Roustabout
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From what all I have heard from some nurses, most people’s lungs are really affected badly by this virusI just had a coworker return. Otherwise healthy guy. Lost 30 pounds. Was in ICU. Even 3 weeks later he Can only work about half a day and he’s toast. Looks like death.
It stinks that so many games are being cancelled but Covid spreads so easily and impacts everyone differently. I was NOT hospitalized but missed three weeks of work after having numerous symptoms for two weeks. I had most symptoms and don’t ever recall feeling so bad during my 49 hrs of life and i am in overall good health.
Hopefully we can get the season started and UT can make a deep run this season.
Pretty sure CBS makes bank from March Madness tho.I think that CBS doesn’t make much money on the NCAAT. They spend a fortune buying the broadcast rights and it instead has a lot to do with bragging rights. The local affiliates probably see an advertising windfall but don’t have a whole lot of say in the matter. The NCAA (and the schools) though, they will be in financial dire straights if they miss the revenue in consecutive years. Some venues and cities will suffer too, but since they rotate around few, if any, lose back-to-back years. Dayton loses the First Four.
I don't know if that idea is applicable to our situation. The schedule was already filled out, and I imagine our current status is unavailable to compete. If that's the case, there are no makeup games to be had unless the season gets extended.What are the odds Tennessee finds some replacement teams to fill out the schedule? Albeit, lesser competition, I would think.
I don't know if that idea is applicable to our situation. The schedule was already filled out, and I imagine our current status is unavailable to compete. If that's the case, there are no makeup games to be had unless the season gets extended.