Former Notre Dame coach and ESPN analyst Lou Holtz says he has COVID-19
Holtz, 83, has previously compared playing college football in the middle of a pandemic to the World War II storming of Normandy.
Lou Holtz says shut up and play
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I really wish all these top black prospects would get together and agree to go to Black schools. Most of these white coaches don't value their humanity in the slighest.
I kinda sorta feel bad cause i feel like i spoke this into existence. I should say something encouraging...
Nah, I'm good.
Nah, I'm good.
Meanwhile, virus record in Ohio today and 9 Indiana coming to 3 Ohio State at Noon. We going to be at 300,000 cases daily and they still going to be playing these fucking games. 
Fuck it! Finish the year off strong!
You ol bastard! The universe sees you! Go fuck yourself!
What the fcuk is up with this dudes voice?!?! He sounds like he would sound better if he blew his nose!
YO! My man... Say; 'Suffering succotash'!!!
Everybody wants to sacrifice somebody else's kids until it is THEIR kids!!! Storming the beach of Normandy... How many senator sons did you see there?
YO! My man... Say; 'Suffering succotash'!!!
Everybody wants to sacrifice somebody else's kids until it is THEIR kids!!! Storming the beach of Normandy... How many senator sons did you see there?
@gene cisco
"Alabama coach Nick Saban tests positive for COVID-19 ahead of Auburn game" https://twitter.com/i/events/1331640608868364289?s=09
See what I'm saying?
This thing is so damn new and evil
First these fools hate on SCIENTISTS and doctors and experts and people being extremely cautious
But any little crumb they feel gives them any space to spout off?
THAT IS THE SCIENCE they believe
Remember early SCIENTISTS thought you can only get the virus ONCE?
we been proven that aint true.
Now what these fools missing?
Ok you don't want the vaccine
But who gonna PAY for your treatment?
Cause that orange tumor in chief was out here trying his best to destroy obamacare and have these pharmaceutical companies out here wild.
So wtf these the virus aint that bad folks gonna do now?
Sidebar...
When these fools continue dismiss RELIABLE science?
They disrespecting all these essential medical workers they supposedly respect so much too.
"Alabama coach Nick Saban tests positive for COVID-19 ahead of Auburn game" https://twitter.com/i/events/1331640608868364289?s=09
See what I'm saying?
This thing is so damn new and evil
First these fools hate on SCIENTISTS and doctors and experts and people being extremely cautious
But any little crumb they feel gives them any space to spout off?
THAT IS THE SCIENCE they believe
Remember early SCIENTISTS thought you can only get the virus ONCE?
we been proven that aint true.
Now what these fools missing?
Ok you don't want the vaccine
But who gonna PAY for your treatment?
Cause that orange tumor in chief was out here trying his best to destroy obamacare and have these pharmaceutical companies out here wild.
So wtf these the virus aint that bad folks gonna do now?
Sidebar...
When these fools continue dismiss RELIABLE science?
They disrespecting all these essential medical workers they supposedly respect so much too.
Man, it's like it's 1996 and they running around like PAC.
"MOB....Money over bitches!!!" Didn't you notice during the first lockdown when everyone was fighting to be an 'essential' business? Sports is just an extension of that shit. We're really going to be having these updates until AFTER these greedy fuckers have their college football playoffs and NFL has its superbowl. Meanwhile, we will be at 300k cases and Best Buy will be an essential business and Bars bitching about closing at 10pm.
I brought it up in the official Covid thread up here, even the people who follow science and think they safe ain't really bout it. 90 percent of them don't follow that shit for friends and family. To me, 90 percent of America is a fucking joke. From this pro sports shit all the way down to folks seeing loved ones and then like
"But muh followed all the rules!" No, science don't stop with family and friends dumb ass. It don't stop with gathering size.Those of us who are overly cautious just have to constantly look around and shake our heads man. From this sports shit to retail to bars to friend/family. All we can do is
with each story.
Man, it's like it's 1996 and they running around like PAC.
We're really going to be having these updates until AFTER these greedy fuckers have their college football playoffs and NFL has its superbowl. Meanwhile, we will be at 300k cases and Best Buy will be an essential business and Bars bitching about closing at 10pm.
I brought it up in the official Covid thread up here, even the people who follow science and think they safe ain't really bout it. 90 percent of them don't follow that shit for friends and family. To me, 90 percent of America is a fucking joke. From this pro sports shit all the way down to folks seeing loved ones and then like
Those of us who are overly cautious just have to constantly look around and shake our heads man. From this sports shit to retail to bars to friend/family. All we can do is
Let me CORRECT myself
Saban tested positive and then took like 10 more to get a negative so i don't know the specifics
But my point still remains money access influence power is at play here
Not concern for those kids.
