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Message: [QUOTE="eebmg, post: 3644127, member: 7548"] Looking at this document, [URL unfurl="true"]http://www.ncaa.org/sport-science-institute/resocialization-collegiate-sport-developing-standards-practice-and-competition[/URL] NCAA uses the language of "recommendation" and really does not seem to impose across the board rules. The relevant passage I see is [B]Working in Functional Units.[/B] Schools should consider the establishment of “functional units” as a strategy to minimize the potential spread of COVID-19. A functional unit may be composed of five to 10 individuals, all members of the same team, who consistently work out and participate in activities together. Assuming that these individuals observe appropriate sanitization, physical distancing and universal masking practices at all other times and do not otherwise place themselves in high contact risk scenarios (for example, attending off-campus social events), the individuals would only be considered high risk to one another. A similar strategy is to have one unit of a team always train against another unit of a team. For example, the first unit of the football team always training against the third unit of the football team; and the second and fourth units always training together. This means that if an individual from one of those units does become infected, the entire team may not be impacted, and contact tracing may be more manageable than it would be otherwise in the event of an infection. This is consistent with Geno and the players expecting they can move to larger team activities in the coming days PS. I recall a recent posting on the BY that the TN team seems to be doing drills as a full team [/QUOTE]

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