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DeminPennswoods

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16. In many places, youth sports went on all
Wed Sep 16, 2020, 05:49 AM
Sep 2020

summer, some with fans in the stands both indoor and outdoor. At least where I live there were no outbreaks associated with them. So far, no outbreaks reported to be linked to the resumption of high school football where I am either, nor in neighboring Ohio.

After the initial outbreaks in StL and Miami, MLB, which isn't playing in a bubble, has been covid-free. I don't believe any games other than one in Cincinnati a few weeks ago have been postponed since. Nor have their been many cases (and no outbreaks) linked to NFL teams which have been in training camp for over a month. NFL training camps weren't conducted in a bubble either.

The key to all this seems to be regular testing. If the Big 10 does, that, then they could probably safely resume games.


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And science be damned. We need $$'s Ferrets are Cool Sep 2020 #1
can any governors stop them? pstokely Sep 2020 #5
Yes, but only for the schools in their state. Angleae Sep 2020 #9
what about alumni or student groups? pstokely Sep 2020 #10
Money, money, money. Buckeye_Democrat Sep 2020 #2
Interesting if the classes have to go remotely but the football doesn't. dem4decades Sep 2020 #3
This country has gone mad. madaboutharry Sep 2020 #4
Speaking as someone from a family of SPARTYS... maddogesq Sep 2020 #6
Huddle Up? czarjak Sep 2020 #7
Not to be morbid, but does Las Vegas have a betting line on the over/under for player deaths RockRaven Sep 2020 #8
You can bet on whether the Big10 plays SCantiGOP Sep 2020 #11
It wont last long as we see that many teams are now dealing with covid... Acornsouth Sep 2020 #12
I visited a Buckeyes forum a few minutes ago... Buckeye_Democrat Sep 2020 #13
Pretty sure that KovidKimmy is all for it. justgamma Sep 2020 #14
Long time Ohio State fan and this is madness Botany Sep 2020 #15
In many places, youth sports went on all DeminPennswoods Sep 2020 #16
Meanwhile Penn State (Big 10 East) COVID cases keep piling up BumRushDaShow Sep 2020 #17
There are 47,000 students at University Park, DeminPennswoods Sep 2020 #20
Temple U has almost 40,000 (grad/undergrad) and they spiked the first couple weeks and shut down BumRushDaShow Sep 2020 #23
Aside from when Penn State is open, Centre county is DeminPennswoods Sep 2020 #25
Oh I know it's rural. BumRushDaShow Sep 2020 #28
Lots of people aren't co-operating with contact tracers in PA, DeminPennswoods Sep 2020 #30
Right BumRushDaShow Sep 2020 #31
If true DonaldsRump Sep 2020 #18
Message auto-removed Name removed Sep 2020 #19
If you live anyplace near a Big 10 university be afraid. davsand Sep 2020 #21
No fans pstokely Sep 2020 #29
Initially the plan was to limit the number of tailagaits and allowed in the stadium. davsand Sep 2020 #32
For what it's worth, new COVID infections are steadily declining, down from a peak in July. Calista241 Sep 2020 #22
I think your last paragraph is generally true DeminPennswoods Sep 2020 #26
No One Should Be Surprised modrepub Sep 2020 #24
they only added MD and Rutgers for the DC and NYC cable subscribers pstokely Sep 2020 #33
the show must go on! stillcool Sep 2020 #27
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