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Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View Post
Tort said he's hoping to get the coaches back late in the week. He said it won't be easy.
One of the funny parts of his show last night was he said his phone was blowing up pre-game because with four coaches out (and he eluded to other staff, also) that he was getting calls about the music not being on during warm-ups, a missing endzone pylon, etc. He said he finally told somebody he doesn't work in game-day management.
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Originally posted by ironmaniup View Post
Random testing of asymptomatic people is also ineffective for stopping any spread. - people know that, too. test negative wednesday, get infected wednesday. Random Testing twice a week failed miserably at stopping spread in the nursing homes.
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Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View Post
They should have plenty of time to work it out. After this week, IUP should have three straight easy ones (@Mercy, #LIT-AF, @Clarion). That three-game stretch leads right to Slippery Rock on Oct. 16.
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Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View Post
From purely a football comparison, Joe Public at the packed stadium doesn't have to pass a Covid test every Wednesday. He can have it, not know it, and still go to work. Player fails and he's gone for 10 days / 2 games.Last edited by IUPNation; 09-14-2021, 12:41 PM.
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Originally posted by iupgroundhog View Post
The purpose of random testing is to determine statistically the infection levels within a given community. It is not intended to stop the spread. What exactly are you talking about?
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Masks block spray from our nose and mouth. Your doctors already wear masks when they're staring at your openings because they don't want to unintentionally infect us if they're unknowingly carrying a virus.
A lot of people think or thought the virus is transmitted through the air so they assumed masks protect them from covid when its your mask protecting me from covid in case you have it. So yeah, your mask doesn't protect you.
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Originally posted by ironmaniup View Post
Er, not exactly- but why test only athletes then? They are not particularly representative of the greater community. Or could it be that their visibility in the community makes them a target for Covid enforcement?
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