[martyup]

Sounds like it's a good thing we have low attendance at our home games.  IMO, this process will make it even lower.

 And really, what does it achieve?  The overwhelming medical/scientific evidence is that outdoor transmission is very rare.  

Add to that, the CDC says that even if you are jabbed you can still spread the virus.  If that is true, then these checkpoints serve no purpose other than inconvenience fans.  Stanford has been trying to build back football attendance for years, so I sure hope that the decision to erect these "papers please" checkpoints came from outside the University.

[martyup]

Sounds like it's a good thing we have low attendance at our home games.  IMO, this process will make it even lower.

 And really, what does it achieve?  The overwhelming medical/scientific evidence is that outdoor transmission is very rare.  

Add to that, the CDC says that even if you are jabbed you can still spread the virus.  If that is true, then these checkpoints serve no purpose other than inconvenience fans.  Stanford has been trying to build back football attendance for years, so I sure hope that the decision to erect these "papers please" checkpoints came from outside the University.