Cal - USC game canceled for Covid
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They only had 42 scholarship players last week and a 99% vaccination rate?!? How does that happen?
It’s pretty hilarious honestly. I wouldn’t even be testing asymptomatic players at all.
if only there was a 99.95% survival rate in that 18-29 age demographic...
a demographic that makes up 21.5% of the overall cases in the US and 0.57% of the overall deaths.
"Due to additional impact on specific position groups, we have decided to postpone Saturday's game. We have had multiple COVID-19 positives within our program, and we are taking every step we can to mitigate the spread and protect the greater community."
www.espn.com
USC-Cal postponed to Dec. 4 due to COVID-19
The USC-Cal football game scheduled for Saturday has been postponed due to multiple cases of COVID-19 among the Golden Bears.
Pure silliness."Due to additional impact on specific position groups, we have decided to postpone Saturday's game. We have had multiple COVID-19 positives within our program, and we are taking every step we can to mitigate the spread and protect the greater community."
USC-Cal postponed to Dec. 4 due to COVID-19
The USC-Cal football game scheduled for Saturday has been postponed due to multiple cases of COVID-19 among the Golden Bears.
We can only hope this nonsense is contained in California. They have big maskless weddings with politicians there but kids have to wear masks while eating and they close In and Outs for not being mask police. Very backwards state.
USC-Cal postponed to Dec. 4 due to COVID-19
The USC-Cal football game scheduled for Saturday has been postponed due to multiple cases of COVID-19 among the Golden Bears.
They said it. Maybe it’s more than just scholarship. Or all sports. Or they have one unvaxxed player and are way worse than math than you’d expect.
the second half of the article is a fun read beginning with:
During a meeting with University Health Services on Monday, Cal defensive lineman Luc Bequette tweeted, in part, "UHS told us we could be arrested for refusing to test as vaccinated individuals with no symptoms."
and then watching the backtracking unfold from that.
each school and conference has the right to set its own protocols but that's a heck of a shift from the generally accepted NCAA recommended protocols.
During a meeting with University Health Services on Monday, Cal defensive lineman Luc Bequette tweeted, in part, "UHS told us we could be arrested for refusing to test as vaccinated individuals with no symptoms."
and then watching the backtracking unfold from that.
each school and conference has the right to set its own protocols but that's a heck of a shift from the generally accepted NCAA recommended protocols.
Both of these schools are in California, right?? Makes sense when you remember that factoid.
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