Is Surf Cup happening?

Would be hard to identify where the source of transmission happened but so far all the European soccer leagues have been doing great.

Well woulda you know, constant testing so you can weed out the positives and let the negatives play. If we only had that kind of testing for the rest of us. Imagine if we could do that for 100-200 billion dollars and save a couple trillion? Wow!!
 
It would be surprising if it were much lower.

The national infection rate is estimated at 5-8%. There are 780 MLS players. You would expect 40 to 60 players to have it, or have had it.
They said it was a lower infection rate than the nba. Sounds like they will be moving forward with a short tournament style season!
 
The government officials and so-called "experts" will continue to play folks like a fiddle as long as folks take it... I for one am about done with all of it, the impact this is having on lives and freedoms, especially kids...it's gone too far. They work for us, we're the paying customers. Time to drop the Karen BS and get back to being The Land of the Free and Home of the Brave. Play Ball!
What is the "Karen BS" in this context? I'm confused.
 
You know what the media never gets around to? The love to report players from different leagues etc testing positive as a big wow! This is bad! They never go back and tell you that nothing happened to these players.

They are all young and healthy. Their risk of dying is exceedingly small.
Untrue, look at this headline from Yahoo Sports

Rudy Gobert still hasn't fully recovered months after his positive coronavirus test

If you read the article he can't smell things from a long distance!
 
Untrue, look at this headline from Yahoo Sports

Rudy Gobert still hasn't fully recovered months after his positive coronavirus test

If you read the article he can't smell things from a long distance!

“The taste has returned, but the smell is still not 100%. I can smell the smells, but not from afar. I spoke to specialists, who told me that it could take up to a year.”
Hopefully he can smell the Kardashian girls coming... they're in search of some paternity money.
 
I don’t see that happening. No way I’m dripping my kid off and just letting him wander around with a coach busy worrying about other stuff. If they keep it to minimum of parents it can be doable. Grand ma and grandpa can stay home just mom and dad
One adult only per player, no siblings, guests or other family members.
 
One adult only per player, no siblings, guests or other family members.
Have you seen that as the requirement for the tourneys, or is that your recommendation? Seems reasonable for the time being. I'd accept that for my kid to play, although were not signed up for either tournament, so it moot point for us.
 
You know what the media never gets around to? The love to report players from different leagues etc testing positive as a big wow! This is bad! They never go back and tell you that nothing happened to these players.

They are all young and healthy. Their risk of dying is exceedingly small.
Let’s go all the way back to the original Covid poster child.....Tom Hanks. Anyone remember him being broadcast cause he was stuck in Australia in quarantine? Never saw a follow up to that one.
 
Why do we pay billions of dollars to fund CDC amd NIH if we are going to ignore them during a crisis?

We paid good money for expert advice. The experts have told us to wear masks and limit gatherings. Time for all of us to get with the program.

That said, I agree with you on sports. I keep looking for the news report about an infection cluster triggered by an outdoor basketball game, and I haven’t been able to find one.

But, while our kids play, we parents should put on our masks and go for a walk.
Tesoro High School in the Capistrano School District has seven football players that have tested positive for covid.
 
How so? I get a lot of people are following the media panic machine but let’s look at the facts. College athletes are some of the most in shape people on earth, if they have a history of a health issue that’s a different story. But i have not heard a single story of one athlete showing actual symptoms. As far as youth sports, what changes? Same narrative, I haven’t heard a single story of a child in the US showing any symptoms. Should we be smart about this? Yes. Should we full on panic because we hear a bunch of adult athletes have tested positive with no symptoms? No. Not to mention, these tests were rolled out so fast that proper testing wasn’t performed about their accuracy. I’m not saying they are wrong but it is possible. I say just keep moving forward, wear masks in crowded places, let the kids play and until deaths start to increase, don’t panic.
There is a story of a young rugby player, 24, I think, that nearly died. Was in ICU, on a ventilator for quite a while. He was put into a clinical trial and survived. He had no underlying medical conditions and was in great physical shape. From what I read they think he was exposed to a high viral load. (many people exposing him at he same time.) Who knows, it does happen, probably more than is reported. Let's hope the death rate and hospital rate doesn't increase. The therapeutics are getting better and maybe we will have a vaccine available by next spring.
 
Let’s go all the way back to the original Covid poster child.....Tom Hanks. Anyone remember him being broadcast cause he was stuck in Australia in quarantine? Never saw a follow up to that one.
Dont forget all NBA players that got the virus early on too. If I saw KD fall ill and die of Corona, you got my attention. Hanks die? My wife and I are in the best shape of our lives. My wife looks 35. I had someone tell me the other day I look 45. My dd could be a swimsuit model and my son is lifting weights and is kicking ass. My wife's friend Ana is huge and I mean super unhealthy. All I hear from this lady is t this and t that and t is the devil. She tells my wife to wear a mask. I told her for the first time ever to lose weight and she said I was right and thanked me for Karing :)
 
Article today from the Wall Street Journal talks about the things we are learning about how Covid-19 spreads. Sporadic outdoor contact apparently isn't all that risky. Indoor gatherings in poorly ventilated buildings for longer than 15 minutes (bars, churches, schools, restaurants) are what is fueling the spread.

Has there been a single case of soccer player-to-opponent Covid-19 transmission anywhere in the US?
Gee, I didn't know they had been playing. It has happened in tennis in Europe, I guess they shouldn't have shaken hands at the end of the match.
 
There is a story of a young rugby player, 24, I think, that nearly died. Was in ICU, on a ventilator for quite a while. He was put into a clinical trial and survived. He had no underlying medical conditions and was in great physical shape. From what I read they think he was exposed to a high viral load. (many people exposing him at he same time.) Who knows, it does happen, probably more than is reported. Let's hope the death rate and hospital rate doesn't increase. The therapeutics are getting better and maybe we will have a vaccine available by next spring.
Here's a story

 
Tesoro High School in the Capistrano School District has seven football players that have tested positive for covid.
The question is whether they got it on the field, locker room, or at a house party. Or whether the cases are even related. If the team had 100 kids for summer try outs, 7 isn’t all that unlikely.

We know teenagers can get it and spread it, especially indoors.

We also know that it spreads poorly outside, and that we have not seen any clusters at the thousands of elementary schools that re-opened in Europe and Asia.

May be that we need to draw the line at middle school age. But, if we are going to take away all in person opportunites for elementary kids to play, I‘d like a better explanation than “6 feet”.
 
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