LOL. Yet you're convinced that CBH is not providing the information and allowing players to make their own decision.
SIAP: Team Vax Rate?
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dang this is getting @AUPooch levels of bad bitty... what happened?
Are you done white knighting for snoodie poo? Or do you just plan to chat all day? Some of us have actual jobs.
Really? Other schools were able to make it a non issue. Why can’t Harsin accomplish the same?
No. Last year, if you fell below 53 players, you could choose to postpone but we're not forced to do so.
MSU was below the threshold against UGA, but chose to play. May have done the same against OM
Seriously wtf? There's not a week that goes by that a member here doesn't post about losing a loved one to it. There are currently no ICU beds available in AL because of it.
I get that you're probably sick of talking about it/dealing with it. I am too. But it's not "over" by a long shot
No one’s making you respond. Seems like maybe you’re just a little red in the face and trying to get the last word in.
No coach has made it a non issue, unless you are stating that they are taking a vaccine that will 100% prevent them from ever catching Covid. are you really trying to say this?
If you aren’t on parole for some spaz fest you’ve had, come show us how to “tailgate scuffle” for the UGA game.
Just accept that other coaches have done a better job to lower risks of players not having to sit out. They actually led their team to make the best decision for the team which is the best decision for 99.9% of players.
They’ve made the consequences of being below the 80% threshold a non issue. And being vaccinated makes covid about as much of a non issue as possible.
I find it hard to believe that a team with a 100% vax rate and a team with a ~50% vax rate are being shared the same information. That's a massive difference in practically identical populations
I'm fine with Hardin's approach. I don't view it as others have done a better job. He took this approach knowing it could make things less easy.
You can. The vaccines overwhelmingly limit the severity of covid. ICU beds across the country are filled to the brim with the unvaccinated, not the vaccinated. Pretty telling that your trying to steer this away from the SEC’s 80% threshold.
No, you said Covid is a non issue for other teams. Glad you understand now that that was an inaccurate post. How am I trying to steer away from the 80% threshold. I already said it will lead to more testing in this thread.
Clearly referring to those teams being cleared of regular testing. But also, teams with high vaccinations rates will see far fewer complications from covid in general. So really you’re wrong on all fronts. Oh well.
Last report I saw today said there are 0 available ICU beds in the state of Alabama. Can’t be right because @Barnballer just said this whole thing was completely over.
Do you have a job? It’s noon on a Thursday you fvcking loser 😂 you’ve been in this thread non stop all day. That can’t be healthy man. Get a life
Brilliant retort. Almost as if you got defensive after saying something really fvcking stupid 🤣
So, no job then? I feared this was the most likely outcome. Not surprising, but it is still disappointing.
Completely skirting the original conversation which is the disadvantage our team is at by not reaching the SEC’s vaccination threshold. A threshold that has been reached by many other teams.
Bro, I’m in college. I don’t care about COVID. I don’t know a single person that knows someone that has gotten COVID in the past 4 months.
When you were my age, it would’ve pissed you off to see grown ass men arguing every day over a virus that kills less than .05% of the population. It would’ve pissed you off more knowing COVID ruined half of your college experience.
who fvcking cares if another grown man gets vaccinated or not?
This thread delivers on so many fronts. Well done everyone. Except @Barnballer he's just outlandish.
When did I skirt that conversation? I've literally pointed multiple times that if we or anyone are below the threshold, it means more regular testing.
Nah, when 650,000 people are dead and most ICU beds on the country are full of COVID I probably would have refrained from completely moronic statements such as yours.
Glad we could clear up that you didn't know what you were talking about. Definitely not the first time
Nah. The problem surely didn’t lie with me. Run along clown. You’ve got a dozen posts in here that say absolutely nothing
Lol. Always chuckle watching a poster struggle with reality like you are currently doing
