Isn't this how Baylor gets an Outbreak?
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Pretty stupid. My daughter’s softball games, the umpires don’t even let the players run over and high-five the pitcher after a strikeout. Post-game handshakes are out too- they now do the “wave, good game!” thing instead.
If they were forced to forfeit, programs would have even more incentive to hide cases/outbreaks.
I was surprised to see TCU fans in the first row of stands directly behind the visitor section. Seemed pretty close and I can think of stadiums where it's even closer like Iowa or Oklahoma. If I were coach and a player was exposed via an opponent's fan I'd be pissed.
I was surprised to see TCU fans in the first row of stands directly behind the visitor section. Seemed pretty close and I can think of stadiums where it's even closer like Iowa or Oklahoma. If I were coach and a player was exposed via an opponent's fan I'd be pissed.
It wasn't just fans. TCU puts their students on the sideline right behind the visiting bench. So, they weren't just seated in rows, they were standing and bunched at the front of the sideline sections.
Interesting.
A healthy immune system can handle dozens of viruses. It takes hundreds of COVID-19 viruses to overwhelm it and get sick.
That’s why you wear a mask (along with everything else), to minimize the number of viruses your immune system has to handle.
So, after playing football and being in close contact for with other players for two hours...
...topping it off with this doesn’t seem like a great idea.
Meh. Baylor will ruin fans in the stands for themselves. They are already used to playing in front of tarps and empty seats anyway.
US Dept. of Education fines Baylor more than $461,000 for Clery Act violations
The U.S. Department of Education has fined Baylor more than $460,000 for violations of the Clery Act regarding campus crime reporting.
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US Dept. of Education fines Baylor more than $461,000 for Clery Act violations
The U.S. Department of Education has fined Baylor more than $460,000 for violations of the Clery Act regarding campus crime reporting.
On the radio Saturday, they said we had zero cases with athletes, and just one support staff positive over the last twenty days or so.
With this being their second game postponed, apparently someone in Waco just doesn’t get it.
And Baylor magically goes from 28 cases to zero in a week.
www.heartlandcollegesports.com
Baylor Football Reports Zero Positive COVID-19 Cases Sunday
It was just over one week ago that the Baylor Bears’ COVID-19 issues caused last week’s game against Oklahoma State to be postponed to December 12th. We then found out last week the Bears were dealing with 28 positive cases that put in jeopardy games beyond last weekend. Well good news came on...
www.heartlandcollegesports.com
And Baylor magically goes from 28 cases to zero in a week.
Baylor Football Reports Zero Positive COVID-19 Cases Sunday
It was just over one week ago that the Baylor Bears’ COVID-19 issues caused last week’s game against Oklahoma State to be postponed to December 12th. We then found out last week the Bears were dealing with 28 positive cases that put in jeopardy games beyond last weekend. Well good news came on...
