42 vadger football & staff test positive

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This will probably get buried in the coronavirus thread, but it shouldn’t.

 

[#2Gopher]

I'm thinking that as it is over 5 players, you would now have to sit out 3 weeks. Or do the rules start from 9/16/2020? On another note, shows you the mentality over there.

 

[Taji34]

There is literally a pinned thread titled "With season upon us, Covid conversations will be grouped in one thread", as much as I think this shouldn't get lost, those are the rules the forum is going by.

 

[howeda7]

If it was Nebraska, they'd just expand the roster to 840 and forge ahead.

 

[Brick House]

taking a page from the LSU playbook and getting everyone infected on purpose now so there will be no problems during the season

 

[Iceland12]

taking a page from the LSU playbook and getting everyone infected on purpose now so there will be no problems during the season

Didn't you see the pictures of the bars in Wisconsin after they allowed "limited seating"? The Badgers didn't need to infect anybody on purpose.

 

[GopherFanatic19]

Who cares, herd immunity.

 

[Geneva Lake Badger]

On, Wisconsin!

 

[PoockItInfor6]

It does have a feel of competitive gaming the system...

 

[MplsGopher]

taking a page from the LSU playbook and getting everyone infected on purpose now so there will be no problems during the season

Bingo. The LSU Clemson playbook. Probably all of the SEC and southern ACC schools, those were just the two who got dinged/"caught".


It's really gonna be something if in 15-20 years you start seeing a significantly higher than normal rate of players suffering from CV disease or neuro-degenerative diseases as long-term effects from covid, and it comes out that they were "encouraged" to get sick on purpose.

"The Price We Paid: A Memoir From College Football Players During the Covid19 Crisis"

 

[Wally]

Bingo. The LSU Clemson playbook. Probably all of the SEC and southern ACC schools, those were just the two who got dinged/"caught".


It's really gonna be something if in 15-20 years you start seeing a significantly higher than normal rate of players suffering from CV disease or neuro-degenerative diseases as long-term effects from covid, and it comes out that they were "encouraged" to get sick on purpose.

"The Price We Paid: A Memoir From College Football Players During the Covid19 Crisis"

I agree with you on some things but this is pure over the top pulling shit out of thin air. Calm down....

 

[MplsGopher]

I agree with you on some things but this is pure over the top pulling shit out of thin air. Calm down....

Is it? I guess we'll see.

The world is burning and drowning. So people calling BS on climate change are starting to realize we're sinking into a pile of s__t and it's too late to reverse course.

 

[Pompous Elitist]

The more pressing question: will Mpls still be broadcasting unsupported nonsense from his bunker in 15-20 years. The Alex Jones of Gopherhole.