Dog those tests are practically scrambling your brains and he took ten more just to get a negative?!?!? This motherfcuker getting voluntary lobotomies just to prove a point?
Here's the thing...
we do NOT even know the LEVEL of tests this guy can afford
and for how MUCH they paying Saban?
Its worth it.
the REAL QUESTION?
Ask these parents and these kids doing it for FREE if its worth it to THEM?
@gene cisco
See?
ALL THE SO CALLED NFL INSIDERS SWORE THIS GAME WOULD BE PLAYED...
that the NFL ONLY cares about money..
which they DO
but even the NFL seeing the real.
www.espn.com
See?
ALL THE SO CALLED NFL INSIDERS SWORE THIS GAME WOULD BE PLAYED...
that the NFL ONLY cares about money..
which they DO
but even the NFL seeing the real.
Ravens-Steelers now Sunday; staffer disciplined
The Ravens-Steelers game has been moved from Thanksgiving night to Sunday at 1:15 p.m. ET, the NFL announced Wednesday.
Baltimore Ravens' game against Pittsburgh Steelers moved as team disciplines staffer
The Thanksgiving night game between the Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers has been moved to Sunday, the NFL announced Wednesday.
Kickoff is set for 1:15 p.m. ET, and the game will be broadcast nationally by NBC.
The decision came after the COVID-19 outbreak among the Ravens worsened, and it prompted an angry response from Steelers players.
Baltimore added three more players -- offensive linemen Patrick Mekari and Matt Skura and defensive end Calais Campbell -- to the reserve/COVID-19 list Wednesday. The Ravens now have seven players who tested positive or have been identified as close contacts, a group that has totaled 2,127 snaps this season.
The Ravens issued a statement later Wednesday, saying an unnamed staff member has been disciplined "for conduct surrounding the recent COVID-19 cases that have affected players and staff at the Ravens." The team did not provide additional details.
The NFL decided to postpone the game because it wants to use the rest of the week to conduct more testing and contact tracing, a source told ESPN's Dan Graziano. The announcement came about 31 hours before the scheduled kickoff.
"This decision was made out of an abundance of caution to ensure the health and safety of players, coaches and game day personnel and in consultation with medical experts," the NFL said in a statement.
The outbreak has been widespread in Baltimore, where members of the Ravens' coaching staff and support staff have also tested positive.
"We appreciate the NFL for its diligence in working closely with us to ensure the well-being of players, coaches and staff from both the Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers organizations," the Ravens said in an earlier statement.
This is the second time the Steelers' schedule has been affected by COVID-19. Their Week 4 game against the Tennessee Titans was moved to Week 7 because of an outbreak in the Titans organization. The first Ravens matchup was then moved from Week 7 to the Steelers' originally scheduled bye on Week 8, and the Week 4 postponement became Pittsburgh's de facto bye week.
This time, the Steelers lose their mini-bye week with the Thanksgiving game being moved to Sunday.
The Steelers will not host fans for Sunday's game because new orders and advisories from the state of Pennsylvania regarding limits on outdoor gatherings go into effect Friday. Only friends and family of players and the organization will be allowed in the seating bowl for a full capacity at Heinz Field of 2,500, including coaches and players.
Steelers wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster tweeted within minutes of Wednesday's announcement of the rescheduled game, expressing his disappointment.
Sources told ESPN that the Steelers will have a players day off Thursday after practicing Wednesday. Coach Mike Tomlin had planned to give his players off until next Wednesday after the Thanksgiving game, but those plans have changed.
"We feel like we have a really good handle on exactly when the transmission occurred and how it occurred," Dr. Allen Sills, the NFL's chief medical officer, told NFL Network on Wednesday. "I think that we feel like we're a couple of days away from being out of that window of vulnerability for that transmission event."
This marks the 13th NFL game that has been postponed or moved this season because of coronavirus-related issues, but it is the first postponement since Week 5. Three weeks ago, the San Francisco 49ers played against the Green Bay Packers on Thursday night even though they had placed four players on the reserve/COVID-19 list.
Earlier Wednesday, some Ravens players expressed concern about playing.
"Player safety ... what a joke," Ravens defensive end Derek Wolfe tweeted.
This is the first time since 2005 that the NFL will have only two games played on Thanksgiving.
