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My guess would be that this will substantially blow over by June 1. The media and you Dems will try to keep it alive until the next airplane crash or whatever happens, but the average out state person all around the country will be off to real life once again.

Yesterday was a good example. Wife and I went to Menards to buy some bricks, kept our distance as dozens and dozens of people came and went. Dozens of young males and young females working around the store helping as needed. Some folk wearing masks, most not. While out for a walk later in...

Sadly, I am stuck with living in the world of reality, not your TDS driven fear of imaginary "crisis". You are afraid, if I were 35 years of age I would not be afraid of this virus any more than any other.

Median age of Covid 19 deaths in MN is 87 years of age. Or should we, like you, worry more about how what is happening in NYC and should determine what we do here in MN based on those fears? Sadly, for you, not enough people have died here in MN to justify your fears and statements. I am...

More people over 100 years of age have died in the USA than those under age 30. Very scary for you?

If a person with any general knowledge of anything based on reality posted that I would be concerned. Real world economics = very important. Howeda's economic understanding = nothing.

Oh, I forgot that if one person on campus might get sick that would be the end of the world. Keeping everything locked down for many months is much better.

When I get in my car I accept real risk of death (indeed, realer).

...and there is no real danger to 21 year olds. (Sort of an important detail.)

I think it is clear now that this whole Covid 19 thing was totally overblown. It is amazing that some people have not figured that out yet. Huge changes coming over the next several weeks, not months.

Thank God, you mean I won't have to pay for the care of your babies?

What a shallow idiot. No further comment.

17? or is it 11,749? I'm sure not renewing mine until I know what my $1,000 plus is buying me. Anything? Let them make the public announcement. Punting the closing date in June shows how reluctant they are to do so.

Stop paying people to close their stores and, (drum roll here) the stores will reopen.

"Only the good die young". Per my Irish mom. Kept me humble as a youth.

My comment was meant to emphasis that Coyle will not be making the decision. People ask "what will Coyle do?" He will go along with whatever the Big Ten votes to do whether he or we agree or not.

I hope I am wrong. With that said my experience over the decades is that the best players start and we need to replace seven starters. At the least, it will take the new starters a few games to get up to veteran speed. That will all be OK if our first three or four games are against weakish...

The football situation will not be resolved here. The key decisions will be made at the Big Ten or NCAA level and we will go along with whatever the Big Ten decides. Nobody will decide to be left behind while everyone else is moving forward. Fleck would leave here if that happened.

I need either a vaccine or a treatment which improves the chance of survival. But no, I do not need a vaccine to go to the games. I could also see myself going to games if only season ticket holders were allowed in. That way I could "spread out". Additionally, there is also the scenario...

There arn't any numbers for renewals because we are all waiting for the U and Big Ten to decide what they are going to do. How can I renew when I know nothing? My fear is that they will keep my money and cancel one to twelve games. This is particularly relevant regarding the "donation"...