Sheriff Joe
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You have it bad,
Guidance are not for everyone
- Thread starter Eagle33
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Desert Hound
DA
Don't worry he can't even find China on the map.
Desert Hound
DA
And those were not healthy kids to start with. They had serious medical issues.
Desert Hound
DA
You are assuming they can look at data and understand risk.
In the US out of the 168K deaths there have been about 270 deaths nationwide in the age group 24 and under. Not much different from the flu.
Play ball !
Desert Hound
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2nd scrimmage for my DD team tonight. They just limit the amount of parents out there in theory. What actually happened is parents just spread out all around the field. Nobody was by anyone.
The Outlaw *BANNED*
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Lucky bastard!
Desert Hound
DA
You should see how happy they all are actually playing soccer again.
Yep, got it, I'm on your side. There will be parents who have legit reasons for not allowing their child to play. Choice is good - Murica.
Same in Utah. We have to stay in cars or by the grass near the parking lot. Everyone spread out. No one near the bench and players or each other.
saw a high school fb game on way back. Same. Everyone really spread out. Bleachers really limited. Masks.
kickingandscreaming
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Good news. You guys are moving in the right direction in terms of infections - ahead of CA now in terms of risk and moving faster in the right direction. CA is getting there. It appears the infections in the central valley are starting to top out. If that's the case, CA infections will start moving very quickly downward. SoCal is moving in the right direction now. I'd be surprised if there wasn't a significant improvement in CA overall numbers in the next two weeks.
Eagle33
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Heard from a buddy, in TX they require parents to be present (socially distanced) for u-littles. What if something happened to them during practice/game? Olders are on their own.
Hopefully SF and the Bay Area isn't next. I sill don't get why they didn't tier it like they did the schools. There's no reason why the far northern counties shouldn't be allowed to play (unless we really expect 0% transmission until contact sports are allowed).
kickingandscreaming
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For the cases, it's hard to tell with the day-to-day variability and the reporting glitches. Nothing indicates we have reached the peak in terms of cases. However, I believe cases are less reliable than hospitalizations. ICU patients look like they have peaked in SF and the peninsula and are heading down and are near peak on the east bay. It should be more clear next week.
I believe there is a significant and vocal population of folks who support this idea in NorCal.
Kante
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interesting report from the Chief Medical guy w/ ECNL. Short version from report = early data seems to indicate that Covid transmission risk during soccer training, scrimmages and matches is low, but, with the caveat that this is early data only.
With play resuming in Utah, AZ(?), TX (?) NE and Atlanta. Will be relevant for SoCal to pay close attention to how that goes i.e. are soccer matches Covid spreader events or not?
Here's link to the ECNL report - https://www.eliteclubsnationalleagu...jb20iLCAia2xfY29tcGFueV9pZCI6ICJMNmVtRmgifQ==
Scroll down to bottom left of doc to page thru.
Are you playing in the Utah Labor Day Cup in Cedar City?
We play tonight at Discovery in Gilbert. Very excited.
I hope when and if things get back to normal we continue to implement no parents near each other.... hahaha
You would think.. but it doesn't seem Cali sports are taking queues from anyone but the local politicians or their guidance wouldn't read like it does. I think right or wrong you guys are in lockdown for the foreseeable future.
kickingandscreaming
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Now you are just rubbing it in.
Desert Hound
DA
Actually we are hoping sanity prevails at some point out there on the left coast.