The University of Florida's decision to cut ties with Nease High School quarterback Marcus Stokes is drawing varying opinions.

The Latest on the effects of the coronavirus outbreak on sports around the world:___English soccer club Stoke says manager Michael ONeill has tested positive for COVID-19. The second-division club says the 50-year-old ONeill had tested negative in five previous rounds of testing but the positive result came from a test administered on Monday. Stoke says ONeill will follow the relevant guidance and undergo a period of isolation. Assistant manager Billy McKinlay will take charge of training. Stoke is scheduled to play Reading when the Championship resumes on June 20. The Premier League returns to action with two matches on June 17.

After undergoing an ultrasound on his left leg at Baptist Medical Center South, John Verderane and his wife, Darlene, popped into the hospitals coffee shop to plan next steps. The neurologist said John needed surgery right away and they were going to LifeFlight him to Baptist Medical Center Jacksonville. When Verderane was airlifted from Baptist South, his initial stroke score or level of impairment was extremely high. He had just started chemotherapy treatments at Baptist MD Anderson Cancer Center when he suffered the DVT and stroke in mid-January. For more information on the state-certified Comprehensive Stroke Center at Baptist Medical Center Jacksonville, visit baptist.com/stroke.