Will any of those people die because Duke played Notre Dame in football last week?
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2020 CU football season POSTPONED until Nov 6th?
- Thread starter Jens1893
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How are the SEC, ACC and Big 12 handling positive tests? I've heard broad numbers of positive tests, but haven't heard specific players being mentioned.
**** that. They need to respond within 24 hours.
The writing has been on the wall for days now.
ahoelsken
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Isn't there a flu vaccine?
Look, you've made it clear that you favor the Pac 12 starting play tomorrow. That doesn't excuse just making up stupid **** to support your preferred scenario.
Okay for you too-Cold/Flu season runs from October-March, but it peaks December-February. Given at least some strains of the cold spawn from coronaviruses.........shouldn't we as Americans prepare to see an increase in COVID activity during cold/flu season? Wouldn't that mean probably more COVID cancellations in Jan and Feb than even RN?
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CULifer
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You forgot the part where we'd have the money to keep our coach instead of losing him to a doubled salary and resource pool, if we were in the B1G.
Kind of important to include that.
Now you're giving Larry Scott credit for foresight? Nothing surprises me with the leadership of this conference anymore.
I’m saying if a school hides a positive test and let’s a player play while sick. Not if they are public with their results.
But we'd have a hell of a lot more money, at least in the BIG
They did respond.
hawg1
Well-Known Member
See protocol
Stopped by the burrito stand. I was told to not be surprised if campus closed down for a couple weeks here soon.
hawg1
Well-Known Member
Yes.
I guess it would be the first time CFB programs have ever broken protocol
hawg1
Well-Known Member
What do you want him to do/say?
Larry Scott is pretty terrible, but this is not rocket science on how to respond.
Whatever. This discussion will go nowhere as pretty much all Pac-12 discussions on this board usually go.
hawg1
Well-Known Member
HIPAA
Hipaa could play a role in not releasing any medical info on a student athlete.
CA NFL teams received an exemption from the state because of their daily testing capabilities and 1 hour antigen results. In theory, the Pac 12 also has daily testing capabilities and 15 minute antigen results. How is this not a done deal with an announcement of a schedule to return to play?
It doesn’t matter about hippa, it is about putting a player on the field that has tested positive.
Wasn't there a tweet yesterday about this?
there's a weird voluntary quarantine going on now. no shut downs announced yet that I know of. But maybe I miamied it.
Come out and say they're working with the government in CA and Oregon about getting an exception to return to play and the target date for doing so. Like @Duff Man said they should've been ready for this announcement by the B1G. Today's news didn't suddenly drop like a bombshell out of nowhere, it's been rumored for a couple weeks now and it's only been a matter of their start date since Saturday.
I'm with Wilner on this one. If CA will not let CA teams practice, they need to up and leave. The Pac 12 has to play this fall now that the BIG is going to play.Wilner is right, the Pac12 needs to get back on the field by mid-November even though the CFB is off the table.
Hotline: With the Big Ten restarting, the Pac-12 stands alone. Whatever it takes, the conference must play this fall
What coronavirus? The Big Ten lifted its football suspension and will play in October. The Pac-12 must follow, even if it requires the California schools to change addresses.www.mercurynews.com
I personally don't think that is the issue. I think the issue, and I could be wrong with what everyone else is interpreting, but it seems to be the length of quarantine is probably what everyone would hide. I don't think any School wouldn't quarantine, say a Justin Fields. They don't want the rest of the team to get sick or exposed. I just think the amount of days is probably what everyone will fudge. That many days at this point is almost half the season and when you are talking about an important player, I have no doubt that a program like OSU would most certainly hide that.
CU campus didn’t effectively change anything. Students are still going to the same classes they were before and research continues. They just asked students to stop getting together. I don’t expect much to change.
1 more week is my prediction
The problem is all off-campus, as expected. My guess is that CU admin makes examples out of some kids this week to try and get kids off campus to wake up.