Louisiana Added to Schedule
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What's the chances of having 30,000 in the stands and another 30,000 in the tailgating lots without tickets whooping it up and watching it on tailgating TV's? Sounds like a great time to me. All following CDC guidelines of course.
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If we take care of business, this will give us a nice little boost in the rankings right from Week 1.
Shrimp and grits, jambalaya, red beans and rice, gumbo, the list goes on.
I'm not so sure tailgating will even be allowed this year. Oklahoma State put out their rules and they are going to have fans in the stadium, but there will be no tailgating. Lots will open up 2.5 hours before the game, but I don't think you're going to be able to host any sort of actual tailgate. I'm sure hanging out by your car in small numbers won't be that much of an issue, but I'm not sure what their actual rules will be.
They are also putting those spit guards at all concession stands, requiring masks to be worn at all times outside and inside the stadium unless eating or drinking, and the seating is going to be spread out.
Louisiana lost to Appalachian State twice last season -- once in regular season, once in the Sun Belt conference championship game.
Just interesting random info. I'm excited for this game!
Just interesting random info. I'm excited for this game!
I don’t care who we play, all I know is that when the ball is kicked, it will be the best 3 hours of 2020.
Total cases per capita isn't a great way to measure current virus levels. New cases in the last 7 days per 100,000 population breaks down as follows (including territories):
Louisiana (180 - #6)
Texas (168 - #9)
Oklahoma (122 - #15)
Kansas (100 - #19)
Iowa (99 - #21)
West Virginia (47 - #43)
Coronavirus in the U.S.: Latest Map and Case Count
A detailed county map shows the extent of the coronavirus outbreak, with tables of the number of cases by county.
www.nytimes.com
All of this, but somehow for me it will wind up the most stressful 3 hours of 2020, which is saying something.
Story county testing like crazy people. 1703 tests yesterday with 7 cases. Must be many of the students coming back. Good sign for football with that level.
Agree. It was the first day I had looked at story county so I’m clueless about these rest. I do know that the first week of ISU tests were 2.2% for 66 cases.
President Wintersteen and Jamie Pollard really seem to be amazing leaders with solid plans. I really believe they are going to get national praise for how they handle COVID and the return to school process
The Iowa Covid website is confusing. It says 1703 tests yesterday but if you go down to the chart it shows 2085 tested, 2074 negatives and 9 positives.
