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  1. TY Branno. Pay attention here, college football. The NCAA season.... starts, shutdown, restart; Some scratched players, or a head coach or trainer quarantined, things resume, then cancellations; then restart again; then traveling, cold weather kicks in, etc. No bowls, no playoffs. As if it's unforeseen. This is not sports. This is crappy entertainment without the energy of fans in the stands, eating nachos, sipping from a flask, high five and hugs, the band, cheerleaders and cheering, etc I don't want fake football and interruptions. I'm done. Get this virus behind us and reboot next spring.
    4 points
  2. Barry played with a lot of heart and was a dedicated guy and I think people just attach to those sort of players and seem them as better than they are. I like Barry a lot, but I agree that replacing him with a better player improves our defense.
    3 points
  3. You are correct. We simply do not know if this is an acute case or will turn into a chronic case. We are talking about faculty here. They operate on a totally different mindset. Especially if they are in a union. Define what the term "severe" means; once we have established this, then we can begin the discussion. But we move forward because there has not been a "severe" case? And what do we do if a severe case emerges amongst a college football player? Or is transmitted to a person who is not an athlete? And because there has not been a severe case linked to a college student-athlete, does this fall in line with the paradigm of "the college student-athlete's health and safety is of supreme importance"? What do you propose we do if there is ONE severe case? This is where your definition of what constitutes severe is going to be important.
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  4. You just described bodily reactions when we lose a game.
    3 points
  5. *select final standings from last season ➡ Ctrl+C ➡ open ballot for beginning of this season ➡ Ctrl+V
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  6. I once pointed out a similar issue in Kansas polls per voter (there it's fewer polling places for the communities with a lot of Hispanics) and I was told I was gross for implying the Republican party was doing it on purpose.
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  7. Knapp is right. This from the 2016 election: https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/politics/elections/2016/03/23/ducey-rips-long-voter-lines-calls-them-unacceptable/82160766/ Stanton's letter to the Department of Justice said Phoenix, a city where minorities comprise the majority of the population, got a disproportionately small number of voting locations compared with more Anglo-dominated cities such as Fountain Hills, Paradise Valley and Peoria. For example, Phoenix had one polling place per 108,000 voters; Fountain Hills had one for every 22,500 voters.
    3 points
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  9. Starting off with some good games. Can't wait to see the Big10 schedule.
    2 points
  10. Hey, the COVID discussion thread is called "Will there be a 2020 football season?" Lets please keep the COVID discussion over there. This thread is for discussing the upcoming season schedules and changes.
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  11. I just posted data a couple days ago - I'll let you go hunt it down and draw your own conclusions. https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/ece0db09da4d4ca68252c3967aa1e9dd The bottom line is It is very rare that anyone under 30 even has a severe case of Covid. To take it a step further, people in excellent shape, like athletes, are at an even lower risk. The vast majority in this age class don't even get symptoms. Here is a quote from the Red Sox chief officer today regarding the one baseball player that made headlines, Eduardo Rodriguez- " ...the complication that he had was very mild in terms of just the severity of it." I don't blame the media for running with the story but it sounds like it may not have been worthy of the panic that it created. Can you find a single severe case involving a college athlete? There has sure been a lot of positive cases but I'm not aware of a single severe case.
    2 points
  12. You write a post where you are obviously "triggered" and end it with this. Interesting.
    2 points
  13. None. At this point it's becoming bizarre that you're so insistent this drug HAS TO BE a cure.
    2 points
  14. for a minute there, I thought you were talking about Viagra
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  15. I think you’re right.
    2 points
  16. Iowa at 3 seems kinda high. That's where they finished last year and now they've lost a bunch, they're the only team with a division crossover slate harder than us, and they a racism controversy.
    2 points
  17. Oh I think he understands it quite clearly. Or rather he at least he understands that increased absentee voting is bad for Republicans which means it's also bad for him. And he's always been a conspiratorial hack when it comes to elections. This is the same guy who tried claiming 3 million undocumented immigrants voted for his opponent, causing him to lose the popular vote, and set up a sham commission with a bunch of the leading quacks and weirdos from around the nation to back this up. There have been quite a few stories lately about Republicans perturbed about Trump attacking vote by mail, fearing that it's going to depress GOP mail-in votes in a crucial election and hurt them. Boy wouldn't that be the worst?!
    2 points
  18. I believe she's the current leader of the Congressional Black Caucus.
    2 points
  19. I said I wouldn’t look up old posts and I won’t. But here is an article I just saw by chance. He says it is an effective treatment when used early. Just read the article- not everything is fake. https://www.thedesertreview.com/opinion/letters_to_editor/local-doctor-pushing-proven-treatment-of-covid-into-national-debate/article_ca59497a-c539-11ea-8943-4f707d6ebc1a.html?fbclid=IwAR3Fhc0GdwsfcdZ7cHTBZMQrF1Vv1UyiKOS86d7OQBzbFfnYeSNGZrXb8fg He admits it doesn’t help once disease is advanced. Which is what the trials mostly tested that said it didn’t work. But if it could help people from getting it or have a more mild case why not look into it more
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  20. From the studies I've seen, and the people on the frontlines I've spoken to, if HCQ could help, it would be early in the process, as an antiviral - combined with the right drugs. There is a downside though, prescribed too late and you are adding the adverse side effects to the body, while covid (Immune Response) is already attacking those same organs - so you're making things significantly worse. If you think about the type of patients coming to the hospital are past the stage an antiviral would be effective, if you add HCQ to the mix you are adding stress to the heart and kidneys, and most likely getting very little benefit. At best HCQ is a tool that could be effective early in the process, at the Physicians discretion. If you think about what Covid does to the body, at the point someone is in bad shape (Heart, Lung, Kidney) it's not the virus that's causing it at that point. Sure the virus started it, but it's our immune response TO the virus. So an antiviral does little good at that point.
