As an FYI, I deleted the middle finger post picture as soon as I found out about it...which was yesterday.
Just to think I provided a link with data that might help us understand what is going on rather than what the media is trying to feed us. I don't think that is political at all. I am not one to be divisive and don't really like to voice my political opinion.Depends on who you are,and what your views are.
What you posted was fine by me, what you experienced is not. That's the political/hypocritical part that I was referring to in my (now deleted) post. Some things are ok, some are not. Dr. Suess books are now not ok and being pulled from shelves...Oh, the horror.Just to think I provided a link with data that might help us understand what is going on rather than what the media is trying to feed us. I don't think that is political at all. I am not one to be divisive and don't really like to voice my political opinion.
My buddy's kid plays in the SCAC conference (Southwestern). They are not allowing ANY spectators at any sport. He tried to infiltrate the game last weekend but failed since the UPD blocked off the parking lots and there were too many "officials'' in the area because of baseball, lacrosse and softball games going on. I feel more sorry for them than myself.DD called yesterday and while we still don’t know logistics of her season or if they’ll allow spectators she mentioned that they do play in a public park so who is to stop parents from walking the track or taking the dogs for a walk. They’re about to let professional sports have dome spectators here so I’m thinking we might be ok
Since the fields are not part of campus we’re hoping that if the no spectator rule still applies once the season starts we’ll be able to at least view from a far. The fields are in a city park so we’ll seeMy buddy's kid plays in the SCAC conference (Southwestern). They are not allowing ANY spectators at any sport. He tried to infiltrate the game last weekend but failed since the UPD blocked off the parking lots and there were too many "officials'' in the area because of baseball, lacrosse and softball games going on. I feel more sorry for them than myself.
and again...without being political here...at least they are playing. At least they are on campus and getting some type of college experience...not everyone who worked to make it into a school and on a team is getting that chance.My buddy's kid plays in the SCAC conference (Southwestern). They are not allowing ANY spectators at any sport. He tried to infiltrate the game last weekend but failed since the UPD blocked off the parking lots and there were too many "officials'' in the area because of baseball, lacrosse and softball games going on. I feel more sorry for them than myself.
The college presidents and athletic directors who are playing politix with our kids and "keeping them safe" rather than following current science (and some common sense) and letting them play conference softball. This might be dumber but hey who knows there's lot's to choose from.I dont know what's dumber the no fans or this never ending dead period