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Take a trip out to MDP and play with the dude who has been playing there instead of Leigh and belvidere, he is incredible!
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MobileMunchies
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MobileMunchies
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MobileMunchies
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Relocated post previously placed in wrong thread: IF by chance we cannot have an out of conference, I'd LOVE to see a series of black and gold's done online for fans (even if it takes a special password to get in to view, for fans only).
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VCUBeatsduke
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If there is I just can’t see these schools allowing fans. i just don’t know how these programs will make it.
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If they delay the season or adjust schedules to be more regionally focused, it will be interesting to see what happens with the LSU game. My guess is Will Wade doesn't reschedule the game for next year, or any time into the future.
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14 sick on Marlins mlb team 3 days after opening day. When this happens at college level it will break schedules. Sad but we ain't getting college b-ball
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I am not sure what the goal is (I know flattening the curve was the original goal), but now I am not so sure.
This will never be "under control" until we have a vaccine. Until then, people will continue to get the virus. Not sure why this continues to be news.
There will always be the potential for flare ups and hot spots unless we all quarantine, which I don't think is possible either (on so many fronts).
No, I am not advocating we go back to "normal". But, hoping the spread will slow down or stop just because we wear mask and social distance is shear lunacy. I guess what I am saying is just because there are positive cases does not mean we stomp on the breaks again, it will not stop the spread.
I guess my question is, if there is not a vaccine in the short term, do we kiss all of this good bye? Will we follow these protocols for one year, 5 years, 10 years? The virus will always be with us if that is the case. It will not not magically disappear no matter how many precautions we take.
This will never be "under control" until we have a vaccine. Until then, people will continue to get the virus. Not sure why this continues to be news.
There will always be the potential for flare ups and hot spots unless we all quarantine, which I don't think is possible either (on so many fronts).
No, I am not advocating we go back to "normal". But, hoping the spread will slow down or stop just because we wear mask and social distance is shear lunacy. I guess what I am saying is just because there are positive cases does not mean we stomp on the breaks again, it will not stop the spread.
I guess my question is, if there is not a vaccine in the short term, do we kiss all of this good bye? Will we follow these protocols for one year, 5 years, 10 years? The virus will always be with us if that is the case. It will not not magically disappear no matter how many precautions we take.
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The problem is that not everyone is wearing masks. Not everyone is being sensible about this thing and not having big parties or gathering in large crowds. Yes, even with 100% mask usage and no large crowds, the virus would still be here, but it wouldn't have as many places to spread.
With all of that said, you're right -- it's not going away until there's a vaccine. I remain cautiously optimistic that one or more of the four vaccine candidates out there will be the one that slows this thing.