The Ravens' outbreak began hours after Sunday's 30-24 overtime loss to the Titans, when the team learned running backs J.K. Dobbins and Mark Ingram had tested positive. Nose tackle Brandon Williams was later identified as a high-risk close contact.
On Monday, Baltimore closed its facility in the morning before reopening in the afternoon, when the team held a walk-through. A day later, the Ravens shut down the facility again after more positive tests and conducted all team activities virtually. Outside linebacker Pernell McPhee became the fourth Baltimore player added to the reserve/COVID-19 list in two days.
The postponement of Baltimore's Thanksgiving game to Sunday means a quick turnaround. The Ravens are set to host the Dallas Cowboys on Thursday, Dec. 3. The Cowboys will have a full week to recover after playing on Thanksgiving, but Baltimore will play on three days' rest.
The Ravens could enter that game short-handed. Any players who test positive must quarantine for at least 10 days.
The Steelers, who are 10-0 for the first time in franchise history, can clinch a playoff berth with a victory over Baltimore and losses by the Miami Dolphins and Las Vegas Raiders. The Ravens (6-4) are looking to avoid their first three-game losing streak with Lamar Jackson as their starting quarterback.
www.espn.com
The Thanksgiving night game between the Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers has been moved to Sunday, the NFL announced Wednesday.
Kickoff is set for 1:15 p.m. ET, and the game will be broadcast nationally by NBC.
The decision came after the COVID-19 outbreak among the Ravens worsened, and it prompted an angry response from Steelers players.
Baltimore added three more players -- offensive linemen Patrick Mekari and Matt Skura and defensive end Calais Campbell -- to the reserve/COVID-19 list Wednesday. The Ravens now have seven players who tested positive or have been identified as close contacts, a group that has totaled 2,127 snaps this season.
The Ravens issued a statement later Wednesday, saying an unnamed staff member has been disciplined "for conduct surrounding the recent COVID-19 cases that have affected players and staff at the Ravens." The team did not provide additional details.
The NFL decided to postpone the game because it wants to use the rest of the week to conduct more testing and contact tracing, a source told ESPN's Dan Graziano. The announcement came about 31 hours before the scheduled kickoff.
"This decision was made out of an abundance of caution to ensure the health and safety of players, coaches and game day personnel and in consultation with medical experts," the NFL said in a statement.
The outbreak has been widespread in Baltimore, where members of the Ravens' coaching staff and support staff have also tested positive.
"We appreciate the NFL for its diligence in working closely with us to ensure the well-being of players, coaches and staff from both the Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers organizations," the Ravens said in an earlier statement.
This is the second time the Steelers' schedule has been affected by COVID-19. Their Week 4 game against the Tennessee Titans was moved to Week 7 because of an outbreak in the Titans organization. The first Ravens matchup was then moved from Week 7 to the Steelers' originally scheduled bye on Week 8, and the Week 4 postponement became Pittsburgh's de facto bye week.
This time, the Steelers lose their mini-bye week with the Thanksgiving game being moved to Sunday.
The Steelers will not host fans for Sunday's game because new orders and advisories from the state of Pennsylvania regarding limits on outdoor gatherings go into effect Friday. Only friends and family of players and the organization will be allowed in the seating bowl for a full capacity at Heinz Field of 2,500, including coaches and players.
Steelers wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster tweeted within minutes of Wednesday's announcement of the rescheduled game, expressing his disappointment.
Sources told ESPN that the Steelers will have a players day off Thursday after practicing Wednesday. Coach Mike Tomlin had planned to give his players off until next Wednesday after the Thanksgiving game, but those plans have changed.
"We feel like we have a really good handle on exactly when the transmission occurred and how it occurred," Dr. Allen Sills, the NFL's chief medical officer, told NFL Network on Wednesday. "I think that we feel like we're a couple of days away from being out of that window of vulnerability for that transmission event."
This marks the 13th NFL game that has been postponed or moved this season because of coronavirus-related issues, but it is the first postponement since Week 5. Three weeks ago, the San Francisco 49ers played against the Green Bay Packers on Thursday night even though they had placed four players on the reserve/COVID-19 list.
Earlier Wednesday, some Ravens players expressed concern about playing.
"Player safety ... what a joke," Ravens defensive end Derek Wolfe tweeted.
This is the first time since 2005 that the NFL will have only two games played on Thanksgiving.
The Ravens' outbreak began hours after Sunday's 30-24 overtime loss to the Titans, when the team learned running backs J.K. Dobbins and Mark Ingram had tested positive. Nose tackle Brandon Williams was later identified as a high-risk close contact.
