KPT_VFL
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True. I firmly believe a lot more people have had it and it’s been in the country maybe since Thanksgiving. If that’s the case then the death rate is minuscule. I think the more positive cases that get reported the better because it drives down the death rate and that’s not counting all the asymptomatic cases (which sounds like it could be a huge number).Sure, but how many people died from it 1) before we knew what it was and 2) before we had widespread testing?
There are multiple factors that suggest the count may be overestimated and underestimated.
I have no plans to get in this debate again, but we’ve shut down our country for over a month and have still lost 70k+ people. That’s serious and to act like it isn’t it ridiculous.
Now, maybe it isn’t as deadly as the worst case estimates and that’s a good thing! But when asking whether or not we should have sports and sports with spectators, deaths aren’t the only statistics being considered.
This is just dumb even at this point. The CV situation is a very fluid situation and could change drastically within the next couple of months. If everything is true about this virus and sunlight the summer is truly going to change the outlook. I would say by the end of the June we will looking at a completely different response from these folks. Also in a couple of months there may be enough unrest going on that the so called "experts" will be backed into a corner on the subject.
predict we will have fans in some capacity and wouldn't be too shocked if they allow 102,455. Personally I would go if they had a game today.
that's interesting......there's an element of "i don't know what i don't know" so i'm curious what other dynamics could be in play that might affect results, maybe as contributing factors, based on vitamin D levels?
kind of like the old JG debate...was it really ALL him...you look at his stats and say "abysmal, need a new qb", then start looking at OL, RB, WR, play calling etc....and it was more than just the QB stats on it's own.
so, Vit D being JG in this equation.......what role does the OL, WR, RB and play calling have here?
and regardless, we knew JG was a factor, signficant one, and he needed to improve.....so i'm still gonna continue to take D supplement daily...lol.
This needs to be in all caps and bold. Truer words were never spoken!!! And I wish i could give it more than one like.THIS THIS THIS.
Pruitt is building consistently, sustainability, and depth and that's the biggest difference between this staff and the previous. Last time around, we won games largely due to heroics from a few special players (Dobbs/Barnett/etc.), and last year we won 8 games despite total inexperience on the DL, a new OC, massive QB inconsistency, and a myriad of other issues. All while overcoming the dumpster-fire at the beginning. Depth and talent development.
Then from a roster perspective there's speed and size all over the place. Building in the trenches, loading up on OL/DL, stacking the LB corps with monsters, getting an elite QB recruit (and maybe another incoming), and surrounding that QB with speed everywhere. There's a recipe there. It's not star-hunting, but "building a team with a foundation to win at the highest level with CONSISTENCY."
Ramble over, but I'm so hyped for the decade of the Vols...
Well, that’s exactly why we should be so scared of this thing. We have shut things down and this thing is still killing us at a higher rate than the flu. What would have happened if we did nothing?2017-18 61,000 deaths in the U.S. from the Flu........ business as usual and nothing changed or was adjusted...
I like Ed O but I have a feeling that this past season will be more the exception to the rule more than anything, he's not a top 5 coach imo but maybe I'm wrong. He just reminds more of a Larry Coaker than a Nick Saban. He's a players coach though, that much is certain.
I was there a few years ago for a scrimmage and weather forced us inside to wait out the lightning. I started walking the halls until I got to the trophy case and saw basically a shrine dedicated to Doug. It was pretty cool to see. That school has changed so much though. Sad.The Red & Gold.
Class of '89
I was there a few years ago for a scrimmage and weather forced us inside to wait out the lightning. I started walking the halls until I got to the trophy case and saw basically a shrine dedicated to Doug. It was pretty cool to see. That school has changed so much though. Sad.
I hope so. I had heard rumors about it being closed or absolved into South Gibson. I always hate to see schools with great history and tradition struggle. Hate it happened to JCM.We moved away in '03 and yes it's sad how far that school system has fallen. It was a good school system when I attended and we had the best HS principal ever in Coach Po. I could hardly believe it years ago when they moved to 1A. There just isn't any students there. Maybe that new Tyson chicken plant will help.
Okay, this made me laugh.
Researchers in china have been testing covid infected bodily fluids for presence of the virus. They have found it in the semen of the infected men. The chinese researchers warned that covid-19 may need to be considered a sexually transmitted disease/infection as well
This came from a medical journal highlighted in the Texas Medical Association daily headlines briefing. Oh boy, as if there’s not already enough panic about this virus...maybe investment opportunities in full body condoms? Holy Moly