vcu out of the tourney due to COVID.
Wah wah wah
It's the ref. Wah wah wah. It's the Dayton Marriott.
Wah wah wah. We did nothing wrong.
f**k you. Like I don't ACTIVELY hope any of them die or anything, but me and my friends are celebrating the China Virus on this evening.
Amen - I refuse to cower in fear for a 99.85% survival rate.
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NC State Baseball joins vcu Men's Basketball, Notre Dame Men's Hockey, Michigan Men's Hockey, and Rice Women's Volleyball in teams having to drop out of their NCAA Tournaments for COVID protocols this year. Here's hoping we never have a year like this again.
Not trying to start the politics arguments again, just wanting to point out what a Qanidiot you are.
604K U.S. deaths, divided by .15% is the equivalent of 402.7 million infections. About 20% more than the entire U.S. population.
totally a pro vaccination guy, but since you want to throw stones at people for being factually inaccurate... The players on NC St that tested positive for COVID were all vaccinated...The school responsible for the development of the Moderna vaccine (Vanderbilt) moved on to the national championship while the school w/the coach that didn't want to talk "politics" when asked if he'd encouraged his players to get vaccinated got eliminated.
Another case of karma running over dogma.
totally a pro vaccination guy, but since you want to throw stones at people for being factually inaccurate... The players on NC St that tested positive for COVID were all vaccinated...
totally a pro vaccination guy, but since you want to throw stones at people for being factually inaccurate... The players on NC St that tested positive for COVID were all vaccinated...
Maybe NC State’s unvaccinated players who triggered this situation — two of them tested positive, according to a report from d1baseball.com — were well aware of that risk the entire time. But it sure didn’t seem like vaccination was a big priority or talking point for coach Elliott Avent, who said in a news conference Friday that encouraging players to get the vaccine wasn’t in his job description.
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Just prior to North Carolina State's game at the College World Series against Vanderbilt Friday, word came down that two Wolfpack players, starting second baseman J.T. Jarrett and closer Evan Justice, were not available due to health and safety protocols and that the game would be delayed, presumably so NC State could sort out who else would be affected.
As it turns out, the effects were wide-reaching. Fourteen different NC State players were ruled out, including starting position players in shortstop Jose Torres, center fielder Tyler McDonough and DH Terrell Tatum, in addition to Jarrett and Justice.
Per health and safety protocols at the College World Series, vaccinated players are not subject to regular Covid-19 testing, while those unvaccinated are required to do so.
NC State Baseball Without 14 Players Against Vanderbilt Due To Covid-19 Protocols
Friday's College World Series game against Vanderbilt was delayed nearly an hour due to health and safety protocols.www.baseballamerica.com
Upon further testing, some vaccinated players were also found to be positive, but it was the unvaccinated players that initially tested positive. Per the NCAA rules established in advance of the CWS, unvaccinated athletes would undergo a regular testing schedule.
To be clear - I am pro-vaccine - just not an untested one released under experimental emergency rules where the technology has not undergone human trials prior to it being released and where all the animal tests resulted in death.
There is a difference.
Have literally had multiple friends who participated in the vaccine trials prior to it being available. I even volunteered for one myself, but had too many in my demographic already.
Maybe stop taking your cues from Q.
This has been linked, in particular, to healthy, young males, who also have a particularly low risk from the virus itself.
FDA Adds Warning About Heart Inflammation to COVID-19 mRNA Vaccines
This has been linked, in particular, to healthy, young males, who also have a particularly low risk from the virus itself.
"I have no problem with vaccines, I just have a problem with *this* vaccine" is an old anti-vaxx canard. It's an effective way to frame nonsensical and factually invalid arguments as reasonable. See also: I just want vaccines that are safe.
Don't fall for it.