 The Latest on the effects of the coronavirus outbreak on sports around the world: ___ Middle Tennessee is making up for losing three games by scheduling a very rare for football home-and-home with Troy. Athletic director Chris Massaro announced the agreement Thursday. Under the deal, Troy will visit Middle Tennessee either Sept. 5 or Sept. 19, when the Blue Raiders would have either opened visiting Duke or hosting Virginia Tech, games that were canceled when the Atlantic Coast Conference decided to go to a league-only schedule this season. Middle Tennessee will visit Troy on Nov. 21. Thats the date the Blue Raiders would have visited UConn, which became the first FBS program to cancel its season Wednesday. Massaro says they anticipated this scenario. Contracts have not been signed yet, and Massaro says this agreement works for both of the former Sun Belt Conference rivals with no guarantees involved and bus trips for both teams. Middle Tennessee also will keep future schedules intact. Penn State says it is not expecting to have fans at home football games this season, a decision forced by the pandemic that will cost the schools millions in revenue. Athletic director Sandy Barbour said during a conference call she has taken a 15 pay cut on her salary. Penn State has one of the largest stadiums in the country, holding more than 107,000 fans for big games. Students typically camp out in Nittanyville around the stadium leading into football Saturdays. Statewide policies are limiting gatherings in Pennsylvania to fewer than 500 people. Barbour said if the policies change, plans for fans might as well. In a letter to season ticket holders, Penn State provided options for this season, including refunds or making payments a donation to the school. ___ BYU will... 