First of all we have to realize that when we state an opinion here it has no weight as to what is to be done. So, we can say what the hell, let's play. And nobody is affected. However, the people actually making the decision have a tough decision to make. How much money is one life worth? Two lives? A thousand lives? Hard question. Also, one person here said that no athletes have been hospitalized. How would you know that? Clemson is one of the VERY FEW schools reporting virus data to the public. So, we have no idea what is really going on. What happens if one Clemson player gets sick and dies? What happens if Dabo Swinney gets sick and dies? It's not easy to make a decision when you know for a fact that your decision is going to have consequences.
This is all that it comes down to.
Those in charge will be basing their decisions on exactly this - relative risk and what is acceptable.
We can debate is 2% fatality rate acceptable til the cows come home.
Everyone has their own opinion.
(seems like an obvious answer to me - but that's me)
I don't accept the anecdotal "#'s aren't real". They're close enough.
You follow trends.
Nothing is exact, but I'd say there's tons of positives that aren't being confirmed.
I was running a fever & wanted to get tested this past week.
CVS & my dr's office were out of tests and capacity.
Roaming county testing sites had a FIVE hour line.
People see that and go home & just deal with whatever they have - I did.
How many dr's do we have on this board that have given us their thoughts, experiences, and recommendations?
But yet somehow those with no medical degree on here believe it's a big conspiracy.
Why have so many come to associate advanced educations with "liberal conspiracy"?
Is it to make you feel better?
Sounds soft to me.