All classes are online only at least through the Summer sessions.
Here's the whole briefing directly from ABC News KERO Bakersfield.
What are you talking about? I'm sure nearly everyone wants a return to normalcy, that has nothing to do with what I said, work on your reading comprehension.
Everything in life has risk, everyday we get in our cars risking our lives. Death from football related injuries probably has just as high of odds of killing a healthy college athlete as corona. If you do not feel safe dont take the minimal risk of dying from corona and stay in your house. We cannot live in quarantine forever by August it has to be done.
Amazingly, some fans still think we may not have a football season this year in spite of all the hundreds of millions of dollars that would cost us, the industry, the states, etc. Here is another piece of hard evidence that football will be played this fall. As you know the death rates in Europe have been much higher than here and they have had those rates longer than we have. Yet their soccer teams are returning to training. If they can and will, we can and will.
BBC Sport - Scores, Fixtures, News - Live Sport
Sports news and live sports coverage including scores, results, video, audio and analysis on Football, F1, Cricket, Rugby Union and all other UK sports.www.bbc.com
It is utterly true. The article wasn't about the last 10 days; it was referencing studies of the period from roughly March 1 to April 10. By death rate, they meant the total number of people who died, from all causes, in the various cities and countries noted. They wanted to get at the real impact and away from the issues of over/undercounting cause of death, which I personally think is the smart way to think about it. There's no denying that far more people died in March and early April than would normally be observed. Data didn't include the last 10 days, though. Two entirely different topics.
Pretty sure they are referring to overall death rates, not specific to the virus. The virus has led to spikes in the overall death rate similar to the one below. Then again, I am a genius who dabbles in brain surgery and rocket science for fun.
No one is suggesting we should be in quarantine forever. But bringing players back now would be irresponsible and unnecessary.
How do you know none of them have asthma?
You should also consider those that died from the virus that were not counted. Considering the virus is now linked to deaths from blood clotting, heart failure, strokes, and more. New York City contributed about 3600 more deaths to their toll from those that died, were never tested, but had symptoms indicating they were highly likely to have had the virus.
How many Americans under 25 have died from Covid-19? Not many - it's a low risk for this demographic. A football player is much more likely to have long-term "health issues" by playing football.
No football players have asthma?
Players don't get paid so not sure why that's relevant here.
Because it shows the affects of Covid? Unless you think the massive increase in deaths were caused by something else?
If we had more testing available, they could restrict contact to only non-infected football players and coaches, and create a sort of bubble for them. It would add to the cost, but it could be done.
Holy smokes. Covid is contributing to the overall spike in deaths. Guessing I haven’t bumped into you at any brian surgery or rocket science conventions.