Wisconsin has backups

SLOHusker

Sophomore
Aug 7, 2001
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They should play the game even if they have to run the waterboy out there. If this was a flu outbreak would a game be canceled? No. If a team just had bad luck with injuries would it be canceled? No. If players were ruled ineligible for any number of reasons. No. So play the game with whoever they have on the roster or beyond.
 

Huskerz99

Redshirt
Oct 27, 2019
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They should play the game even if they have to run the waterboy out there. If this was a flu outbreak would a game be canceled? No. If a team just had bad luck with injuries would it be canceled? No. If players were ruled ineligible for any number of reasons. No. So play the game with whoever they have on the roster or beyond.
We had a kicker who we pulled off the Club Soccer squad and he scored points.
 

SLOHusker

Sophomore
Aug 7, 2001
2,740
123
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In a university of 30,000 students they can field a team. They shouldn't get to duck out just because a starter has COVID-19.
 

jimmyjoseph

All-Conference
Jun 18, 2020
4,574
3,884
113
They should play the game even if they have to run the waterboy out there. If this was a flu outbreak would a game be canceled? No. If a team just had bad luck with injuries would it be canceled? No. If players were ruled ineligible for any number of reasons. No. So play the game with whoever they have on the roster or beyond.
#1 its an infectious disease
#2 this type of decision was agreed upon by all parties before the season began. why are we getting upset now after we agreed any school could do this?
 

NebChicago

Sophomore
Oct 14, 2009
3,565
141
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I mean Covid is kicking the states *** right now. It’s pretty big news here. Might not look good to play a game with known Covid positives while hospitals in WI are filling quickly
 

Redscarlet

Heisman
Jun 17, 2001
33,086
11,099
113
I mean Covid is kicking the states *** right now. It’s pretty big news here. Might not look good to play a game with known Covid positives while hospitals in WI are filling quickly

Save it...Wisky played Mertz knowing he was positive for Covid and still played..

Now What!
 

f00tball_fan

Junior
Aug 18, 2006
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I mean Covid is kicking the states *** right now. It’s pretty big news here. Might not look good to play a game with known Covid positives while hospitals in WI are filling quickly

Oh here we go again with the "hospitals are filling". I'll believe it when I see it.
 

f00tball_fan

Junior
Aug 18, 2006
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There have been hundreds of articles written in the past 7 months about being a couple weeks away from running out of hospital beds. Every time it has been false.

So........I'm going to venture a guess this is also another doomsdayer that wants everything shut down and trying to spread fear and panic for no reason whatsoever.
 

cornhead1

Freshman
Sep 13, 2007
2,820
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Last time I checked the game was to be played in Nebraska w/o fans. Why would hospitals in Wisconsin be relative?
 

WHCSC

All-Conference
Feb 4, 2002
10,806
3,619
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#2 this type of decision was agreed upon by all parties before the season began. why are we getting upset now after we agreed any school could do this?

I don't think there would be so much consternation about this if Wussconsin chose to forfeit this game instead of it being a no contest. That part was not agreed to before.
 

steinek11

All-Conference
Apr 18, 2004
13,517
1,253
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There have been hundreds of articles written in the past 7 months about being a couple weeks away from running out of hospital beds. Every time it has been false.

So........I'm going to venture a guess this is also another doomsdayer that wants everything shut down and trying to spread fear and panic for no reason whatsoever.
The head of c h i put out a video a couple weeks ago. Before covid even started he said it's never been unusual to have 90 to 95% occupancy in the ICU. It's the nature of hospitalization. It fluctuates . Even so, covid patients rarely take up more than 10% of the beds. People are dying that need help because they refused to go to the hospital as a result of their fear of covid.
 

timnsun

All-American
Jan 25, 2008
13,815
7,519
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#1 its an infectious disease
#2 this type of decision was agreed upon by all parties before the season began. why are we getting upset now after we agreed any school could do this?
Why do you persist in masquerading as a husker fan?