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Back to Top Andrew Ruck General User Member Since: 12/22/2004 Location: Columbus, OH Post Count: 4,879 Status: Offline     RE: Basketball housing    Posted: 1/19/2022 10:30:34 AM  In a weird way, the deeper into the season we go with our top guys not getting Covid the more nervous I get. Would feel much better if most of them already had it by the time March hits...Would hate to have an outbreak at the wrong time. Am I saying I hope they get Covid, of course not. But if you're under the mindset that everyone is going to get Omicron, it makes you wonder if this is the best strategy right now. Andrew Ruck B.B.A. 2003 Back to Top mf279801 General User Member Since: 8/6/2010 Location: Newark, DE Post Count: 2,461 Status: Offline     RE: Basketball housing    Posted: 1/19/2022 1:53:53 PM  Andrew Ruck wrote: In a weird way, the deeper into the season we go with our top guys not getting Covid the more nervous I get. Would feel much better if most of them already had it by the time March hits...Would hate to have an outbreak at the wrong time. Am I saying I hope they get Covid, of course not. But if you're under the mindset that everyone is going to get Omicron, it makes you wonder if this is the best strategy right now. Maybe I知 just being cynical (or clever), but based on what I知 seeing in the article (the athletes in the hotel all lives on campus, students living on campus have to undergo regular testing even if asymptomatic, the MAC does NOT require regular asymptomatic testing for vaccinated athletes), this isn稚 being done to keep the hotel-Ed athletes from being exposed to COVID so much as it is to keep them from weekly screening/asymptomatic testing (thus keeping them from being pulled into COVID protocols and quarantine for an asymptomatic infection). Am i reading thisbincorrectly? Back to Top shabamon General User Member Since: 11/17/2006 Location: Cincinnati Post Count: 6,434 Status: Offline     RE: Basketball housing    Posted: 1/19/2022 2:10:46 PM  mf279801 wrote: Andrew Ruck wrote: In a weird way, the deeper into the season we go with our top guys not getting Covid the more nervous I get. Would feel much better if most of them already had it by the time March hits...Would hate to have an outbreak at the wrong time. Am I saying I hope they get Covid, of course not. But if you're under the mindset that everyone is going to get Omicron, it makes you wonder if this is the best strategy right now. Maybe I知 just being cynical (or clever), but based on what I知 seeing in the article (the athletes in the hotel all lives on campus, students living on campus have to undergo regular testing even if asymptomatic, the MAC does NOT require regular asymptomatic testing for vaccinated athletes), this isn稚 being done to keep the hotel-Ed athletes from being exposed to COVID so much as it is to keep them from weekly screening/asymptomatic testing (thus keeping them from being pulled into COVID protocols and quarantine for an asymptomatic infection). Am i reading thisbincorrectly? Possibly, but the athletes who live on campus have a campus address. I wouldn't think that exempts them from regular testing just because they're currently "living" at the Fairfield Inn. Back to Top Pataskala General User Member Since: 7/8/2010 Location: At least six feet away from anybody else Post Count: 9,306 Status: Offline     RE: Basketball housing    Posted: 1/19/2022 2:44:46 PM  shabamon wrote: mf279801 wrote: Andrew Ruck wrote: In a weird way, the deeper into the season we go with our top guys not getting Covid the more nervous I get. Would feel much better if most of them already had it by the time March hits...Would hate to have an outbreak at the wrong time. Am I saying I hope they get Covid, of course not. But if you're under the mindset that everyone is going to get Omicron, it makes you wonder if this is the best strategy right now. Maybe I知 just being cynical (or clever), but based on what I知 seeing in the article (the athletes in the hotel all lives on campus, students living on campus have to undergo regular testing even if asymptomatic, the MAC does NOT require regular asymptomatic testing for vaccinated athletes), this isn稚 being done to keep the hotel-Ed athletes from being exposed to COVID so much as it is to keep them from weekly screening/asymptomatic testing (thus keeping them from being pulled into COVID protocols and quarantine for an asymptomatic infection). Am i reading thisbincorrectly? Possibly, but the athletes who live on campus have a campus address. I wouldn't think that exempts them from regular testing just because they're currently "living" at the Fairfield Inn. Agree. My argument (if I had to make one) would be that because the University is requiring them to live at the Fairfield Inn, their rooms at the Inn are de facto on-campus housing, so they should have to meet the testing requirements for on-campus students. As for the cost, the Athletics Dept could keep it out of the budget by giving Fairfield free advertising at the Convo, Peden and elsewhere. Don't know if they're doing that but it would help make it a non-issue. We will get by. We will get by. We will get by. We will survive. Back to Top rpbobcat General User Member Since: 4/28/2006 Location: Rochelle Park, NJ Post Count: 3,547 Status: Offline     RE: Basketball housing    Posted: 1/19/2022 2:52:59 PM  I had posted about the NCAA recommending schools follow CDC protocols. I believe that would be a 5 day isolation if you test positive. Then done. Does anyone know if that's what the MAC is doing ? Back to Top Kevin Finnegan General User Member Since: 2/4/2005 Location: Rockton, IL Post Count: 1,115 Status: Offline     RE: Basketball housing    Posted: 1/19/2022 4:38:05 PM  rpbobcat wrote: I had posted about the NCAA recommending schools follow CDC protocols. I believe that would be a 5 day isolation if you test positive. Then done. Does anyone know if that's what the MAC is doing ? This is only partially true. At our school, we are now at the 5 day isolation calendar, but there is a slight twist. After the 5 days of isolation, you are to remain fully masked at all times from days 6-10 when around others. For us, that means having students eat in isolation from days 6-10 because this is the one time they are unmasked in the building. If the MAC were to follow the CDC guidelines, that would mean that the players, while in days 6-10, would have to play wearing a mask. Would