4thGenBuff
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Pac needs to be on the field in October.
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2020 CU football season POSTPONED until Nov 6th?
- Thread starter Jens1893
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hawg1
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Who says they are not working with government on a variance?
That statement was prepared well before Big Ten announcement. That was not a bombshell.
hawg1
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Won’t the infection Disease doctor appointed by each team control that?
What bubble?
Yeah and what I’m saying is have fun trying to hide that information.
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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Doesn't spring begin in March?
hawg1
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Maybe I should have better said access control and protocols.
ahoelsken
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Larry Scott has said repeatedly that the Pac 12 (if they continue to delay) will start in January
You might want to ask Governor Newsom that question too.
I still don't understand. NFL players are still coming and going from the facilities and living their lives like normal; perhaps with a little more caution. The CA state exemption was strictly due to the rapid testing abilities that colleges did not have access to at the time. Pac 12 testing capabilities are now better, faster and more efficient than what the NFL has. Larry Scott should have been working with the state for the last month obtaining the same exemption as soon as testing capabilities for the programs were in place and an announcement should have been made for at least a framework for a return to play schedule.
Not that you would ever be able to admit it, but you have been embarrassingly wrong on COVID and college football.
Every P5 Conference has carefully assessed the health risks and is moving forward. The PAC 12 has been been predictably left in the dust, due to the progressive thinking to avoid to COVID at all costs.
Just another example of progressive leaders which make fear-based decisions that are disconnected from the best outcome for the most people.
No way in hell there is big tuition hikes next year
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I bitch-slapped you before and don’t feel compelled to do it again since you’ve gone noticeably silent whenever we have to discuss how COVID-19 has gone in this country.
You want to continue your regressive mentality? Go right ahead.
So far, you haven’t come up with any reasons why amateurs should spread COVID-19 other than your uninformed notions about fear and progressive leadership. You’ve been mute about how this disease has devastated our country and continues to do so. Your attitude is fck it, who cares about the plague?
That other people actually care about people dying en masse in this country being progressive is all one needs to know about this matter.
I guess you have not been following the news updates - most of us are not stuck back in March as it relates to COVID, but many progressives are (oh, the irony of that self-congratulatory and propagandist term!)
hawg1
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What I'm saying is not permanent.
Those TV revenues could be fair game though but I don't think ESPN & Fox are obliged to pay for tier 1 & 2 money as long as games aren't being played. PAC schools still will play some PAC schools which could still fulfill the media rights contracts. If each PAC team was to get half of their allotted money from the media partners, it's better than getting none with the schools still being on the hook for those administrative costs. What I am saying is meant to reduce the potential reckoning those schools will have with their state legislatures about why they should stay in the PAC or why some coaches get a lot of money. Also reduce the interruptions to athletic schedules when it comes to one state such as CA having an impact on nine other states (if you include the FCS Big Sky Conference in this case).
Are the 190 thousand or so dead Americans stuck back in March?
hawg1
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Several untruths in this.
It's been weeks since the testing partnership was announced and they've already been utilizing it. Why isn't there a plan formulated and articulated to ADs, coaches and players? His statement today suggests nothing new, even though testing requirements are/were the sole issue.
What variance are you looking for? I don't understand what you're saying.
Your ass is being owned on this issue - just admit it. Not by me, but by the collective desire of most AD's/President's in P5 college sports to safely move forward, which is happening whether you like it or not.
Fortunately not everyone is stuck back in March in a fetal position and unable to see any progress - I doubt you want to see progress. Wonder why?
I read that California just had its record-low positive testing rate yesterday, but let's stay shutdown and pretend the secondary effects won't be far worse than what is trying to avoided.
I can't wait to watch some quality college football over the next few months, while you hyperventilate in fear about impact of the horrors of COVID on 18-22 year-olds.
NewEra 2014
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The only thing devastating about COVID is governmental response to COVID. The disease is so deadly that the vast majority of non-elderly people need to get tested in order to even know that they had it. You keep on being you--keep on rooting for COVID.
No doubt, March and April were terrible - but this is not March.
We need make decisions going-forward based on the what we know now, and we have made significant progress.
On September 16th, a little over 1K people died from COVID-19. As of September 16th, more than 200K Americans have died from COVID-19.
Your regressive myopia would be hilarious if it weren’t so dangerous. Since when do amateur athletes exclusively interact with other 18-22 year olds? I guess we should pack the crowds too since we don’t want to live in fear? I mean, after superspreader events held by your regressive brethren that sicken and kill others, why shouldn’t we jump right in and take off the masks too?
I’ll reiterate: testing, stay at home, distancing, and masking is what’s created progress. Taking your regressive approach will unwind those tenuous victories. You don’t have to take my word for it. Just look at the spots where cases/deaths have exploded by following your regressive method.
You have a reading comprehension problem if you think I’m rooting for people to get sick and die. I’ve demanded better governmental action since the beginning. Public Universities making things worse with a dreadful response by letting teams play in spite of major outbreaks can be added to the horrific response you describe.
hawg1
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Machines have been delivered and validated? That’s not my understanding.
Variance = NFL exemption to play and practice in CA.
We're getting owned by ADs and Presidents from the likes of Baylor, Kansas State, Mississippi State, Missouri, Michigan State? Seems like we're gold.Call me when the Harvard/Yale game is scheduled.
