Programs with Covid out of way have least practice/game interruption down the road
Im sure the mega power teams with a high exposure rates is a coincidence.
and remember that we know that young healthy people are at very minimal risk before dismissing
Replies to: Programs with Covid out of way have least practice/game interruption down the road
I suggest you read about the internal collateral and long term issues associated with Covid-19
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It's even worse for eating beef!
The consistent and ongoing increase in heart rate, and the elevated levels of stress hormones and of blood pressure, can take a toll on the body. This long-term ongoing stress can increase the risk for hypertension, heart attack or stroke.
This is a new virus. How can I read up on long term issues?
There are no studies or evidence, outside of anecdotal correlations, that can show COVID-19 might cause long term complications.
It certainly might but correlation doesn’t imply causation.
Start here
https://www.advisory.com/daily-briefing/2020/06/02/covid-health-effects
You didn’t the read the article did you?
Right off the bat.
“The new coronavirus and the disease it causes are still just months old, meaning researchers have not been able to study the disease's long-term effects on people.”
You miss the point.
The major win-at-all-cost ptograms are conveniently "getting it out of the eay early", and I am suspicious about it.
I make the point that these programs already know that coronavirus presents minimal risk to their players without other risk factors, and thus they are more likely to engage in this.
I would argue that since there are those with risk factors who are not known yet that the NCAA should simply cancel this season.
Also, there are the at risk contacts.
But lets not pretend that Coronavirus is a real threat to the low risk athletes-they already take a higher risk to their lives by simply playing D1 football.