NCAA allows players to return to campus June 1 for voluntary workouts. SU Classes start Aug 24

[rrlbees]

Look at the data we are not spreading it to each other cause we are at a lower risk to get it in the first place.

who’s we?

 

[AlpharettaCuse]

Look at the data we are not spreading it to each other cause we are at a lower risk to get it in the first place.

You most certainly are spreading it to each other. Did you read the article about the soccer game? Spring Breakers? Do you think they were all old people that attended? Younger people are at lower risk of dying, but can certainly still spread it and get it very easily.

44 Austin spring breakers test positive for COVID-19 after Mexico trip

Health officials said four of the confirmed cases did not experience any symptoms.

abc13.com

If 44 (now 49) kids out of 70 on a 1 hour flight can get it, why wouldn’t you get it at a concert or football game?

They came for one of Miami’s biggest gay parties. But coronavirus was here, and now two are dead and dozens sick.

They came for a party — and they got one. For one week, they danced shoulder to shoulder with strangers on the beach and in clubs around town. But the Winter Party Festival that drew thousand…

www.sun-sentinel.com

 

[CuseRunner]

who’s we?

We (The 20 to 29) age demographic group that I am apart of. I'm not alone in this way either with family of mine or the friends and people that make up my everyday life.

 

[rrlbees]

We (The 20 to 29) age demographic group that I am apart of. I'm not alone in this way either with family of mine or the friends and people that make up my everyday life.

you mean the largest group in Onondaga county that tested positive? Isolate them.

 

[CuseRunner]

you mean the largest group in Onondaga county that tested positive? Isolate them.

But we rebound quicker if we get it (thats a big factor)

 

[AlpharettaCuse]

But we rebound quicker if we get it (thats a big factor)

That doesn’t make it ok for you to spread it to others. Do you think you are only spreading it to people in your age group?

 

[rrlbees]

But we rebound quicker if we get it (thats a big factor)

spreaders. They make it harder to open up and have football fans.

 

[NineOneSeven]

This thread delivers the goods.

 

[orange79]

"...as of last week..."

What is the date of the article? And what is the source?

For me, I'll take the CDC at their word. Just under 100 deaths for ages 24 and under.

 

[RandomGuy]

Look at the data we are not spreading it to each other cause we are at a lower risk to get it in the first place.

Err.. ummm.. in my state that's also the second highest group infected. (20-29) the other is stuck in nursing homes.

Soooo yeah, that's another confirmation it's the highest group that is spreading it publicly. With "only" a few hundred deaths here, the 20-29 is beating the 50-59 in deaths by a wide margin.

I appreciate you have your own opinion. If you add more facts (less hopes) you'll find that many of us may agree with your base premise.

 

[Redrum]

"...as of last week..."

What is the date of the article? And what is the source?

For me, I'll take the CDC at their word. Just under 100 deaths for ages 24 and under.

Don’t know can’t find it again I screen shot it to my friends last night I didn’t copy link
I was looking at dates of articles for most recent but tbh I don’t remember date it’s posdible it was older . Truth is it’s scary we can’t realky trust anything anymore

 

[orange79]

Truth is it’s scary we can’t realky trust anything anymore

I actually tend to agree with this.

 

[RandomGuy]

Hospitalization rates may be higher for younger age groups than some realize.

 

[CuseLegacy]

 

[Acesn8s]

I have read 8 pages of this and it seems to me that its a pointless exercise to argue whats going to happen in September. Truth is probably going to fall somewhere in the middle. Some parts of the country are probably going to say no way we are having kids on campus and no way we are having football. Some other places will say it will take the earth opening up and swallowing the whole campus to stop them from playing football. So where does that leave us? I think they will put some rules in place that will allow games to take place in most D1 schools, and many people will complain and raise holy hell over it. I also think each person will have to decide if they want to show up to the stadium if they are allowed with that many people. In SEC country you can guarantee if they allow 100,000 in a stadium then most those stadiums will be sold out, in Pac 12 country you may see a small fraction show up or not at all. So I say for now lay back have a drink and maybe a cigar and enjoy the summer, and when fall rolls if football is around make the choice that you feel fit your needs the best at the time.

 

[CuseRunner]

I have read 8 pages of this and it seems to me that its a pointless exercise to argue whats going to happen in September. Truth is probably going to fall somewhere in the middle. Some parts of the country are probably going to say no way we are having kids on campus and no way we are having football. Some other places will say it will take the earth opening up and swallowing the whole campus to stop them from playing football. So where does that leave us? I think they will put some rules in place that will allow games to take place in most D1 schools, and many people will complain and raise holy hell over it. I also think each person will have to decide if they want to show up to the stadium if they are allowed with that many people. In SEC country you can guarantee if they allow 100,000 in a stadium then most those stadiums will be sold out, in Pac 12 country you may see a small fraction show up or not at all. So I say for now lay back have a drink and maybe a cigar and enjoy the summer, and when fall rolls if football is around make the choice that you feel fit your needs the best at the time.

Exactly. Everybody can do what they feel best of themselves and their families. Me and my group have discussed if for some reason there are no fans allowed in attendence for home games. We will prob make a road trip. Clemson on 10/24 the road looks good could also do at Wake Forest 11/7. Family and friends down south are expecting to see football in person down there.

 

[llandz]

Again for the thousand time. People who are older like our seniors or people with underlying medical conditions should avoid mass gatherings. But the people who don't fall into those demographics that is why you redesign and reamagine how you do Mass Gatherings for those people.

