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this is the best summary I found (see 6) ...tifwiiw

From what I have gathered from Twitter and other reports I have read tonight, this is what I believe could have happened.

1. JT Jarrett was tested as part of normal protocol for the testing of unvaccinated players and yesterday was found to be positive for Covid-19.
2. Evan Justice was put in contact trace quarantine (likely also yesterday) and is likely not going to be available to play. Typically, players in contact trace quarantine are not tested after being placed in quarantine. They must remain in quarantine for a set number of days (seven days based on the last time my son went through it) and if not symptomatic over this period, they are allowed to leave quarantine.
3. The unvaccinated players on State's team were tested yesterday and all remaining players were found to be negative for Covid-19.
4. Today, the team members and staff that are vaccinated and those who are unvaccinated and received a negative test yesterday went to the stadium today to play the game.
5. After arriving, the NCAA decided another test of the unvaccinated players was required. This is likely what Elliot meant by the rules being changed. The way it worked during the football season last year is as follows. Players are tested the day before a game (within 24 hours) and all of those receiving a negative test are eligible to play the next day. I assume this is the protocol for the CWS and I am not sure why they would consider testing day of game, given the length of time it takes to complete a PCR test.
6. I am not sure what triggered a day-of-game testing requirement, when State's coaches and staff believed they were eligible to play, having secured negative tests within 24 hours of the game. Some have speculated that Vandy's coach may have requested the additional test, but we do not know this for certain. It does appear something in the protocol changed from what State's coaches and staff expected.
7. Once the decision was made to change the protocol and administer a new round of testing for the unvaccinated players, the NCAA should have made the decision to delay the game until all of the new tests could be completed. It is not NC State's fault if the NCAA could not complete the tests and get results in time for the game. If a testing protocol was changed, it was up to the NCAA to insure State was not put at a disadvantage.


Hopefully, we will get further information tomorrow. I do believe the NCAA made a bad decision to play the game before the testing was completed - especially if they changed or modified the testing protocol.
 
Official Tim Corbin is a punk a** b*tch thread - Page 4 | Inside Pack Sports

this is the best summary I found (see 6) ...tifwiiw

From what I have gathered from Twitter and other reports I have read tonight, this is what I believe could have happened.

1. JT Jarrett was tested as part of normal protocol for the testing of unvaccinated players and yesterday was found to be positive for Covid-19.
2. Evan Justice was put in contact trace quarantine (likely also yesterday) and is likely not going to be available to play. Typically, players in contact trace quarantine are not tested after being placed in quarantine. They must remain in quarantine for a set number of days (seven days based on the last time my son went through it) and if not symptomatic over this period, they are allowed to leave quarantine.
3. The unvaccinated players on State's team were tested yesterday and all remaining players were found to be negative for Covid-19.
4. Today, the team members and staff that are vaccinated and those who are unvaccinated and received a negative test yesterday went to the stadium today to play the game.
5. After arriving, the NCAA decided another test of the unvaccinated players was required. This is likely what Elliot meant by the rules being changed. The way it worked during the football season last year is as follows. Players are tested the day before a game (within 24 hours) and all of those receiving a negative test are eligible to play the next day. I assume this is the protocol for the CWS and I am not sure why they would consider testing day of game, given the length of time it takes to complete a PCR test.
6. I am not sure what triggered a day-of-game testing requirement, when State's coaches and staff believed they were eligible to play, having secured negative tests within 24 hours of the game. Some have speculated that Vandy's coach may have requested the additional test, but we do not know this for certain. It does appear something in the protocol changed from what State's coaches and staff expected.
7. Once the decision was made to change the protocol and administer a new round of testing for the unvaccinated players, the NCAA should have made the decision to delay the game until all of the new tests could be completed. It is not NC State's fault if the NCAA could not complete the tests and get results in time for the game. If a testing protocol was changed, it was up to the NCAA to insure State was not put at a disadvantage.


Hopefully, we will get further information tomorrow. I do believe the NCAA made a bad decision to play the game before the testing was completed - especially if they changed or modified the testing protocol.

Chicken shiz mofo.

Wolfpack was going to stomp their azz.
 
I knew Jim. He was a nice guy, cared about his neighborhood as well. Knew my late grandfather from their overlap at the university. A good guy.
meant to ask where jim lived and how long he worked with your granddad if were you w/ jim larranaga. he joined the coaching staff at my alma mater while i worked ifor SID
 
Not a former Vol, but a Knoxville West kid who has started every game for Davidson, 19-3 0-0 A10, Nice to see West is enjoying some athletic success, something it didnt enjoy in mid to late 60s.
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meant to ask where jim lived and how long he worked with your granddad if were you w/ jim larranaga. he joined the coaching staff at my alma mater while i worked ifor SID
Jim Bletner lived in Sequoyah Hills.

My grandfather was at UT. I know who Jim Larranaga is and have seen a number of his Miami teams play. Were you in UM's athletic department? We had family in Miami and were friends with Joe Frechette. Joe was head of security for the Hurricanes football team when Jimmy Johnson was head coach. Considering Joe was former FBI, I've always wondered how his missed so many things during those Hurricane football days ;-) We always liked the Frechette family. Did you know Joe?
 
Jim Bletner lived in Sequoyah Hills.

My grandfather was at UT. I know who Jim Larranaga is and have seen a number of his Miami teams play. Were you in UM's athletic department? We had family in Miami and were friends with Joe Frechette. Joe was head of security for the Hurricanes football team when Jimmy Johnson was head coach. Considering Joe was former FBI, I've always wondered how his missed so many things during those Hurricane football days ;-) We always liked the Frechette family. Did you know Joe?
I grew up on scenic and my parents lived there into the 2000s and kept up with him
never told me he was living in sequoyah

no
larranaga joined terry holland's staff and coached the freshman team at davidson in 1971-72 right after bypassing nba
my main connection to miami is getting the worst sunburn of my life while working with church group there ages ago
 
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The scoreboard is a guitar, so it could be Nashville Sounds. I don't know if their colors were blue or not. I can' read the writing on the tops of the dugouts. Can't see any other clues. So Imagonna guess the Sounds as well.
 
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Nashville Sounds.
The scoreboard is a guitar, so it could be Nashville Sounds. I don't know if their colors were blue or not. I can' read the writing on the tops of the dugouts. Can't see any other clues. So Imagonna guess the Sounds as well.
Yep, you are both correct.
 
I grew up on scenic

no
larranaga joinded terry holland's staff and coached the freshman team at davidson in 1971-72 right after bypassing nba
my main connection to miami is getting the worst sunburn of my life while working with church group there ages ago
I didn't realize he coached at Davidson.
Had many family members live in Sequoyah, as well as attend the elementary school. Very familiar with Scenic.
 
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I didn't realize he coached at Davidson.
Had many family members live in Sequoyah, as well as attend the elementary school. Very familiar with Scenic.
added some details about family in post a few minutes ago

some of my best memories after moving was running on cherokee and thruout neighborhood
cant say it was so nice when jr hi and HS coaches made us run cherokee or the train tracks off sutherland
 
He insisted that NC ST players be re-tested, causing several players to miss the game against vandie. The NCAA in their usual wisdom said "Play On." txbo posted details about this somewhere in this thread.
NC State was absolutely robbed of the Omaha experience last year. If any opposing Coach insisted the NC State players be retested (especially in a outdoor ballpark), they should be ashamed.
 

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