Basketball Season to Start Nov. 25
- Thread starter BigJCy
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Just because, I’m kind of curious.
I read that at least two of the vaccines being developed are a brand new type of vaccine that hasn’t been used before. Non traditional vaccines. I’m not going to try to explain it in detail, but as I understand, rather than being developed from actual COVID-19 strains, they’re developed from things that are supposed to help your antibodies recognize the shape of COVID-19 viruses.
As a non traditional vaccine, I’m not sure that you would have a reaction, because I’m not sure there is actual COVID-19 in those vaccines to react to.
You might want to ask if you’re on one of those particular trials, and clarify with your Doctor.
Hopefully to facilitate social distancing while allowing some fans to attend ISU is able to schedule the December games both in JTS against Texas and Baylor.
Think you are overly optimistic
Iowa posts 14 new virus deaths, third-fastest spread in US
Iowa reported more than 900 new confirmed coronavirus cases and 14 deaths in the past 24 hours, as a federal report says the state has one of the nation’s highest infection rates.
Think your reading comprehension needs some work. I was talking about the flu.Think you are overly optimistic
Iowa posts 14 new virus deaths, third-fastest spread in US
Iowa reported more than 900 new confirmed coronavirus cases and 14 deaths in the past 24 hours, as a federal report says the state has one of the nation’s highest infection rates.apnews.com
Many people have a reaction as that was a problem in the phase one trials. Also, no reaction at the injection site. I usually have a reaction to about anything it seems like. One of the reasons I wanted the vaccine, hopefully if I catch the virus I won't have as severe of a case of the disease.
You are correct in that the vaccine is supposed to have your body produce antigen that is similar to parts of the virus. Messenger RNA.
Several points
1) apparently Iowans are not doing that great of a job wearing masks and washing hands. You cannot just trust us to do the right thing
2) my mistake, I thought this thread was about basketball season possibilities. Flu cases may be down as you suggest, I think they were in Australia. Less flu, while CV rages is not likely to result in a successful BB season, certainly not with fans
3) sidebar - it is going to be pretty tough to have fans for FB against OU. I was pretty sure it would be allowed a week ago. If our state remains one of the worst in the country (little being done to change the trajectory) there will remain tremendous pressure for no fans. Will be interesting to see how this plays out.
4) you lost a lot of credibility when you said “China Virus.”
I'm with Cyclad on this one - you lose credibility when you use the term China virus.
Not that you have any credibility to begin with, but still...
Next time just get it off your chest without pretending I was talking about something that I obviously wasn’t.
COVID-19 transmission rate by state U.S. 2021 | Statista
As of January 23, 2021, Vermont had the highest Rt value of any U.S.
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They would have had to spend nearly 3 weeks in Hawaii if it was held there. I think Hawaii is still requiring a 2-week quarantine for all visitors, regardless of nationality.
But yeah...Asheville vs Maui. Definite bummer.
Never fails. Football team looks bad so most clone fans jump on the basketball band wagon. Then once basketball goes downhill it’s back to waiting for football. Repeat. Jared stansburry on last nights weekly cyclone radio show on KXNO even stated he would not talk about football on the whole show and focus on basketball. DURING FOOTBALL SEASON