    2 points
  21. Some of the videos posted here from "docotrs" have been from questionable sources. I can remember one from a source that worked at an urgent care clinic. Not an ER or ICU where these patients are typically treated. Some I think aren't even MDs. Knap's skepticism doesn't come from hatred, it's from an abundance of caution and the smell test. There's only one particular camp pushing HC and it isn't the infectious disease experts; infact those are he people cautioning against it's use. Why don't we want to listen to the people who job and expertise are to understand and eradicate these viruses? They don't have a hidden agenda like a politician might. Sure HC might have benefits for some people, just like essential oils have some benefit for people, but in reality all the clinical trials that have been done so far don't show any meaningful benefit to taking the drug. Science isn't perfect but there is reasoning there, not blind hope.
    2 points
  22. That is a result of artificial tanning
    2 points
  23. Oompa loompa isn't a real race so I'm not sure people exist on this planet with natural orange skin
    2 points
  24. Honestly, I am not going to spend any time trying to find all the video's and posts I have seen or people have sent me. I dont have a "need" for everyone to think like me. I just have a little fun here and there posting on the board. I have seen others post on here about Dr's posting. So I am not the only one. There has been numerous postings over the last few months. But you are not really interested in watching anything that contradicts your belief structure. There could be 50 doctors saying they use it and its effective and you along with all other Trump haters would say oh they are just a trump lover- those video's are fake. So why even waste our time?
    2 points
  25. Are you on team ACC now? Let's flip the script. What happens if the mighty ACC+SEC goes alone and plays a season where multiple players get sick and schools have massive outbreaks? How is that going to look?
    2 points
  26. I don’t need it to be a cure. I would like to know why dr’s post online videos of their success with the drug, which lines up more with the virology journal findings. Why do you need it to not be a possible treatment?
    2 points
  27. Or just scroll down and read the virologists conclusion if you don’t want to read the whole thing. It says chloroquine is a relatively safe drug used to treat many human illnesses. It was shown effective to inhibit and stop the spread of SARS in cultures. Also it could be effective therapy. Knapp you are blinded by your hate for trump. How can you not read that and say why was it dismissed so early? SARS and Covid are both in the coronavirus family. They are not exactly the same but pretty similar. How was it a safe drug then, and for many years treating other viruses and now it’s not safe anymore? It’s wierd narratives like it’s not safe that make people question the whole thing.
    2 points
  28. Maybe there could just be a new party called The Conservative Party. Ideally what I'd like to happen is Trump lose the election and get removed and then fade a way; whatever it takes for that to happen. I don't want to have to keep hearing from him for ages which I fear is what's going to happen. Although if it hurts the Republican party to have him stick around being an a$$h@!e, then I guess it's ok.
    2 points
  29. How is banning rally’s delaying a campaign? It affects both candidates and they both have other options to reach voters. Or, are you trying to help trump set the stage for delaying/canceling the election because he’s failing so bad?
    2 points
  30. And we have people on this very board saying "But Fauci!". It's obvious Trump listening to people like Kushner over people like Fauci IS the problem.
    2 points
  31. I don't often read Vanity Fair but this story is incredibly damning for the entire administration from the top down. In particular it reiterates Kushner's incompetence and fecklessness, in case you thought putting him in charge of a national testing strategy or Middle East peace were actually good ideas. Nothing more needs said if you read it.
    2 points
  32. this guy is far right....but look at what he has to say about moving the election. guess this makes him a never trumper and a RINO https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/30/opinion/trump-delay-election-coronavirus.html I am frankly appalled by the president’s recent tweet seeking to postpone the November election. Until recently, I had taken as political hyperbole the Democrats’ assertion that President Trump is a fascist. But this latest tweet is fascistic and is itself grounds for the president’s immediate impeachment again by the House of Representatives and his removal from office by the Senate.
    2 points
  33. I'm going to start actively undermining every company whose ad pops up on what used to be a simple and pleasant message board. It's an increasingly awful experience that makes me dislike humanity.
    1 point
  34. I'll take any sports, but baseball is my 1 true love (Huskers football is, I guess, a sister wife). It's going to suck if this season, even a 60 game contracted one, doesn't work out.
    1 point
  35. it doesn't matter what you call it, it came from China, they hatched it. yes, if many children were dying from it across the world there would be a war over it for sure.
    1 point
  36. All of this info is available agreed! Its better to never know sometimes
    1 point
  37. No, it's a stupid hypothetical. If new science comes out we'll be all behind it. Just like dietary cholesterol isn't bad for you, and low fat diets aren't any better than any other diet for losing weight. These frontline workers are still anecdotal evidence. You know nothing of the severity of these patients and how their outcomes compare to patients with similar symptoms. For all we know they could have gotten better at the same pace without HC. That's why you need large studies with controls to be able to draw informed conclusions. Just because a handful of people got better after taking HC doesn't really mean anything. Million of people have gotten better without taking HC.
    1 point
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  39. Did they forward this year's schedule to you before releasing it to the public?
    1 point
  40. Trump is going to go ballistic.
    1 point
  41. China loves Trump despite what he tries to sell you.
    1 point
  42. Not at all. Edit: I’m curious. Why would you think banning rallies or in-person conventions would be in the same vein as forcing states to postpone their election?
    1 point
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