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Post by TheGlove on Jan 5, 2021 11:45:09 GMT -8
All team activities are halted due to COVID-19 protocol.
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Post by sagebrush on Jan 5, 2021 11:58:09 GMT -8
playas obviously wouldn't stay in a bubble and isolate themselves. Discipline starts at top down.
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Post by Judge Smails on Jan 5, 2021 12:30:21 GMT -8
playas obviously wouldn't stay in a bubble and isolate themselves. Discipline starts at top down. Guess we should fire Rueck then.
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Post by shelby on Jan 5, 2021 12:34:06 GMT -8
Cannot understand this with basketball , mbb & wbb ? 15 players to keep track of and control, plus - hopefully , individual discipline ! Football - 85 players Baseball 35 players One big difference , may be indoors vs outdoors ?
Now getting into a more contagious variant ... does not look good , combined with an ineffective vaccine deployment program - which pushes the virus further into the future !
I can't see us completing any season until next fall - hope that does not become the new reality !
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Post by alwaysorange on Jan 5, 2021 14:41:13 GMT -8
Cannot understand this with basketball , mbb & wbb ? 15 players to keep track of and control, plus - hopefully , individual discipline ! Football - 85 players Baseball 35 players One big difference , may be indoors vs outdoors ? Now getting into a more contagious variant ... does not look good , combined with an ineffective vaccine deployment program - which pushes the virus further into the future ! I can't see us completing any season until next fall - hope that does not become the new reality ! Lets assume every player did everything they were supposed to do - wear mask, avoid gatherings, social distancing etc..All it takes is one player/coach to go to the store and have one customer in that store walk by said player and sneeze. the player now has said virus and then an hour later, day later is at a team meeting/practice and presto the team has it. Pershaps nobody is following the rules or perhaps they all are..
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Post by korculabeav on Jan 5, 2021 15:03:14 GMT -8
Lets assume every player did everything they were supposed to do - wear mask, avoid gatherings, social distancing etc..All it takes is one player/coach to go to the store and have one customer in that store walk by said player and sneeze. the player now has said virus and then an hour later, day later is at a team meeting/practice and presto the team has it. Perhaps nobody is following the rules or perhaps they all are.The bolded part of your statement is not accurate. In the scenario you described, the infected player would not automatically infect other people within a day of taking in the virus at the grocery store. The virus has a 5-day average incubation period before making the person contagious.
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Post by korculabeav on Jan 5, 2021 15:06:30 GMT -8
All team activities are halted due to COVID-19 protocol. It is unfortunate OSU is being very secretive and not forthcoming on what is really going on with the WBB and MBB supposed outbreaks. They do not and should not release names of positive infected players or personnel but at least release how many people are tested positive, etc. The football team release info on when Jefferson was on on COVID-19 protocol, etc. Why all the secrecy?
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Post by alwaysorange on Jan 5, 2021 15:20:50 GMT -8
Lets assume every player did everything they were supposed to do - wear mask, avoid gatherings, social distancing etc..All it takes is one player/coach to go to the store and have one customer in that store walk by said player and sneeze. the player now has said virus and then an hour later, day later is at a team meeting/practice and presto the team has it. Perhaps nobody is following the rules or perhaps they all are.The bolded part of your statement is not accurate. In the scenario you described, the infected player would not automatically infect other people within a day of taking in the virus at the grocery store. The virus has a 5-day average incubation period before making the person contagious. Ok five days later whatever. The same situation, perhaps every player/coach was following the safety rules. Some think that the coaches/players are being lax on the rules perhaps they are perhaps they aren't.