that be something players are willing to do or the school/conference were to require? Back to Top MonroeClassmate General User Member Since: 8/31/2010 Post Count: 2,042 Status: Offline     RE: Basketball housing    Posted: 1/19/2022 5:09:22 PM  Five days before mingling BUT that doesn't mean on the 6th day an athlete should be guarding the opponent's top scorer. It is prudent to ease back into the routine of strenuous activity after having symptoms or a delay in getting back to peak performance is possible or worse. Clearly, Miles Brown was out longer than 5 days and hopefully the trainers had him easing back into the activity it takes to be an NCAA D1 player. Back to Top rpbobcat General User Member Since: 4/28/2006 Location: Rochelle Park, NJ Post Count: 3,547 Status: Offline     RE: Basketball housing    Posted: 1/20/2022 7:27:10 AM  There's an article in today's The Post about O.U. changing its covid isolation protocols to follow the CDC. Test positive,5 days isolation. According to article that covers the period when a person could be contagious. The article doesn't mention masking after that. O.U. has also never clarified whether, if a person does test positive, they have to continue to be tested every week. Its a conundrum because, according recent "in services" my wife has had at her hospital, a person can test positive for up to 12 weeks, vaxed or not. Back to Top Joe McKinley General User Member Since: 11/15/2004 Post Count: 485 Status: Offline     RE: Basketball housing    Posted: 1/20/2022 8:21:51 AM  What's up with the budget numbers in the Athens News? I saw a WOUB article from June with a 2021 university budget forecast for expenses/transfers totaling $695 million -- far more than the amount reported. Instead of athletics representing 8% of expenses, it would be less than 3% if I calculated correctly. If I were managing athletics budgets, I would certainly look at cost/benefit for moving some of the players to a more isolated setting. Business disruption does have financial impact. So the question is, does this risk mitigation strategy make sense. And, is it worth a bit of criticism to implement. Back to Top shabamon General User Member Since: 11/17/2006 Location: Cincinnati Post Count: 6,434 Status: Offline     RE: Basketball housing    Posted: 1/20/2022 8:28:32 AM  Joe McKinley wrote: What's up with the budget numbers in the Athens News? I saw a WOUB article from June with a 2021 university budget forecast for expenses/transfers totaling $695 million -- far more than the amount reported. Instead of athletics representing 8% of expenses, it would be less than 3% if I calculated correctly. If I were managing athletics budgets, I would certainly look at cost/benefit for moving some of the players to a more isolated setting. Business disruption does have financial impact. So the question is, does this risk mitigation strategy make sense. And, is it worth a bit of criticism to implement. If the men's basketball budget or at worst, the athletics department budget incurs all the cost of putting players in a hotel, I can't see the criticism from a financial standpoint. Now, if as suggested above, the move is to circumvent an asymptomatic testing requirement, you might have an ethics criticism. It would seem the team would be exploiting a loophole in campus testing protocols. But if the move does not present additional health risk to the players or others in the community, I can't see that criticism either. Back to Top rpbobcat General User Member Since: 4/28/2006 Location: Rochelle Park, NJ Post Count: 3,547 Status: Offline     RE: Basketball housing    Posted: 1/20/2022 9:35:18 AM  Joe McKinley wrote: What's up with the budget numbers in the Athens News? I saw a WOUB article from June with a 2021 university budget forecast for expenses/transfers totaling $695 million -- far more than the amount reported. Instead of athletics representing 8% of expenses, it would be less than 3% if I calculated correctly. If I were managing athletics budgets, I would certainly look at cost/benefit for moving some of the players to a more isolated setting. Business disruption does have financial impact. So the question is, does this risk mitigation strategy make sense. And, is it worth a bit of criticism to implement. There was an article in The Post last Friday (1/14/22) that at the most recent Board of Trustees meeting ,O.U. projected a $36 M "positive operating budget" for 2022. That should provide funds for something like this. And,(cough, cough) buying out a certain coach's contract. :-) Back to Top Ohio Pilot General User Member Since: 9/5/2010 Post Count: 499 Status: Offline     RE: Basketball housing    Posted: 1/20/2022 10:37:13 AM  rpbobcat wrote: There's an article in today's The Post about O.U. changing its covid isolation protocols to follow the CDC. Test positive,5 days isolation. According to article that covers the period when a person could be contagious. The article doesn't mention masking after that. O.U. has also never clarified whether, if a person does test positive, they have to continue to be tested every week. Its a conundrum because, according recent "in services" my wife has had at her hospital, a person can test positive for up to 12 weeks, vaxed or not. You are exempt from testing if you have tested positive in the last 90 days according to the university. Last Edited: 1/20/2022 10:37:59 AM by Ohio Pilot Back to Top rpbobcat General User Member Since: 4/28/2006 Location: Rochelle Park, NJ Post Count: 3,547 Status: Offline     RE: Basketball housing    Posted: 1/20/2022 10:40:10 AM  Ohio Pilot wrote: You are exempt from testing if you have tested positive in the last 90 days according to the university. Thanks Back to Top giacomo General User Member Since: 11/20/2007 Post Count: 2,688 Status: Offline     RE: Basketball housing    Posted: 1/21/2022 10:13:35 AM  Regarding the hotel stay, the Fairfield Inn is likely a ghost town these days. They would be happy to get some revenue, albeit reduced, for some period of time. I知 certain we are paying, just some negotiated rate. Back to Top Showing Replies:   1 - 15  of 15 Posts Jump to Page:   1 View Other 'Ohio Basketball' Topics                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               WHO'S ONLINE There are 266 Active Visitors on BobcatAttack.com 264 Guests 2 Registered Users:   colobobcat66, D.A. There are no other users looking at this page.

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