Latest COVID numbers I'm hearing

[PacoGator19]

I'm a little reluctant to post this but its from a pretty reliable source. 25 student-athletes (not sure if they're all football players) and 24 staff members, are currently infected with the virus.
I putting this out there to see if anyone else has heard this

 

[Countygator1]

Wouldn't be surprised. It spreads fast. We will all eventually get it.

 

[SeaPA]

It's probably not any of the guys in your secondary

Wouldn't be surprised. It spreads fast. We will all eventually get it.

The DBs for both UF and FSU will almost certainly never get it; they've been doing an exceptional job of social distancing from receivers all season.

 

[ocalaman]

Thomas Goldkamp posted this article around noon today - https://247sports.com/college/flori...eak-clear-in-latest-testing-update-153310123/

 

[fsu939913]

I'm a little reluctant to post this but its from a pretty reliable source. 25 student-athletes (not sure if they're all football players) and 24 staff members, are currently infected with the virus.
I putting this out there to see if anyone else has heard this

I heard 31... Not sure how accurate but thats what someone said.

 

[GhostOfMatchesMalone]

I'm a little reluctant to post this but its from a pretty reliable source. 25 student-athletes (not sure if they're all football players) and 24 staff members, are currently infected with the virus.
I putting this out there to see if anyone else has heard this

Yep, a group of people all spending majority of their days together, it will spread fast among that group.

 

[GwinnettDawg]

Yep, a group of people all spending majority of their days together, it will spread fast among that group.

Pretty amazing for such a hoax

 

[fsu939913]

Pretty amazing for such a hoax

And yet all of them will be perfectly fine in 3 days.....

 

[Countygator1]

It's probably not any of the guys in your secondary


The DBs for both UF and FSU will almost certainly never get it; they've been doing an exceptional job of social distancing from receivers all season.

This is funny!!

 

[dmatt]

Wouldn't be surprised. It spreads fast. We will all eventually get it.

Just keep following the CDC Guidelines and you’ll be fine..Wash your hands. Social Distance and Wear the Damn Mask...

 

[ocalaman]

I haven't heard that any of the players or coaches who tested positive are actually sick or have significant symptoms. This is a virus. It's out there and is never going away. Life must go on. Protect the vulnerable, use common sense and get on with it.

 

[Countygator1]

Just keep following the CDC Guidelines and you’ll be fine..Wash your hands. Social Distance and Wear the Damn Mask...

I'm not worried, the majority of my friends had it and they were all fine. But I do want to be very respectful of those that are most vulnerable. I take precautions for them not me.

 

[GatorNation79]

It's probably not any of the guys in your secondary


The DBs for both UF and FSU will almost certainly never get it; they've been doing an exceptional job of social distancing from receivers all season.

Watching that group has been painful

 

[Jeff from Jax]

Paco,

You generally have your ear to the ground - what is Dan Mullen's status ?

"... He (Mullen) maintained that most of his players and coaches who had dealt with the virus had experienced only minor symptoms, himself included.

The Gators won't be at full strength, with at least one player testing positive as recently as Saturday, but coach Dan Mullen is confident his team will have enough players to make it work."

https://247sports.com/college/flori...-in-action-after-COVID-19-outbreak-153677507/

This is pretty much the only comment I've heard/read; seems like Mullen & most of the players will be on the sidelines Saturday against Missouri.

Don't know how well they will play; let's hope they are ready !

 

[Countygator1]

I'm wondering how prepared they will be to play with no practice for 2 weeks.

 

[fsumc]

I think you guys are screwed. Any team would be having to be locked out of your facilities for two weeks in the middle of the season. I’ll be surprised if you win this weekend. That’s not a cheap shot, your defense needs a ton of work and two weeks off and no practice isn’t going to help. Again, any team in your situation is not going to fare well.

 

[PacoGator19]

We had 6 more positive tests. I’ll be surprised if we even play all 10 games unless they extend the season.

 

[instaGATOR]

This was going to be a dead-end season from the beginning, way back in March when Spring was cancelled.

I'm just going to enjoy watching Gator sports and not worry about the W/L record or any championships.
Gator sports is just recreation, it's not really important in the world at large. JMOHO's of course.

 

[fsumc]

We had 6 more positive tests. I’ll be surprised if we even play all 10 games unless they extend the season.

Rivalry aside that is a shame if that happens. Losing or winning, just being able to watch your favorite team shouldn’t be taken for granted anymore.

 

[ocalaman]

I read that Missouri is down to 64 players for various reasons. This is a copy and paste from a Gainesville Sun article:
Thinned-out Tigers
The Tigers are down to 64 scholarship players for Saturday's game, 21 below the NCAA limit. The low number is the result of injuries, opt-outs and transfers.

Taking a page out of Mullen’s playbook, Missouri coach Eli Drinkwitz is not revealing any injury information this week for Saturday’s game.

“We’ll just play that game, too,” he said Tuesday.

It looks like a lot of teams are playing shorthanded this year due to Covid-19, players opting out and entering the transfer portal, plus injuries. It's good that games are being played, but this will probably be a throwaway year insofar as evaluating coaches and a lot of players. From what I've seen the Final 4 will be the same cast of characters - Clemson, Bama, Ohio State and a designated loser.

 

[Nicktheslick]

I read that Missouri is down to 64 players for various reasons. This is a copy and paste from a Gainesville Sun article:
Thinned-out Tigers
The Tigers are down to 64 scholarship players for Saturday's game, 21 below the NCAA limit. The low number is the result of injuries, opt-outs and transfers.

Taking a page out of Mullen’s playbook, Missouri coach Eli Drinkwitz is not revealing any injury information this week for Saturday’s game.

“We’ll just play that game, too,” he said Tuesday.

It looks like a lot of teams are playing shorthanded this year due to Covid-19, players opting out and entering the transfer portal, plus injuries. It's good that games are being played, but this will probably be a throwaway year insofar as evaluating coaches and a lot of players. From what I've seen the Final 4 will be the same cast of characters - Clemson, Bama, Ohio State and a designated loser.

So you think UGA makes it?

 

[TEBOW TIME]

Has anyone of the players who might have tested positive?