All athletes have been directed by Rick George to only interact and be with fellow athletes. Therefore, forming a "bubble". Source- CU athletes.
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2020 CU football season POSTPONED until Nov 6th?
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All athletes have been directed by Rick George to only interact and be with fellow athletes. Therefore, forming a "bubble". Source- CU athletes.
"Sorry officer, the law tells me not to speed and only drive the speed limit. Therefore, I wasn't 'speeding'." Source - Me
Sweet baby Jesus you are an idot. Why don't you and 233 get a room and watch Fox News together or something....
You were questioning the bubble. I told you they’re trying. I hardly post on here but it’s gotten toxic for reasons I don’t understand. But I hope you feel better now.
It's good to see TallBuff's avatar as it reminds me of better days when we all frequented the look-a-like threads and his mastery in them. I miss those days.
It’s been fun guys but I’m out. Unless you follow the mob you will be persecuted. Write my first post in months and everyone decides to be a dick. Wish you all luck.
A bubble that means anything is what the NBA and NHL have done. Telling college kids not to socialize with non football players, while commendable and noted, is not a bubble.
Don't tell BC they are the last thing standing between the Pac 12 and a football season. They might dig in their heels out of spite.
The reality is you can't enforce a bubble with college kids. It's impossible unless you physically separate them from the rest of the students.
Sorry to see you go, especially if you think @TSchekler’s comment was dickish. There’s far worse that gets posted here.
TSheck has yet to find a post with which he won't argue. Not sure why you're feeling personally persecuted.
That's bull****!
Missed me
All you do is regurgitate platitudes and buzzwords. Add something of substance or hold off on posting.
To be fair, we didn't really decide to be dicks.
4thGenBuff
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When I get grumpy in these forums I always go over to the recruiting forum to cheer me up.....its funny, ….maybe.
Don't worry we will all be united in sadness soon. Maybe we can get a group rate on grief counseling.
Man, of course this comes down the day the Pac 12 is deciding. No ones fault other than the students themselves. Can't blame the health officials as they have to control what is going on.
However, with my experience with health departments and COVID, health officials typically will work with groups, say the CU football program. Ultimately, they don't want them going some place else, practicing, lifting, and doing everything else and have that possibility of transmitting. There is nothing BOCO can do to control them from leaving and doing so. I would think BOCO would work with the AD on an exemption. The AD seems to have been extremely diligent with their approach so far (other than hiking gate).
However, with my experience with health departments and COVID, health officials typically will work with groups, say the CU football program. Ultimately, they don't want them going some place else, practicing, lifting, and doing everything else and have that possibility of transmitting. There is nothing BOCO can do to control them from leaving and doing so. I would think BOCO would work with the AD on an exemption. The AD seems to have been extremely diligent with their approach so far (other than hiking gate).
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Yeah, if it's between granting an exemption for athletics due to XYZ, and the football team and staff going to Golden/Mines to practice and train, I would hope they would allow the exemption. I guess we'll see what happens this evening when the vote goes down and things are set in motion (or not).
Probably true. Rough day at work. My 30 minute retirement is over!
Yep, and I can almost guarantee that RG has told them they will go elsewhere if the county does not work with them. Based off the above tweets, it seems CU has been the most vocal about starting and you know they aren't going sit idle.
We will see in about 1-2 weeks if this spike translates to more hospitalizations
Here, I'll look into the future for you. In the targeted age range of 18-22, the answer will be no, there won't be more hospitalizations.
Edit: To be clear, I'm talking about from cases before the order, as well as after, because there are effectively no hospitalizations in that age range either way.
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Now, I would never call any poster here a complete ****ing moron incapable of any critical thought. However, I might suggest that only a complete ****ing moron incapable of any critical thought would think that
- Boulder County is anywhere near herd immunity
- according to the Mayo Clinic, we'd need about 70% of the population to get COVID to achieve herd immunity
- Boulder County has about 326K residents. Boulder County has confirmed about 4,000 cases of COVID.
- Only a complete ****ing moron would think that 4,000 is anywhere close to 228,000
- The costs to the Boulder community would be "worth it" to achieve herd immunity
- Right now, there have been 79 deaths in Boulder County due to COVID out of 4,000 confirmed cases, meaning about 1.95% of the infected population has died. This is significantly lower than the Colorado and US average (3.03% and 2.86%, respectively)
- Projecting that out over the population, it means that somewhere between ~4,300 and ~6,700 additional deaths in Boulder county alone would likely be required to get to herd immunity
- Only a complete ****ing moron incapable of critical thought would suggest that a path towards herd immunity, which has not been confirmed in any other community worldwide, would be better than using the proven method of isolation, contact tracing, testing, and masks
Don't apologize, you're not wrong.