No 2020 College Football :-(

[michigancat]

also the fact that so many might be asymptomatic makes it a bigger problem, not smaller.

[sonofdaxjones]

cRusty, what are the morbidity numbers for the traditional college age group?

What are the symptomatic numbers for that age group?

dax, what is the success rate at isolating the virus away from the most vulnerable parts of our population?

spoiler alert, it's a 0% success rate

Avoiding Grandma Killer Gubs would be a good start.

[sonofdaxjones]

also the fact that so many might be asymptomatic makes it a bigger problem, not smaller.

If there's not social distancing and the following of proper procedures yes, it is a bigger problem.

From a morbidity and hospitalization rate within the target demographic it's a smaller problem.

[michigancat]

also the fact that so many might be asymptomatic makes it a bigger problem, not smaller.

If there's not social distancing and the following of proper procedures yes, it is a bigger problem.

I mean, "proper procedure" would probably require cancelling college as it currently exists. Kids are gonna party and suck face and share bathrooms and gather in large groups.

[sonofdaxjones]

also the fact that so many might be asymptomatic makes it a bigger problem, not smaller.

If there's not social distancing and the following of proper procedures yes, it is a bigger problem.

I mean, "proper procedure" would probably require cancelling college as it currently exists. Kids are gonna party and suck face and share bathrooms and gather in large groups.

Well, that's not happening cRusty.

You take the RONA out of the nursing and assisted care facilities in the U.S. and the morbidity rate plummets.

[PurpleOil]

Yep, the average age of death due to 'Rona is greater than the average age of death in the whole country.

The current percentages of death by those in the <25 age group with confirmed cases is less than .5%.

[michigancat]

You take the RONA out of the nursing and assisted care facilities in the U.S. and the morbidity rate plummets.

ok cool that shouldn't be a problem

[pissclams]

why not just take covid out of the whole world instead of only nursing homes?

[Pete]

why not just take covid out of the whole world instead of only nursing homes?

Yep.

Goal #12 - No self limitations.

[yoga-like_abana]

why not just take covid out of the whole world instead of only nursing homes?

Yep.

Goal #12 - No self limitations.

[sonofdaxjones]

Every shelter in place until the RONA is totally eradicated

[sonofdaxjones]

You take the RONA out of the nursing and assisted care facilities in the U.S. and the morbidity rate plummets.

ok cool that shouldn't be a problem

It really shouldn't be . . . but Grandma Killer gov's happened.

[star seed 7]

You'll have to excuse dax, he doesn't actually care about this subject, he just was trying to find a way to crap on cuomo. Why that is so important to him, well I don't really know.

[sonofdaxjones]

You'll have to excuse dax, he doesn't actually care about this subject, he just was trying to find a way to crap on cuomo. Why that is so important to him, well I don't really know.

Useful Idiot .9 gets absolutely  whenever anyone speaks ill about one of his heroes.

If we're going to point to all kinds of factors as to why we need to just go back into hiding and cancel college football, lets consider where the highest cases of morbidity are, and where the the lowest cases of morbidity are.

We'll put cRusty and Clams on Team Cancel Football until the Rona is totally eradicated.   Head Cheerleader:  Useful Idiot .9

[star seed 7]

Ok dax

[Katpappy]

Ok daxBoomer

 

[MakeItRain]

Yep, the average age of death due to 'Rona is greater than the average age of death in the whole country.

The current percentages of death by those in the <25 age group with confirmed cases is less than .5%.

In the current hotspots in the sun belt, hospitalizations are starting to increase as the average age of those contacting the disease drops, but by all means continue to think that it's only going to kill old people. We haven't magically solved the ICU space and ventilator issues.

[8manpick]

Yep, the average age of death due to 'Rona is greater than the average age of death in the whole country.

The current percentages of death by those in the <25 age group with confirmed cases is less than .5%.

In the current hotspots in the sun belt, hospitalizations are starting to increase as the average age of those contacting the disease drops, but by all means continue to think that it's only going to kill old people. We haven't magically solved the ICU space and ventilator issues.

