Connecticut had a ton of transmission before the pandemic was even recognized nationally. Your comparing apples and oranges here by saying Indiana did a better job than Connecticut and using one metric to make your judgement
You can't possibly be this stupid.
Chief this ain’t sports you gotta have a little nuance to make an educated answer and this ain’t it
My goodness. You just completely ignore reality and then insult me. It's classic. What happened happened. It explains the disparity between Indiana and Connecticut. Look it's not personal. No need for insults.
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Considering the planning that is going into having the tournament in Indiana I highly doubt there is room to move it around to different dates.
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whelp, it was recognized and forewarned here, on the by, in early january. what's ur excuse again?
So Indiana has better policies because deaths are lower? Population density, age of residents, distance to epicenter all irrelevant?
Good luck with this opinion on the Boneyard. Those of us who agree with you have already been put in the corner and told to stay there.
This is way too much nuance for this board to handle. Go with color, pictures, noises and less than 3 seconds for general roles of thumb.
Connecticut has around 600,000 folks 65+. Indiana has over a million. beagle on.
You don't think CT.'s location and timing of spread mattered. You don't think getting the strain from Europe as opposed to getting the strain from China mattered. I heard you the first few times you intimated you have no clue what you're talking about.My goodness. You just completely ignore reality and then insult me. It's classic. What happened happened. It explains the disparity between Indiana and Connecticut. Look it's not personal. No need for insults.
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Considering the planning that is going into having the tournament in Indiana I highly doubt there is room to move it around to different dates.
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Make an insult because you are an ass that’s fine, but there are many reasons that we had more cases and deaths, many of them not related to policy. But go head and believe whatever you want and say Indiana has a better policy because they are playing a game today
You think you're making a point here. CT. has a population of 3,565,000 Indiana has a population of 6,732,000 and yes CT. has an older population than Indiana. There are a bunch of other factors more important than this but you chose this.
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Is that not essentially the point you are making? That’s the bell you’ve been ringing. Haven’t seen you provide anything else
Would seem to be.
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You lost me at double headers.
All it takes is for one player or Ref or coach, to slip up, and then comes the shutdown.
I think that has a ton to do with it. The nba did not do as well in numbers with their season being off. I think they really want to keep the tourney in March for that reason