[M T]

"Health and safety protocols" for both Haley and Hannah according to the recap:

https://gostanford.com/news/2022/2/3/wom...twood.aspx

The fact that Jump traveled with the team and warmed up makes me think she will play at SC.  Jones was not at the UCLA game, was she?  She probably won't play at SC, then.

If Jump warmed up with the team, we can assume she was not quarantined or isolated.  Maybe she was recovering from being ill and not yet up to playing in a game.   Or maybe she had a concussion or something like that, unrelated to COVID.

Isn't it wonderful that the CDC reduced the (minimum) isolation for COVID to just 5 days and then everyone like the NCAA jumped on that as the limit of isolation?  And now, a challenge trial, using young adults, shows viable (culturable) virus from nasal swabs of infected subjects to 10 days after symptoms (12 days after inoculation with the virus), whether they were asymptomatic or not.  Frankly, I'll be impressed if the CDC follows the science and adjusts their recommendation for isolation.  But I'm not holding my breath.

[M T]

"Health and safety protocols" for both Haley and Hannah according to the recap:

https://gostanford.com/news/2022/2/3/wom...twood.aspx

The fact that Jump traveled with the team and warmed up makes me think she will play at SC.  Jones was not at the UCLA game, was she?  She probably won't play at SC, then.

If Jump warmed up with the team, we can assume she was not quarantined or isolated.  Maybe she was recovering from being ill and not yet up to playing in a game.   Or maybe she had a concussion or something like that, unrelated to COVID.

Isn't it wonderful that the CDC reduced the (minimum) isolation for COVID to just 5 days and then everyone like the NCAA jumped on that as the limit of isolation?  And now, a challenge trial, using young adults, shows viable (culturable) virus from nasal swabs of infected subjects to 10 days after symptoms (12 days after inoculation with the virus), whether they were asymptomatic or not.  Frankly, I'll be impressed if the CDC follows the science and adjusts their recommendation for isolation.  But I'm not holding my breath.