Not what I want to hear...........
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Holy virtue signal.I have said all along that there will be no fall college sports and I am sticking to it. The safety of the players, the coaches, support staff and all their families are far more important then a game.
Almost as good as the “anonymous source” that is so credible to our media outlets."Two veteran power 5 ADs that wish not to be identified." I stopped reading right there.
I have said all along that there will be no fall college sports and I am sticking to it. The safety of the players, the coaches, support staff and all their families are far more important then a game.
My 3.5 year old son and 9 month old daughter here in NY as well.My four year old daughter has been in a large daycare for three months now. Not the first case and you think toddlers are social distancing?
Not just a game. It’s a huge businessI have said all along that there will be no fall college sports and I am sticking to it. The safety of the players, the coaches, support staff and all their families are far more important then a game.
I think every entity(including sports) is trying to find that magic balance point where their business can survive whilst still showing the socially acceptable level of concern for the virus.If these kids are going to classes, bars, restaurants, and basic college life, they are less safe there than the practice field, where they are mandating temp checks, wellness checks, etc.
There is a much bigger issue and elephant in the room here. 25 and below are dying less frequently than the flu currently, if they don't have pre-existing conditions. This is unfortunately about politics. And that's all I'll say about that. The testing data is out there. I realize you won't find it covered by the news, but the CDC updates death rate by age group, and total test every day. It's under 1000. And then when you pull pre-existing conditions, as those kids would certainly not play (many can't play football effectively with asthma, etc anyway), the death rate has now fallen below the annual death rate of the flu in people 25 and under.
There is more of a safety concern of kids driving from their off-campus house to the practice field.
Or my favorite, “based on a source who wished not to be identified because they are not authorized to comment on the matter.”Almost as good as the “anonymous source” that is so credible to our media outlets.
Not shocking news. And once students, teachers & staff return to our nation’s public schools the inevitable spike in Covid cases, illness & deaths will push these currently anonymous AD’s into the open. If college football fans want any chance to see football this fall they ought to be contacting their local school boards and political leaders to support “online virtual learning” this fall. PS— Hope I’m wrong but until we “triple” the number of Americans tested each day with “rapid & accurate” results with the positive cases falling below 5% of the number tested, football and our economy will be negatively impacted. Sad!Not what I want to hear...........
https://www.cbssports.com/college-f...football-season-will-not-be-played-this-fall/
You mean like the rest of the guys at FSU? Because whether there's football or not, any level of attendance in person will create those activities.Yet we are practicing, what is the difference? Lets play and move on. These young men are far better off within the framework of our team, protocols, safety and structure versus unlimted free time to chase girls, party and socialize.
Agree.Once again, the opinions of others are going to be forced onto everyone. We have heard of thousands of athletes on teams all across the country that tested positive for Covid-19... that's all we heard. Did anyone not fully recover? I would think if someone (with underlying conditions) hadn't, this would be national news and would be used as propaganda about why sports shouldn't be played?
How would you know? Are they being tested regularly. Children can be asymptomatic in most cases and just spread it.My four year old daughter has been in a large daycare for three months now. Not the first case and you think toddlers are social distancing?
It's not just a "game", it's the engine of a huge economy that many peoples livelihoods are tied to......I have said all along that there will be no fall college sports and I am sticking to it. The safety of the players, the coaches, support staff and all their families are far more important then a game.
I'm gonna laugh at the splitting of hairs of the "football must be cancelled" crowd.
Nothing changes in 6 months. Everything better be cancelled then also. Of course, a ton of sports are playing now.....and more will be in 6 months. None of the logic rings true....it's all emotional or arbitrary when applied.
Which makes the case for why in the hell are they worried about starting school.How would you know? Are they being tested regularly. Children can be asymptomatic in most cases and just spread it.
I was on a phone call with an immunologist from Duke. They said that truly asymptomatic people are NOT spreading itHow would you know? Are they being tested regularly. Children can be asymptomatic in most cases and just spread it.
The economy is not more important than lives. That attitude is why we have failed to contain this virus.It's not just a "game", it's the engine of a huge economy that many peoples livelihoods are tied to......
Troll is too obviousThe economy is not more important than lives. That attitude is why we have failed to contain this virus.
The economy is not more important than lives. That attitude is why we have failed to contain this virus.