Do you have grandparents? Parents? When you are at one of their funerals after attending a concert, then remember this conversation. Or your elderly neighbors. And guess what? There are lots of younger people who are getting this and passing away. And many people are working well into their 70s so maybe they can not afford to stay at home. Maybe they need income to live. You are so naive. Your head is in the sand. Do you have some valid points? Yes you do. And I do hope there will be ways. But never on any of our relatives lives. My hope is for a drug soon, and a vaccine by January or June. I can live with that and with sports on tv. Is watching football on TV not a huge step over what we have now? And each person can decide if they want to watch alone, have 5, 10, or 50 friends over. You can make it what you want to make it. But we do not want to have a situation where it starts and then stops. So let's make compromises, and be happy with what small steps we can take.

 

[Bayside44]

“Moreover, sports arenas are prime breeding grounds for a respiratory disease such as this. The Champions League soccer match between Atalanta and Valencia in February, is linked to one of the early major outbreaks in Italy.”

Coronavirus: How a Champions League match contributed to Italy's COVID-19 outbreak

Atalanta hosted Valencia on Feb. 19, right before cases were confirmed in the country

www.cbssports.com

”If it's true what they're saying that the virus was already circulating in Europe in January, then it's very probable that 40,000 Bergamaschi in the stands of San Siro, all together, exchanged the virus between them.”

A journalist that covered the match became the second person to test positive for the coronavirus in Bergamo. In addition, several Valencia fans that attended the match became infected.

“As of Tuesday, there were nearly 7,000 people in Bergamo that have tested positive for the coronavirus. More than 1,000 people have died as a result of the virus, which makes Bergamo the most heavily hit province during the COVID-19 outbreak.

Valencia also had 2,600 cases of the virus.“

Attendance in that stadium is only part of it. Both teams traveled (meaning their fans) and spent time in hotels, bars, etc. The spread there like spring break in FL was more than the singular event of the game.

That being said I cannot think of a more unfriendly venue for this than the Dome.

 

[CuseRunner]

Do you have grandparents? Parents? When you are at one of their funerals after attending a concert, then remember this conversation. Or your elderly neighbors. And guess what? There are lots of younger people who are getting this and passing away. And many people are working well into their 70s so maybe they can not afford to stay at home. Maybe they need income to live. You are so naive. Your head is in the sand. Do you have some valid points? Yes you do. And I do hope there will be ways. But never on any of our relatives lives. My hope is for a drug soon, and a vaccine by January or June. I can live with that and with sports on tv. Is watching football on TV not a huge step over what we have now? And each person can decide if they want to watch alone, have 5, 10, or 50 friends over. You can make it what you want to make it. But we do not want to have a situation where it starts and then stops. So let's make compromises, and be happy with what small steps we can take.

My points are points that are being voiced across the country by people not just myself. Don't underestimate the demand of people to get back to doing activities they have always enjoyed doing. There are ways of being creative smart having imagination to the new fan experience. Look what Big Theme parks, Casinos, etc are doing.

 

[orange79]

My points are points that are being voiced across the country by people not just myself. Don't underestimate the demand of people to get back to doing activities they have always enjoyed doing. Compromise means being creative smart having imagination to the new fan experience.

Even if it kills them or someone they love.

 

[Acesn8s]

The one thing I take exception to is when people say do you have grandparents or parents and say something about their funerals. I feel like that is pretty harsh, I certainly understand the concept and ill be honest im 38 my parents are in their late 50s and I have 4 small kids, so will I be sitting in a packed stadium I will not. But what if there is never a vaccine? So people are just supposed to live in fear forever? I see both sides of the argument but some people are going to have to start living their lives and hopefully they will do it with some concerns of their fellow man. But I dont think you can crucify people who say they are going to live their lives.

 

[rrlbees]

The one thing I take exception to is when people say do you have grandparents or parents and say something about their funerals. I feel like that is pretty harsh, I certainly understand the concept and ill be honest im 38 my parents are in their late 50s and I have 4 small kids, so will I be sitting in a packed stadium I will not. But what if there is never a vaccine? So people are just supposed to live in fear forever? I see both sides of the argument but some people are going to have to start living their lives and hopefully they will do it with some concerns of their fellow man. But I dont think you can crucify people who say they are going to live their lives.

it’s not a matter of living your lives. It’s a matter of doing it within the guidelines. In other threads, The poster everyone is arguing with has basically called for anarchy and people doing what they want. Nobody has a problem with slowly opening and establishments and patrons following the rules.

 

[CuseRunner]

it’s not a matter of living your lives. It’s a matter of doing it within the guidelines. In other threads, The poster everyone is arguing with has basically called for anarchy and people doing what they want. Nobody has a problem with slowly opening and establishments and patrons following the rules.

No what u and I have argued over is wether we would blow in our local neighbor or local neighborhood business for any sort of social distancing or operating procedure to the local or state hotline. I'm sorry I'm not going to do that. People can live life and make their own choices thats America. That's all I'm saying.

 

[CuseLegacy]

 

[rrlbees]

No what u and I have argued over is wether we would blow in our local neighbor or local neighborhood business for any sort of social distancing or operating procedure to the local or state hotline. I'm sorry I'm not going to do that. People can live life and make their own choices thats America. That's all I'm saying.

must have forgot all your screaming about the constitution and bill of rights.