On Monday, Baltimore closed its facility in the morning before reopening in the afternoon, when the team held a walk-through. A day later, the Ravens shut down the facility again after more positive tests and conducted all team activities virtually. Outside linebacker Pernell McPhee became the fourth Baltimore player added to the reserve/COVID-19 list in two days.
The postponement of Baltimore's Thanksgiving game to Sunday means a quick turnaround. The Ravens are set to host the Dallas Cowboys on Thursday, Dec. 3. The Cowboys will have a full week to recover after playing on Thanksgiving, but Baltimore will play on three days' rest.
The Ravens could enter that game short-handed. Any players who test positive must quarantine for at least 10 days.
The Steelers, who are 10-0 for the first time in franchise history, can clinch a playoff berth with a victory over Baltimore and losses by the Miami Dolphins and Las Vegas Raiders. The Ravens (6-4) are looking to avoid their first three-game losing streak with Lamar Jackson as their starting quarterback.
Ravens-Steelers now Sunday; staffer disciplined
The Ravens-Steelers game has been moved from Thanksgiving night to Sunday at 1:15 p.m. ET, the NFL announced Wednesday.
They wouldn’t have that problem if they just slowed down the testing
Whelp at Atlanta falcons to the list
They blame it on some goofball strength coach who don't like to fuck with masks.
NFL will play with fucking scabs like it's a strike season before they call shit off. Greed is a bitch man.
@playahaitian
Say man, why you forget to tell me these fools going hard for college basketball? 100+ games happened on Wednesday. I was clueless. There really are no fucks to give, I knew NBA is starting in a month, but forgot all about CB. Now you going to be extra busy as entire teams starting 5 go down with covid positive tests.
www.nytimes.com
Say man, why you forget to tell me these fools going hard for college basketball? 100+ games happened on Wednesday. I was clueless. There really are no fucks to give, I knew NBA is starting in a month, but forgot all about CB. Now you going to be extra busy as entire teams starting 5 go down with covid positive tests.
College Basketball Is Starting. Some Coaches Are Openly Asking Why. (Published 2020)
There will be 100-plus games happening on Wednesday, as health officials urge the rest of us not to travel while the coronavirus surges.
@playahaitian
Say man, why you forget to tell me these fools going hard for college basketball? 100+ games happened on Wednesday. I was clueless. There really are no fucks to give, I knew NBA is starting in a month, but forgot all about CB. Now you going to be extra busy as entire teams starting 5 go down with covid positive tests.
College Basketball Is Starting. Some Coaches Are Openly Asking Why. (Published 2020)
There will be 100-plus games happening on Wednesday, as health officials urge the rest of us not to travel while the coronavirus surges.
these parents..
I do NOT want to hear sh*t in a few years IF (and I really hope NOTHING happens)
they find out all this had lasting effects on these kids
WOW...
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Vandy's Sarah Fuller suits up, can make history
Kicker Sarah Fuller made the trip with Vanderbilt to Missouri for Saturday's game and, if she sees action, will become the first woman to play in a Power 5 football game.
Ravens-Steelers moved to Tue. due to outbreak
The Week 12 game between the Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers has been moved from Sunday to Tuesday, and Baltimore's Week 13 game against the Dallas Cowboys has been moved to Monday, Dec. 7.
@playahaitian
Say man, why you forget to tell me these fools going hard for college basketball? 100+ games happened on Wednesday. I was clueless. There really are no fucks to give, I knew NBA is starting in a month, but forgot all about CB. Now you going to be extra busy as entire teams starting 5 go down with covid positive tests.
College Basketball Is Starting. Some Coaches Are Openly Asking Why. (Published 2020)
There will be 100-plus games happening on Wednesday, as health officials urge the rest of us not to travel while the coronavirus surges.
Denial Isn’t Working Out for College Football
The coronavirus keeps infecting players and disrupting game schedules, but schools are acting as if the pandemic isn’t happening.
Facts! Mans is comparing service to the country to a form of entertainment. FOH
@gene cisco
Wow...
So BECAUSE of covid testing they discovered this
BUT here is the issue
He got tested last year for the same thing same test last year and NOTHING
So apparently covid did SOMETHING to his heart for the test to catch it
Bit thankfully he will be fine
Wow...
So BECAUSE of covid testing they discovered this
BUT here is the issue
He got tested last year for the same thing same test last year and NOTHING
So apparently covid did SOMETHING to his heart for the test to catch it
Bit thankfully he will be fine
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