Charleston game is off due to potential COVID positive in UR program

[plydogg]

Are those studies peer reiewed, etc. like really studies are supposedl to be?
The graphs use publically available data. Is this The CDC, the director who said a papermask was better than vaccine. No Thanks.

I didn’t want to chime in on any of this, but I find it incredibly funny that his studies need to be peer reviewed but your “study” is just a random dude on Twitter who made a graph lol

 

[LongTimeLurkerFirstTimePoster]

The studies are right there on CDC's website.

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/more/masking-science-sars-cov2.html

Or maybe check out what happened in Kansas when they passed a mask mandate. Counties that opted of the mandate showed a 100% increase, while counties that opted in showed a 6% decrease.
https://www.businessinsider.com/cdc-kansas-counties-mask-mandate-work-2020-11

Here is a good article in Nature about the studies around mask usage

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-02801-8

Or I guess you can choose to get your data off some random dude on Twitter with a couple thousand followers whose description says "cereal". He seems like a reputable and responsible source of getting one's knowledge on a pandemic.

and one more thing, the Kansas state, the study used different state dates.

nice try thought

 

[CH_Spider]

So who is hopeful for basketball this weekend?

 

[KE Spider]

CH, I'm just here looking for another fascinating Covid graph.

 

[Gospiders06]

If all these programs get COVID I might just resign. After last year the season ended just before the tournament. This year already seeing too disaster cancelled games. Might get lucky with vaccine. However, NCAA says tournament in Indiana bubble. At least already preparing for the worse.

 

[Eight Legger]

There's an easy solution here. Just give the vaccine to the point guards first, then let them distribute it to the rest of the team.

 

[MountainSpider]

There's an easy solution here. Just give the vaccine to the point guards first, then let them distribute it to the rest of the team.

That's not going to work for Kentucky.