When I said through winter I meant with intense lockdowns. Hell, it could be around forever.
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Maybe the secret is a consistently competitive pro team and artery clogging cheese. Delicious, delicious life shortening cheese.
If we’re lucky, the cure is Spotted Cow
Would make sense, I looked into it this summer and their beer garden was closed. Must have been using it for storage.
High school basketball: Prepare for the worst
Realities of the pandemic will dictate when basketball starts — if it begins at all.
chicago.suntimes.com
Once again.
No Mike, it's not time to just accept what JB says. If you're in the business of helping kids, those shouldn't just give up and not fight. Shouldn't just give up on point out the hypocrisy of other states playing and other state insurance issues allowing those to play.
That may be the ultimate decision but I don't agree that everyone should lay down. Who says that they will play fall of 21? Or even spring/fall of 22? Our Lord and savior Fauci just this morning said that even with a vaccine, society cannot stop doing the public health measures we are doing now with social distancing and masks. Even with vaccine...forever. And we know the power he had and who listens to him (right or wrong, we know the position and influence he has). If the people advocating for kids don't keep fighting, regardless of what happens for this IHSA season, it could be a permanent thing. That's why you don't just throw your hands up and say oh well. Because if what the savior Fauci says goes, we may never have IHSA football and basketball again, never have sports with crowds, or a big wedding, proper funeral services, a real graduation, a real school education and college experience due to not ever stopping the social distancing and masks with risks.
Best chance to ever play again is all these kids losing their Senior seasons to actually vote in April of 22 and if needed, November of 22. But this is also Illinois so....
Mike, works hard, but he's media so you know which way he leans. That said, generally he isn't completely biased either like the majority of big newspaper writers, but I kinda found this article out of touch. Who's he speaking to with this one? His audience highly made up of players, coaches, AD's, parents. During this whole thing players have been able to constantly adjust. They've learned to even play with a mask that hinders their breathing for crying out loud. Coaches? Do you know how coaches operate? They come up with solutions for everything. They prepare for everything. I know a group of coaches that came up with 5 different season plans depending on how this whole thing went down. I'm sure they considered a worst case scenario plan. No need for O'Brien to tell them. AD's aren't that much different from the coaches. Parents? You get a wide mix and range of personalities and mindsets from them. That said, even still you have many very aware of the situation. Some have adjusted and made moves. Heck, even the dad of Joliet's likely best player in the last 40 years orchestrated a move to a top prep school out of state. So its hard for me to comprehend who's he's trying to reach with this one.
