2 more college football bowl games canceled because of Covid-19

Two more college football bowl games have been canceled due to Covid-19 illnesses.

The Military Bowl in Annapolis, Maryland, featuring Boston College and East Carolina University, will not be played Monday, officials said. Neither will the inaugural Fenway Bowl in Boston between the University of Virginia and Southern Methodist University, which had been set for Wednesday.

The University of Virginia team's number of Covid-19 cases also prevented it from safely participating in the Fenway Bowl in Boston, it said. The team was"extremely disappointed," Virginia Athletics Director Carla Williams said."We appreciate all of the hard work by our team and coaching staff. They earned this bowl invitation, and it is unfortunate they will not be able to compete in the game to complete the season," she said.

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