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I think we draft a QB. Teddy starts to begin the season, but hands off the reins somewhere along the way and is thanked for his service and released after next season.

Running 4.6s wouldn't hurt him a bit.

Cam ran 4.59 at the Combine. I hope Lance runs. If he can legitimately run a 4.6 flat like they claim, he'll run. I don't think he can. I'm betting he'll have a "tight hamstring" or something at the Combine and throw but not participate in speed and agility drills

He's 30 pounds lighter than Cam. Anyone expecting him to run faster than Cam's 4.59 is gonna be disappointed. I think most scouts would probably be quite pleasantly surprised if he ran that fast.

Trey Lance is a redshirt sophomore. He's not going to the Senior Bowl.

Good. I especially like his non-apology apology. I'm not sorry for what I did, I'm just sorry you found out about it and got pissed off. "I recognize that my decision has disappointed many who believe it would have been better to spend Thanksgiving alone," Hancock said in a statement released by his office. "As a public official, whose conduct is rightly scrutinized for the message it sends to others, I apologize to the residents of Denver who see my decision as conflicting with the guidance to stay at home for all but essential travel. I made my decision as a husband and father, and for those who are angry and disappointed, I humbly ask you to forgive decisions that are borne of my heart and not my head."

The "do as I say not as I do" politicians absolutely need to be called out. https://www.cnn.com/2020/11/25/us/denver-mayor-thanksgiving-plans-trnd/index.html

There is no more lesson. The lesson is out there on full display. The COVID deniers are all in at this point. It's a fully emotional decision and not a rational one. Once something becomes religious or political it's fuging over. Logic no longer applies.

Alright, I gotta vent here for a minute... As I've already said, my Dad's side of the family (full blown Trumpers) are in the midst of an outbreak. Both of my uncles are symptomatic and positive and my grandmother is symptomatic but has had two negative tests but they assume she's almost certainly positive too. They're still having a family Thanksgiving. They're mad at us that we're not coming. It's no big deal! It's just the flu! Okay, for one it's NOT the fuging flu. Two, hell even if it was I still wouldn't go because I honestly don't feel like being sick with the fuging flu either. Anyway, these fuging morons are gonna have their very own super spreader event. Not a mask will be in sight. Symptomatic COVID carriers will intermingle with the currently uninfected and those people will go back to work next week. Sadly, I don't think this is at all an isolated event. Well, my family's over the fuging too idiocy might be, but yeah... holy fug poo is gonna get bad. /rant off

In other news, former UFC bantamweight champion Cody Garbrandt is suffering from long COVID symptoms. He's having ongoing kidney problems, blood clots, and brain fog. He recently had to pull out of an upcoming title fight due to the medical issues. He's 29 years old and in phenomenal condition.

I don't want COVID, but losing my sense of taste and smell over Thanksgiving would probably greatly benefit my dietary efforts.

My Dad's side of the family are pretty much all full blown Trumpers. COVID is a hoax, it's all political. They pretty much all have a host of risk factors - obesity, type 2 diabetes, etc. etc. You know, stereotypical Trumpers. Well, my uncle just tested positive. My other uncle has symptoms and so does my 81 year old lung cancer surviving grandmother who is the sweetest soul on earth but just has no backbone whatsoever and is a total follower. She was tested today, but I'm sure she's positive. I hope she survives but she has pretty every risk factor a person can possibly have. fug.

It's like that in a lot of places. I absolutely think we're building another bubble right now and it's why I sold. We're seeing a lot of pent up demand being released and it's not sustainable.

We're breaking daily new case records every day now. Latest numbers are just shy of six figures at 98k.

Someone in my mom's office tested positive today. Fauci said today that we may not see normalcy before 2022. Glad I sold that house...

I still think I likely had it back in February/March. My anti-body test at the end of April from National Jewish Hospital (one of the top respiratory hospitals in the nation) came back inconclusive. Basically I had some anti-bodies present but not enough to meet the threshold for a positive. I either had the rona or had another coronavirus based cold that produced very similar antibodies. No way to know for sure. I developed that nasty chest cold shortly after a trip to Seattle back when they were the epicenter.

Dan Forest is going all around NC campaigning. Not a mask in sight. He was in my hometown today. The local state senator was posting the pics. I'd say it would be hilarious if he got the rona except for the high likelihood that he would be a super spreader.

You're not making any sense. We find them by them dying?

Why do you think the majority of people are getting tested? It's not just for shots and giggles. These people are largely developing symptoms and seeking testing. The symptoms are new because they're newly sick - a.k.a. new cases. The dip in cases is directly correlated to fewer tests, it's not due to a smaller percentage of positive tests just like the increased number of tests months ago wasn't the primary cause of the rise of the number of cases since rates of positive tests also increased.

You can't be this dumb.

If you understand data the answer is right there in the link.

Remember when the increase in new cases was being blamed on more testing? Well, the data refuted that claim but here recently, the opposite has been true. The dip in new cases seems to be directly correlated to less testing. https://mobile.twitter.com/COVID19Tracking/status/1291140412711690240/photo/1

The mayor of Morganton is hospitalized with COVID. https://morganton.com/news/local/morganton-mayor-hospitalized-after-covid-19-diagnosis/article_2204c978-d76f-11ea-8701-07b0b1a19a8a.html#tracking-source=home-breaking

Probably not entirely, but certainly managed down to the point that contact tracing would have a fighting chance. Contract tracing really isn't all that useful for the population bad a whole when the virus is widespread.