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Post by beaverstever on Jan 5, 2021 15:38:10 GMT -8
The bolded part of your statement is not accurate. In the scenario you described, the infected player would not automatically infect other people within a day of taking in the virus at the grocery store. The virus has a 5-day average incubation period before making the person contagious. Ok five days later whatever. The same situation, perhaps every player/coach was following the safety rules. Some think that the coaches/players are being lax on the rules perhaps they are perhaps they aren't. It's possible, but very unlikely everyone was following protocol. Virtually every case in a county we live in can trace infections to confined spaces (usually homes) with exposure exceeding 5 minutes and no masks. Once one player is infected though, the protections for the rest are minimal. So it is pretty likely at least one player or coach didn't follow protocol at some point. The duration of the closure is concerning, suggesting they still can't get 7 scholarship players to test negative a few weeks later. Of course they will need time to get healthy and back to practice if any of them get hit hard by the virus. Even after a nasty flu, it can be a while before being back in game shape.
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Post by alwaysorange on Jan 5, 2021 15:45:14 GMT -8
Ok five days later whatever. The same situation, perhaps every player/coach was following the safety rules. Some think that the coaches/players are being lax on the rules perhaps they are perhaps they aren't. It's possible, but very unlikely everyone was following protocol. Virtually every case in a county we live in can trace infections to confined spaces (usually homes) with exposure exceeding 5 minutes and no masks. Once one player is infected though, the protections for the rest are minimal. So it is pretty likely at least one player or coach didn't follow protocol at some point. The duration of the closure is concerning, suggesting they still can't get 7 scholarship players to test negative a few weeks later. Of course they will need time to get healthy and back to practice if any of them get hit hard by the virus. Even after a nasty flu, it can be a while before being back in game shape. You could be right. I assume almost everybody in this country has at one time or another not been 100% safe. As hard as most of us try its damn hard. If it was so darn easy we wouldn't be looking at 350k dead.
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Post by alwaysorange on Jan 5, 2021 15:50:54 GMT -8
Lets quit with the negativity and lets look at the bright side of things. If the league stopped today tinkle would be right we wouldn't be last place.
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Post by mbabeav on Jan 5, 2021 16:09:21 GMT -8
Football, 5 people out due to COVID protocols out of 100 (counting walk-ons here), usually no big deal when it comes to playing a football game, but even a few people, it's really hard to deal with the contacts in a small group. But the silence on the women's program is really strange. Last night we knew about DeSilva, and 3, count em, 3 coaches from the men's program - I suppose that if someone gets actually sick/tests positive, they go from a contact traced person to one who everyone else is traced from - just not a good situation.
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Post by drunkandstoopidbeav on Jan 5, 2021 17:01:02 GMT -8
Lets assume every player did everything they were supposed to do - wear mask, avoid gatherings, social distancing etc..All it takes is one player/coach to go to the store and have one customer in that store walk by said player and sneeze. the player now has said virus and then an hour later, day later is at a team meeting/practice and presto the team has it. Perhaps nobody is following the rules or perhaps they all are.The bolded part of your statement is not accurate. In the scenario you described, the infected player would not automatically infect other people within a day of taking in the virus at the grocery store. The virus has a 5-day average incubation period before making the person contagious. Ok, one player/coach goes to the store 8-14 days ago... Different time frame, same effect.
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Post by drunkandstoopidbeav on Jan 5, 2021 17:07:37 GMT -8
Ok five days later whatever. The same situation, perhaps every player/coach was following the safety rules. Some think that the coaches/players are being lax on the rules perhaps they are perhaps they aren't. It's possible, but very unlikely everyone was following protocol. Virtually every case in a county we live in can trace infections to confined spaces (usually homes) with exposure exceeding 5 minutes and no masks. Once one player is infected though, the protections for the rest are minimal. So it is pretty likely at least one player or coach didn't follow protocol at some point. The duration of the closure is concerning, suggesting they still can't get 7 scholarship players to test negative a few weeks later. Of course they will need time to get healthy and back to practice if any of them get hit hard by the virus. Even after a nasty flu, it can be a while before being back in game shape. Thing is, odds are at least 7 players are testing negative, but everyone with close exposure (hard to avoid in basketball) is put into quarantine. Can mess up a team sport fast. I'm amazed football was able to avoid it as well as they did.
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Post by irimi on Jan 6, 2021 8:31:57 GMT -8
Nobody is getting covid by going grocery shopping in Oregon. Everybody is masked up.... Wish I could shop where you shop.
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