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My grocery store has latex gloves available at the front door. I put them on, don't touch my face, phone, or anything else that may have bodily fluids on them, and dispose of them when I leave. The coronavirus is primarily spread through respiratory droplets released from the mouth and nose. If...

The argument is entirely about masks. Are you not reading this thread? "Exercising freedoms" and being a d-bag are not mutually exclusive. I'm free to drink beer and stand during football games. But some people will think I'm a d-bag for that. I can scream my head off and wave my hands in the...

The most interesting thing to me is the unabashed (yet unsurprising) selfishness from Felton, Fanatic, and a handful of others here. Using masks in crowded public spaces is for the benefit of other people, not really for your own benefit. Please get that through your thick skulls. I'm young...

We’re this close to the Nazi-evocation point in this thread, let’s bring it on home people. Plus the added bonus of some man-child calling people who wear masks “wusses”. How will they ever recover from that kind of razor-sharp takedown?!

Can someone who’s relatively close to Georgia do a wellness check on Talon?

It turns out that if you subtract a significant portion of one data set, and then compare it to another data set that DOES include that population, the second one is going to have higher numbers. Who’da thunk it?

Who is Brian Coyle?

I genuinely don’t understand what this bit of yours is about, but hot damn it is stupid.

I was under the impression that there would be an announcement some time in June, but I haven’t heard anything about June 1.

First, I’m not going to get into semantics about how you define “leading”, but it absolutely is. And I think even you would agree that it is certainly much closer to “leading” than it is to “JimBobTestCo” Second, the Abbott test is not the only test with high false negative rate. This is a...

My mistake in the last post. The Abbott test has shown false negative rates >15% in recent trials. I will edit my previous post. So again, these are leading tests, used nationwide by top-quality institutions, that cannot reliably and precisely detect the presence of the coronavirus in...

These are false negative rates for leading tests, not random “bad eggs”. Things like the Abbott ID NOW, user widely across the country. Edited: positive->negative

The chance that a test will return a false negative is less than the chance that a given plane will crash? Really? Remind me to never fly again since there are so many reports of coronavirus tests with false negative rates >15%.

To be clear, it sounds like you’re claiming that false negative test results do not exist. Is that a valid takeaway from your post?

So let’s assume that this is a viable option, and that players can choose whether they re-join team activities. That ignores a ton of grey area, competing forces, potential stigma and repercussions if they disagree with coaches; but let’s assume they can work out how to make that happen. So...

Does Casey O’Brien have pre-existing conditions? How would you recommend the Gophers handle an infection on the team?

Yeah, no kidding. The full 5 page write-up is fantastic for a non-Gopher-specific publication. It make it pretty easy to buy into their reports for other teams.

I think you have the wrong Tanner Morgan. The one you’ve posted has too much hair on the top of his head and not enough hair on the top of his lip.

Because there are exactly 2 NDSU fans that are weirdly active on this board. 99.998% of posters on here do not care anything about NDSU.

This guy is streets ahead.