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Probably others will cancel but nobody is following UConn's decision. UConn was the first to do it because they had nobody to play, there's no way they go out on a limb and announce they are the first to cancel the season if they had a conference slate.I think you're going to find a lot of schools (with schedules and teams to play) following UConn's decision quite soon
Probably others will cancel but nobody is following UConn's decision. UConn was the first to do it because they had nobody to play, there's no way they go out on a limb and announce they are the first to cancel the season if they had a conference slate.
I obviously meant a real schedule, they get nothing out of playing Central.Of course UConn could find teams to play. At worst, H&H's with the other non-ND Independents just about fills up the schedule. The problem was state of CT travel restrictions and the limited opponents that wouldn't require quarantining.
Or not...It's beyond obvious that Democrats are exploiting the BLM movement in order to facilitate COVID fear/hysteria. The fact that black people have been disproportionately impacted by the virus only further dims the optics of sending a bunch of them out there without pay to generate revenue for the school/state.
Of course, we all know they would have no problem doing so if it were profitable. No gate money + four games already canceled makes it easy to play the virtue card.
There are no guarantees for a vaccine by then and if there are vaccines why are they giving them out to college football players first while front line/essential workers and at risk populations go without?Why aren't sports just pushed back to the spring? There will be multiple vaccines before then.
Lucky man don’t go DutchAnd I could get a date with Scarlett Johansson
There are no guarantees for a vaccine by then and if there are vaccines why are they giving them out to college football players first while front line/essential workers and at risk populations go without?
There's no guarantees in life but everything is pointing to there being multiple vaccines before then. The whole point of this is protecting the people who die from the virus, we're worried about schools opening because of spread to old people. Once there are vaccines things will be largely going back to normal whether you like it or not.There are no guarantees for a vaccine by then and if there are vaccines why are they giving them out to college football players first while front line/essential workers and at risk populations go without?
The people that don't wear masks ... will they get vaccines ? I don't think everyone will just jump to get a vaccine.The contracts for the first half of next year have been made for a billion doses of vaccine
The people that don't wear masks ... will they get vaccines ? I don't think everyone will just jump to get a vaccine.
Ah that it were, but that is not the full story on school opening. Kids have teachers and schools don't simply administer, clean or feed themselves. In addition, even if people, including the young, don't die, they often get severely ill, and the long term effects of covid infection are just now beginning to be understood.There's no guarantees in life but everything is pointing to there being multiple vaccines before then. The whole point of this is protecting the people who die from the virus, we're worried about schools opening because of spread to old people. Once there are vaccines things will be largely going back to normal whether you like it or not.
The people that don't wear masks ... will they get vaccines ? I don't think everyone will just jump to get a vaccine.
We could still show great progress as a state, the University having its kids go back on campus could go great too, but nothing is going to happen at all unless Lamont starts dialing back restrictions on travel between states.Given travel quarantine restrictions, a sports season is simply not possible in Connecticut in three weeks.
The anti-vaccine movement is insane. One of these same anti-vaccine people I (use to) follow on social media won't take or give their kid vaccines but was posting about the benefits of hydrochlorawhatver. These people are completely nuts.
50% election year politics IMO.Bummer. As a new season ticket holder at Gampel, I am holding out hope for a basketball season. If election year politics are playing any role in our quarantine decisions, on the bright side the men do not really suit up until after the election!
Very well spoken! For myself, I definitely will take one of the vaccines but not necessarily the first one that is available- perhaps wait a couple of months at least before getting it- maybe if there are adverse reactions then I will avert them by waiting a little.It is also fair to note that an “anti-vaxer” is one end of the extreme of our society. I believe reasonable people in the middle are those, like myself, who wish to decide what medicine you put in my body, and the body of my children. As the brother of a vaccine injured sister, and the victim of a vaccine reaction that had me in a coma on life support, with my parents not far from having to decide whether to pull the plug on their 2 year old boy, I will say that it is quite irritating for people who barely read the news yet think they are educated enough to be smug about anti vaxxers and cavalier about forcing it upon people who very well may be deathly allergic to it. Weighing the public good versus the good of your children is not a simple calculation.
This is probably the most level headed approach. No matter how anybody feels about a vaccine, that's what it's going to take for things to start getting back to normal, or should I say a "new" normal. Im no medical expert, but Im hoping they come up with some kind of treatment for the virus like we have for regular colds and flu. That along with a vaccine would make things a lot easier.Very well spoken! For myself, I definitely will take one of the vaccines but not necessarily the first one that is available- perhaps wait a couple of months at least before getting it- maybe if there are adverse reactions then I will avert them by waiting a little.