[teejers1]

Yes, MT, as I have said before, I will believe this season when I see it.

One possible outcome, unfortunately, is that Santa Clara Country does the right thing as cases skyrocket and shuts our games down, while the health department for UConn (or Baylor, for that matter, where UConn has that road trip) lets things go.  If that happens, Geno could surpass Tara.

So I supposed we shouldn't get too excited. 

At least the 2021-22 season is beginning to look very good, after Fauci said that he expects the general public to have free access to several vaccine choices by summer.

Your "right thing" I call horse$hit.

The players will be fine in all events; take reasonable precautions for the competitors' travel, keep the adults/fans away, if necessary, and everyone should be fine.  Was it here or on the other site where someone said there was no example of transmission of virus in pool, gridiron, pitch, court or other sporting competition.  [Not sure the basis of such a statement - perhaps nothing firmly documented].  Regardless, the hoops season can be done with reasonable safety measures, and the SCC Bureaucrat should work towards that and not toward surrender.  Just my opinion.

[teejers1]

Yes, MT, as I have said before, I will believe this season when I see it.

One possible outcome, unfortunately, is that Santa Clara Country does the right thing as cases skyrocket and shuts our games down, while the health department for UConn (or Baylor, for that matter, where UConn has that road trip) lets things go.  If that happens, Geno could surpass Tara.

So I supposed we shouldn't get too excited. 

At least the 2021-22 season is beginning to look very good, after Fauci said that he expects the general public to have free access to several vaccine choices by summer.

Your "right thing" I call horse$hit.

The players will be fine in all events; take reasonable precautions for the competitors' travel, keep the adults/fans away, if necessary, and everyone should be fine.  Was it here or on the other site where someone said there was no example of transmission of virus in pool, gridiron, pitch, court or other sporting competition.  [Not sure the basis of such a statement - perhaps nothing firmly documented].  Regardless, the hoops season can be done with reasonable safety measures, and the SCC Bureaucrat should work towards that and not toward surrender.  Just my opinion.