Herbert77060
Texas Southern University
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No sir; the virus was living on produce. The store shutdown for 72 hrs in deep cleaning and all produce disposed of.Probably airborne.
It’s just something we have to work through.
same thing will happen in the fall. Yes there are vaccines now but I still see covid being an issue until early 2022 (a year from today we might be straight. No mask, No outbreaks).
I don't have all of the answers, but don't you think TSU had a say in the matter as well?But what about the common open dates grambling have other schools?
It's sure fishy how they canceled all the games except the one against southern. They still have Apr 24th open...
I feel you bru but I need something a bit stronger
I don't have all of the answers, but don't you think TSU had a say in the matter as well?
Just a thought. I really don't know.
That was rare, if so. The virus Shelf life on objects is limited. I just recently returned to the grocery store after receiving the vaccine and still feel uncomfortable with fools not wearing their masks. We used Instacart for grocery shopping from Mar 2020 until earlier this month. We do not participate in gatherings. We have not attended or plan to attend any sporting events. We do everything virtually, wear our masks when we have to go out and maintain social distancing At all time.No sir; the virus was living on produce. The store shutdown for 72 hrs in deep cleaning and all produce disposed of.
Commissioner will have to make decisions on games based on facts and cdc guidelines, don’t leave it to the schools. If a team has a positive, they can just call in, which is laughable. The fall will be the same way if sanctions are not given when you see teams violating. I think the commissioner is doing a great job, but got to get more stringent on protocols and not leave it up to schools.
The only way the commissioner can get more stringent on protocols is if he cancels the rest of the season.Commissioner will have to make decisions on games based on facts and cdc guidelines, don’t leave it to the schools. If a team has a positive, they can just call in, which is laughable. The fall will be the same way if sanctions are not given when you see teams violating. I think the commissioner is doing a great job, but got to get more stringent on protocols and not leave it up to schools.
Which is why it's even more confusing that Grambling would also cancel the TxSU game when you both have common open dates (April 10th). I just think, if Grambling was still in the hunt for a SWAC title they would have rescheduled the TxSU game.AAMU has no more open dates between now and the end of the season to reschedule that game.
I've said before. I'll say it again...we shouldn't have been playing spring football in the first place.
I'm not disagreeing with you. I don't understand why AAMU and Valley couldn't have played either. As for TSU and Grambling, that would have been a TSU home game. I have no idea how all of this is supposed to work during the spring, but I still say that TSU ultimately agreed to this game being canceled as well.Which is why it's even more confusing that Grambling would also cancel the TxSU game when you both have common open dates (April 10th). I just think, if Grambling was still in the hunt for a SWAC title they would have rescheduled the TxSU game.
The SWAC front office would rather have AAMU and Valley sit around with 3-4 weeks off before our next game than to do something about it. It's cheating the kids who put the time and preparation into having a season. That's who I really feel bad for.
The SWAC could have Valley/AAMU play this weekend (like they also could have done last weekend) and that would open up our schedule again to play Grambling on 24 April, and give us our home game. But who am I kidding? The same front office that caters to the big3 and Alcorn scheduling, is gonna do a damn thing to help an Alabama school? Lol
As I told a couple of Gramblinites in a text tonight, if there is any silver lining in any of this, I glad the coaching situation happened now as opposed to it happening in the middle of an 11-game season.I guess that also means you would still have those 2 coaches on staff....
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The produce folk were infected and weren't using gloves or mask. 2 of them were sick - coughing, etc very symptomatic from what the HD later informed (non-english speaking). Peaches, plums, and pears in a non-refrigerated area. That is what got me and quite a few others, among other things.That was rare, if so. The virus Shelf life on objects is limited. I just recently returned to the grocery store after receiving the vaccine and still feel uncomfortable with fools not wearing their masks. We used Instacart for grocery shopping from Mar 2020 until earlier this month. We do not participate in gatherings. We have not attended or plan to attend any sporting events. We do everything virtually, wear our masks when we have to go out and maintain social distancing At all time.
You trying too hard.MF’s become so understanding when it’s bullshit coming out of that raggedy ass grambling.
Where the negative articles & headlines at???
Get’em A&M. Don’t let up. This is bullshit & they know it.
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Yea just like all schools ultimately agreed to alcorn canceling their games.I'm not disagreeing with you. I don't understand why AAMU and Valley couldn't have played either. As for TSU and Grambling, that would have been a TSU home game. I have no idea how all of this is supposed to work during the spring, but I still say that TSU ultimately agreed to this game being canceled as well.