Policies on replacing COVID teams in NCAA tournament
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Reminds me of a Benny Hill joke...
Benny tells his grandson "You can die from the mumps."
Wife says "Don't tell a little kid a thing like that. He can't die from the mumps."
Benny replies "He can if he gives them to me..."
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Georgia Tech to the ACC title game! When's the last time that happened!!
Looked it up, happened more recently than I thought. 2010
Looked it up, happened more recently than I thought. 2010
Not sure how you get 7 days of clean tests, when the NCAA tournament is 6 days away.
This keeps up, Richmond might get in...
Gonna have to be a whole slew of teams with Covid for that to happen. But I guess our NIT odds are improving by the hour.
The rules in Kansas must be different than they are in Virginia. All of the Spiders had to quarantine for 14 days 3 times.
"It is unclear who the player is that tested positive, but a source told Norlander that it was someone who played in KU's Thursday night tilt against Oklahoma. Only seven Jayhawks players saw action in Thursday night's win, in part because they had already been dealing with COVID issues entering the week. Starting center David McCormack and reserve Tristan Enaruna were ruled out of the Big 12 tournament ahead of the team's departure for Kansas City, as both were placed in health and safety protocols."
www.cbssports.com
"It is unclear who the player is that tested positive, but a source told Norlander that it was someone who played in KU's Thursday night tilt against Oklahoma. Only seven Jayhawks players saw action in Thursday night's win, in part because they had already been dealing with COVID issues entering the week. Starting center David McCormack and reserve Tristan Enaruna were ruled out of the Big 12 tournament ahead of the team's departure for Kansas City, as both were placed in health and safety protocols."
Kansas withdraws from Big 12 Tournament after positive COVID-19 test, Texas advances to final
Kansas is out of the Big 12 tournament, and Texas moves on to the Big 12 tournament title game
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See... our management of Covid throughout the year was actually stupid like a fox. Have two separate pauses for positive tests and have it run rampant in January and February, so that by March you are ready to go. Great job by Mooney here.
Not if Beekman is the positive. No Syracuse player ever got close enough to him to be a contact trace...
I suppose the a10 comes out of this looking pretty prescient. Assuming VCU or Bona doesn't test positive in the next couple days, that is.
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