[OutsiderFan]

Any recruit who wants to play in Oklahoma, with a Supreme Court allowing a Virus Spreading Death Cult event in a raging pandemic to not follow any CDC guidelines, is not a recruit with the judgment to be at Stanford. Tulsa County has the largest Covid-19 outbreak in the state and has a 140% case increase in the last week, but the elected fools in the state don't want to protect their citizens. Just recklessly idiotic.  How anyone would want to go to college in Oklahoma in the wake of this is beyond my comprehension.

Your point has validity but Tulsa is a long way from Norman. Kind of like comparing Fresno to Palo Alto.

Fair enough. It was still the Oklahoma Supreme Court that said no protections for the citizens are necessary. I can't even believe I can type that with it being the actual truth. SMH. CA hasn't had a gathering greater than a 100 people allowed since March, and Oklahoma says, let's bring more than 100x that many together with zero protections. Just unreal. I know this should be on Covid board, but it does highlight the poor judgment to attend Oklahoma instead of Stanford, IMO.

[OutsiderFan]

Any recruit who wants to play in Oklahoma, with a Supreme Court allowing a Virus Spreading Death Cult event in a raging pandemic to not follow any CDC guidelines, is not a recruit with the judgment to be at Stanford. Tulsa County has the largest Covid-19 outbreak in the state and has a 140% case increase in the last week, but the elected fools in the state don't want to protect their citizens. Just recklessly idiotic.  How anyone would want to go to college in Oklahoma in the wake of this is beyond my comprehension.

Your point has validity but Tulsa is a long way from Norman. Kind of like comparing Fresno to Palo Alto.

Fair enough. It was still the Oklahoma Supreme Court that said no protections for the citizens are necessary. I can't even believe I can type that with it being the actual truth. SMH. CA hasn't had a gathering greater than a 100 people allowed since March, and Oklahoma says, let's bring more than 100x that many together with zero protections. Just unreal. I know this should be on Covid board, but it does highlight the poor judgment to attend Oklahoma instead of Stanford, IMO.