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  • IUPNation
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    ...if only the rural counties had lower rates of spread.....it wouldn't be an issue

    The case count has dropped 50% in the last two weeks here in Chester County.

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  • ironmaniup
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    Originally posted by IUPalum View Post
    So this shut down is false???
    The AVP people withdrew the email announcing it that they issued earlier. I'd say it is still under consideration but someone is having a rethink about the details.

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  • IUPalum
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    So this shut down is false???

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  • IUPbigINDIANS
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    Originally posted by ironmaniup View Post

    Its only a 2 week pause for Fans. This is only for IUP events. Day late and a dollar short. if students would have gone on-line for the first two weeks we'd be in a better place, probably. But someone thought students wouldn't return. Now we have this. From the message I received, part of the decision was because of the mass non-compliance with regard to masks. But given the students live together, eat together and have parties - all without masks, I'm not sure it will matter much.

    Two weeks is a major blow on Feb. 1. That would mean no fans for the SRU and Cal games -- two of the most highly-attended games of the year. Makes a lot of sense for a broke school to turn away all that money.

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  • Ship69
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    Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View Post

    IUP reported 88 cases last week -- 36 of which live on campus.

    The outcry regarding basketball attendance is students don't even attend the games. Last night the pep band, cheerleaders and dance teams didn't partake. On a given night, you 'might' have 100 students in the stands.

    No denying very few inside the KCAC have followed the mask requirements. But, IUP has done absolutely nothing to enforce anything, either.

    Do an experimental game before shutting it down. Wear the mask or your ejected. Put warning signs all over the place.

    It's going to be an interesting backlash. Many of IUP's 'heavy hitters' in the community are huge basketball supporters with a ton of political poll. The old prez is playing with fire here.
    We did have the pep band and cheerleaders back for the last game at Ship. It appeared to me that attendance at our last home game was underreported. I forget what the listed figure was, but it seems to be quite a bit below what I observed.

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  • ironmaniup
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    Originally posted by ironmaniup View Post

    Its only a 2 week pause for Fans. This is only for IUP events. Day late and a dollar short. if students would have gone on-line for the first two weeks we'd be in a better place, probably. But someone thought students wouldn't return. Now we have this. From the message I received, part of the decision was because of the mass non-compliance with regard to masks. But given the students live together, eat together and have parties - all without masks, I'm not sure it will matter much.
    The above Notice has been recalled, guess they are still thinking about it. Yikes.

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  • ironmaniup
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    Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View Post
    While not official, word on the street is last night was the last game this season IUP will be allowed to have fans in the KCAC.

    The you-know-what is going to hit the fan today when this announcement drops.

    Awful decision by President Titanic.
    Its only a 2 week pause for Fans. This is only for IUP events. Day late and a dollar short. if students would have gone on-line for the first two weeks we'd be in a better place, probably. But someone thought students wouldn't return. Now we have this. From the message I received, part of the decision was because of the mass non-compliance with regard to masks. But given the students live together, eat together and have parties - all without masks, I'm not sure it will matter much.

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  • IUPbigINDIANS
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    IUP reported 88 cases last week -- 36 of which live on campus.

    The outcry regarding basketball attendance is students don't even attend the games. Last night the pep band, cheerleaders and dance teams didn't partake. On a given night, you 'might' have 100 students in the stands.

    No denying very few inside the KCAC have followed the mask requirements. But, IUP has done absolutely nothing to enforce anything, either.

    Do an experimental game before shutting it down. Wear the mask or your ejected. Put warning signs all over the place.

    It's going to be an interesting backlash. Many of IUP's 'heavy hitters' in the community are huge basketball supporters with a ton of political poll. The old prez is playing with fire here.

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  • Ship69
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    Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View Post
    While not official, word on the street is last night was the last game this season IUP will be allowed to have fans in the KCAC.

    The you-know-what is going to hit the fan today when this announcement drops.

    Awful decision by President Titanic.

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  • IUPalum
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    Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View Post

    They had Clancy out but he's been out for 5-6 weeks. Like I said last night in the PSAC West thread ... they didn't look like Gannon last night. No idea what was going on in that locker room.

    Now, I will say IUP's defense since Suliaman has entered the starting lineup has just been suffocating. They held Gannon and Mercyhurst in the 20s FG percentage in back-to-back games.

    Joe let David Morris take the second half off last night and gave others way more minutes or else that final 83-50 score would have been much worse.
    David has an ankle issue and that's why he got the second half rest.

    I thought the game got sloppy on the offensive end late in the first half and for good chunks of the second half. Other than that, not much to talk about.

    Gannon is turning into a dirt show in a hurry. The Gannon faithful sure wanted Reilly out but look at the mess they have now. Herster pumping the crowd saying he's getting his etc. What a clown! You don't win with selfish players like that.

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  • IUPbigINDIANS
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    Originally posted by Ship69 View Post

    Having seen IUP in action I don't discount their defensive prowess, but does Gannon still have some people out injured? That seems like a feeble effort on their part.
    They had Clancy out but he's been out for 5-6 weeks. Like I said last night in the PSAC West thread ... they didn't look like Gannon last night. No idea what was going on in that locker room.

    Now, I will say IUP's defense since Suliaman has entered the starting lineup has just been suffocating. They held Gannon and Mercyhurst in the 20s FG percentage in back-to-back games.

    Joe let David Morris take the second half off last night and gave others way more minutes or else that final 83-50 score would have been much worse.

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  • Scrub
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    Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View Post
    While not official, word on the street is last night was the last game this season IUP will be allowed to have fans in the KCAC.

    The you-know-what is going to hit the fan today when this announcement drops.

    Awful decision by President Titanic.
    That's gonna put a real damper on the Regional if/when IUP earns the right to host it . . . in an empty gym.

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  • Ship69
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    Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View Post
    Joe up 45-20 at half.

    Was 45-11
    Having seen IUP in action I don't discount their defensive prowess, but does Gannon still have some people out injured? That seems like a feeble effort on their part.

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  • IUPbigINDIANS
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    While not official, word on the street is last night was the last game this season IUP will be allowed to have fans in the KCAC.

    The you-know-what is going to hit the fan today when this announcement drops.

    Awful decision by President Titanic.

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  • Scrub
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    Ben Howlett is fond of saying in postgame interviews something like: "The team that is best equipped to beat West Liberty is West Liberty." His point being that they feel they can beat anybody that's put in front of them if they stay in system. It's when they get out of system that they become beatable by plenty of teams. I'd venture a guess that the same is true for IUP. If they stay in system, they should be favored in 100% of their games. But 20 year-old kids like to remind us sometimes that they're 20 year-old kids, and they get out system and that's when losses happen. So Howlett's quote is likely applicable to IUP as well. Most nights, the only team that can beat IUP is IUP.

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