No 2020 College Football :-(

[ben ji]

One of my friends is the chapter advisor for our FRAT up at Kstate and I asked him how it was going.....

There have been students in the house for less than a week and they currently have 5 people that have tested positive so far, all sent home until they are negative. Any who had 30 minutes or more of maskless interaction with the people who tested positive are supposed to quarantine at the house for a week or something like that.

Sounds like a giant clusterfuck.

Why aren't they being quarantined in Manhattan? I thought the university was using the Kramer complex for that?

No idea, maybe Kramer is just for students living in the dorms?

[sonofdaxjones]

All the more reason to suspend the archiac NCAA rules, send the general student body home, and have college football season with the players in the bubble.

But, they're dead set on upholding dated rules and putting even more financial burden on the schools. 

That said, when the flu bug is spreading like wild fire, and people are actually symptomatic, is there a total meltdown and are people walking around talking about what a cluster eff everything is?   

BTW here's a partial list of complications from the Flu:

Heart attack or stroke

Serious secondary bacterial infections and pneumonia

Death

Potential long term health impact of pneumonia:

Death

[sonofdaxjones]

https://twitter.com/speegs3340/status/1295431886752415745?s=21

[ben ji]

And one week into the semester UNC is already going to all online classes.

[sonofdaxjones]

And one week into the semester UNC is already going to all online classes.

Because they know Roy Cooper is chomping on the bit to shut the whole state down again.

[MakeItRain]

What's the opposite of a coronabro?

[cfbandyman]

One of my friends is the chapter advisor for our FRAT up at Kstate and I asked him how it was going.....

There have been students in the house for less than a week and they currently have 5 people that have tested positive so far, all sent home until they are negative. Any who had 30 minutes or more of maskless interaction with the people who tested positive are supposed to quarantine at the house for a week or something like that.

Sounds like a giant clusterfuck.

Ugh, I'm on the alumni board for mine, I have not been looking forward to seeing an email like that (but I'm sure it'll happen eventually)

[michigancat]

What's the opposite of a coronabro?

does clay travis have nicknames for his fans? outkickers or something?

[michigancat]

also sending positive cases home seems like the worst possible outcome short of continuing to go to school and bars

[sys]

What's the opposite of a coronabro?

covid truther.

[ben ji]

One of my friends is the chapter advisor for our FRAT up at Kstate and I asked him how it was going.....

There have been students in the house for less than a week and they currently have 5 people that have tested positive so far, all sent home until they are negative. Any who had 30 minutes or more of maskless interaction with the people who tested positive are supposed to quarantine at the house for a week or something like that.

Sounds like a giant clusterfuck.

Up to 9 cases now!

According to my parents neighbor his daughters sorority has 20+ cases.

[michigancat]

One of my friends is the chapter advisor for our FRAT up at Kstate and I asked him how it was going.....

There have been students in the house for less than a week and they currently have 5 people that have tested positive so far, all sent home until they are negative. Any who had 30 minutes or more of maskless interaction with the people who tested positive are supposed to quarantine at the house for a week or something like that.

Sounds like a giant clusterfuck.

Up to 9 cases now!

According to my parents neighbor his daughters sorority has 20+ cases.

dang we might get everyone infected super quick and go back to regular next semester

[nicname]

banning tailgating but increasing booze in the stadium is an interesting touch

Mask all the time unless drinking = boozed up 25% full stadium

It will be like 80’s Cat football + in stadium booze.

[nicname]

 40 new cases at Bethel in (North) Newton, KS already. Bethel has prob less students than Manhattan High.

Edit: lol, 500 enrollment at Bethel.

[PurpleOil]

I have an ex that went to Bethel and yes, the enrollment there is very lol. But even the Mennonite Threshers have a hard time not humping each other.

[sonofdaxjones]

https://twitter.com/patsmithradio/status/1295476086705397760?s=21

[MadCat]

I think there are several Bethel students living in my apartment building.   

[Dugout DickStone]

I don't think Sturgis is good approximation for a MHK football weekend - I haven't been to Sturgis on 20 years but then and I imagine even more so now that most residents leave town during the rally unless they have business that serve the rally.  Locals would rent out homes and the Main Street shops would all clear out to become bars or biker related shops.

The one thing you're missing is the bikers are generally very healthy ppl.  Ppl that are sick do not ride thousands of miles in the wind and heat.  My guess is there are very few if any that have the virus.  Also, being outdoors in the sun increase vitamin D which increases resistance to the virus.  And if there are those that are asystematic the virus would be all over the surfaces that would spread to the locals.  The facts that there are less cases now then when it began should spell things out to the uninformed.

Um...what? I'm admittedly stereotyping here but I would bet that a good portion of the attendees at Sturgis are tobacco users and/or abuse alcohol.

and obese and horrible nutrition

[Katpappy]

I don't think Sturgis is good approximation for a MHK football weekend - I haven't been to Sturgis on 20 years but then and I imagine even more so now that most residents leave town during the rally unless they have business that serve the rally.  Locals would rent out homes and the Main Street shops would all clear out to become bars or biker related shops.

The one thing you're missing is the bikers are generally very healthy ppl.  Ppl that are sick do not ride thousands of miles in the wind and heat.  My guess is there are very few if any that have the virus.  Also, being outdoors in the sun increase vitamin D which increases resistance to the virus.  And if there are those that are asystematic the virus would be all over the surfaces that would spread to the locals.  The facts that there are less cases now then when it began should spell things out to the uninformed.

Um...what? I'm admittedly stereotyping here but I would bet that a good portion of the attendees at Sturgis are tobacco users and/or abuse alcohol.

and obese and horrible nutrition

Next time you see some, walk up to them and tell them what your opinion of them is.   I'm sure you're not afraid of them.

[DQ12]

i don't think people are really scared of "bikers" anymore.

[steve dave]

Yeah, I’d fight a retired dentist right now


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[Fedor]

The front desk lobby staff were having a conversation with someone about how "that neighborhood provides parking for the surgeons, the lawyers had to park somewhere else".  And yes, from what I saw a handful of goEMAWers would wreck shop on about any group of cyclists you want to pick.

[Katpappy]

Not talking about bicycles. 

[Fedor]

Not talking about bicycles. 

Bikers!!!

mea culpa 

[steve dave]

MI St and ND just called in person classes


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