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Looking like no High School Football in Texas this year

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Lol at "pretty sure". They are using every possible hedge on this in order to buy time. Trust me, if they see an oppty to play this year, they will. Whether it's due to a vaccine coming out, dramatic decreases in cases, etc., he'll find a reason.
 
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Lmao... I’ll self ban for 2 weeks.
 
RVA Cane said:
I have no authority over another Maude. They’re my rules not bAndrew and d$’s. While I am being permitted to run this on the board by Andrew, I’m still limited to regulating myself and other non-Maudes.
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All good, I’m quiet for 2 weeks. Good for the goose and all....
 
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Thread Reply Ban - Drop It guys. Stop derailing threads with this stuff.
JG14 said:
I dont care about the election aspect of it, but when the **** are reporters going to bring this up to the decision makers
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The election is the most important aspect of it all.
 
AHURT12 said:
If teams stay in a bubble similar to what the nba has done then yeah but if the players are visiting friends, family etc then it's not happening
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Do we know what our team is doing?

knock on wood but so far, so good.
 
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JG14 said:
I dont care about the election aspect of it, but when the **** are reporters going to bring this up to the decision makers
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So ... why should it be the "reporters" who have to bring this up? You'd think it would be the parents of the kids involved.

If by "decision makers" you mean the school superintendents and principals, I think that they already know the statistics on deaths for those under 20. I suspect they are more concerned about students spreading virus to others outside school environment.

Recent worldwide stats show it's now the young who are "fueling" the continuing spread.
 
hotshot said:
So ... why should it be the "reporters" who have to bring this up? You'd think it would be the parents of the kids involved.

If by "decision makers" you mean the school superintendents and principals, I think that they already know the statistics on deaths for those under 20. I suspect they are more concerned about students spreading virus to others outside school environment.

Recent worldwide stats show it's now the young who are "fueling" the continuing spread.
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Lulz. Sure, let the reporters shove the fear **** down our throats every day but not follow up when its not as bad.

Recent worldwide stats say the average age of death of covid is older than......the average age of death overall. But, let's shut things down longer and ruin the future as much as possible
 
JG14 said:
Lulz. Sure, let the reporters shove the fear **** down our throats every day but not follow up when its not as bad.

Recent worldwide stats say the average age of death of covid is older than......the average age of death overall. But, let's shut things down longer and ruin the future as much as possible
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I think many would consider young people getting very ill themselves, and/or asymptomatic young people spreading the virus to other people who then get severely ill, as equally bad outcomes. One is no better than the other.
 
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