TUCSON — From Jedd Fisch’s perch on the outdoor terrace of the Arizona football facility, he can almost see the tops of the white tents lining University Boulevard.
There, just a quarter mile from his office and a stone’s throw from the Wildcats’ indoor practice field, is a mass vaccination center. The arranged tents rise up from the boulevard’s grassy median, wedged between dozens of roadside palm trees and insulated in the heart of campus.
The site, responsible for more than 250,000 vaccinations, is appropriately located—a convenient reminder to dozens of Arizona football players to have their arms jabbed.