So if just FBS/FCS CFB football just goes on, we'll see 70% of 25,000 players get it, at a death rate of 1 in ~200.  Just 100 kids dead to play football this year.  Never mind the much higher risk group of support staff and the fact that these people live out in the community.

[MakeItRain]

Yep, the average age of death due to 'Rona is greater than the average age of death in the whole country.

The current percentages of death by those in the <25 age group with confirmed cases is less than .5%.

In the current hotspots in the sun belt, hospitalizations are starting to increase as the average age of those contacting the disease drops, but by all means continue to think that it's only going to kill old people. We haven't magically solved the ICU space and ventilator issues.

So if just FBS/FCS CFB football just goes on, we'll see 70% of 25,000 players get it, at a death rate of 1 in ~200.  Just 100 kids dead to play football this year.  Never mind the much higher risk group of support staff and the fact that these people live out in the community.

As long as we get our football it's all worth the sacrifice, keep up slowOCHOdug.

[8manpick]

Yep, the average age of death due to 'Rona is greater than the average age of death in the whole country.

The current percentages of death by those in the <25 age group with confirmed cases is less than .5%.

In the current hotspots in the sun belt, hospitalizations are starting to increase as the average age of those contacting the disease drops, but by all means continue to think that it's only going to kill old people. We haven't magically solved the ICU space and ventilator issues.

So if just FBS/FCS CFB football just goes on, we'll see 70% of 25,000 players get it, at a death rate of 1 in ~200.  Just 100 kids dead to play football this year.  Never mind the much higher risk group of support staff and the fact that these people live out in the community.

As long as we get our football it's all worth the sacrifice, keep up slowOCHOdug.

We need to bring our players back.  We need to run money through the state of Oklahoma.  Probably only 4 or 5 players and a couple of coaches will die in the Big 12.  They probably will just be freshman we haven't heard of.  They're getting a scholarship, what more could they need?

[michigancat]

Never mind the much higher risk group of support staff and the fact that these people live out in the community.

We'll just make sure those other people don't get it through a proper procedure and social distancing.

[sonofdaxjones]

LOL, excellent work at making it sound like it's absolutely impossible to pull this off.

[michigancat]

LOL, excellent work at making it sound like it's absolutely impossible to pull this off.

it's totally possible to pull off, the question is how many people are we willing to let die for it? (lots of people will die if college football is played this year).

[wetwillie]

Yep, the average age of death due to 'Rona is greater than the average age of death in the whole country.

The current percentages of death by those in the <25 age group with confirmed cases is less than .5%.

In the current hotspots in the sun belt, hospitalizations are starting to increase as the average age of those contacting the disease drops, but by all means continue to think that it's only going to kill old people. We haven't magically solved the ICU space and ventilator issues.

So if just FBS/FCS CFB football just goes on, we'l l see 70% of 25,000 players get it, at a death rate of 1 in ~200.  Just 100 kids dead to play football this year.  Never mind the much higher risk group of support staff and the fact that these people live out in the community.

You aren’t one to pull numbers out of your ass, where is this coming from? I mean I get you are taking a guess at infection rate but the death rate per infected seems really high. 

[8manpick]

Yep, the average age of death due to 'Rona is greater than the average age of death in the whole country.

The current percentages of death by those in the <25 age group with confirmed cases is less than .5%.

In the current hotspots in the sun belt, hospitalizations are starting to increase as the average age of those contacting the disease drops, but by all means continue to think that it's only going to kill old people. We haven't magically solved the ICU space and ventilator issues.

So if just FBS/FCS CFB football just goes on, we'l l see 70% of 25,000 players get it, at a death rate of 1 in ~200.  Just 100 kids dead to play football this year.  Never mind the much higher risk group of support staff and the fact that these people live out in the community.

You aren’t one to pull numbers out of your ass, where is this coming from? I mean I get you are taking a guess at infection rate but the death rate per infected seems really high.

I was using PurpleOil’s 0.5%. No idea if it is valid.