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2020 CU football season POSTPONED until Nov 6th?
- Thread starter Jens1893
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I can almost guarantee that isn’t true
cu62nu36
fascist tool
Statistically unlikely, but you are dead wrong on each and every point. Made me smile. Thanks for that.
Please expand.
You disagree with each point, or you don't believe that Fox is leading a misinformation campaign? You've made it abundantly clear where you get your "facts" from.
or maybe they never actually voted?
usually whether or not there was a vote is a clear point. something smells strange.
cbs link
Watch them say "Well, see, there was never actually an OFFICIAL vote. News got leaked and well... you know... we have always intended to play football this year. The season is going to go on as we originally planned"
The PAC would be in a difficult position
I believe it’s becauSe all of the presidents agreed so there was no reason for a vote. Athletic directors and coaches are the ones that are mad but they aren’t the ones making the decisions.
Indeed.
One that I'd hate to be in as a leader.
Especially when you looked at what just happened UNC. A week or two of in person classes and they have now closed campus and sent everyone home...
This isn't going to go well.
Notre dame was the poster child for their handling of covid and they are even having problems a week into all of it.
Pressure will continue to ratchet up if the current trend continues. National infection rate has improved over the last month. School reentry continues to be the wildcard. Initial data isn't great (unsurprisingly) but I suspect it will normalize again.
It’s definitely going to get worse before it gets better. These students clearly don’t care about it based on all the pictures coming out of bars packed full.
Not so crazy if it takes $10k to test just the football team 1 time
The new saliva test has results in minutes, not days. It is also far cheaper than the nasal swab.
What is your source? Thesis?
Penn State AD coming out and saying there was never a vote to cancel the season, so unclear where the decision came from.
There are some unreliable sources on Twitter that are claiming their "BIG sources" have said that as long as a massive outbreak doesn't happen over the next few days/week, they will announce that they are going to play this Fall. Of course, that's likely not true and just being said due to the 250k+ signatures on that petition and the PSU AD coming out saying they never actually voted on anything.
That was just approved. I doubt they have those right now.
Don't doubt it. They are all already talking about implementing them.
Well then maybe they shouldn’t be trying to practice right now if they can’t test and contain the spread. If the NFL thinks daily testing is the only way to go about it right now and they aren’t on college campuses where this stuff spreads like wildfire there could be an issue there.
Okay so they don’t have them right now.
I think NBA gets first dibs since they and PA provided funding.
I’m not sure how SalivaDirect intends to scale manufacturing and distribution.
This is a futures thing folks as Hawg1 mentions, manufacturing and distribution is still to be conquered.