA "March Madness" national collegiate basketball tournament; move followed shut down of lead-in tournaments in Big Ten, Big East, Atlantic Coast, Southeastern and Pacific 12 conferences.

Coronavirus: cancellations and changes in US sport

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'Volleyball Day' in US sets women's sports attendance world record

NY governor wants to see sports teams return, even without fans

Coronavirus: cancellations and changes in US sport