Four MSU players test positive for COVID-19

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Originally Posted by Todd4State

Got my gloves and my N95 on but not over my nose.**

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LOL!!! I saw a lady come out of restaurant tonight get in her car by herself and put a mask on but not over her nose!!!

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Originally Posted by Commercecomet24

LOL!!! I saw a lady come out of restaurant tonight get in her car by herself and put a mask on but not over her nose!!!

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Can't be too careful

So here's an Alabama update. Just had a 1,014 case day out of 4,200 tests for yesterday. So just under 25% tested positive. Single worst day of percentages, total number, and every other conceivable measure over the last 2 months.

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Originally Posted by MetEdDawg

So here's an Alabama update. Just had a 1,014 case day out of 4,200 tests for yesterday. So just under 25% tested positive. Single worst day of percentages, total number, and every other conceivable measure over the last 2 months.

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What's hospitalization stats looking like?

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Originally Posted by msstate7

What's hospitalization stats looking like?

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New Hospitalizations have gone down as a percentage of total and as a numerical total. The percentage decreasing isn't surprising because increases in positive tests will outpace hospitalizations.

I'll be interested to see what the data looks like in about 4-7 days from these positive cases. If positive cases continue to remain high comparatively, but hospitalizations don't increase, means that COVID has a much more asymptomatic or lower % severe/manageable at home component to it than we already know it to have.

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Originally Posted by MetEdDawg

New Hospitalizations have gone down as a percentage of total and as a numerical total. The percentage decreasing isn't surprising because increases in positive tests will outpace hospitalizations.

I'll be interested to see what the data looks like in about 4-7 days from these positive cases. If positive cases continue to remain high comparatively, but hospitalizations don't increase, means that COVID has a much more asymptomatic or lower % severe/manageable at home component to it than we already know it to have.

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Unless there is a rash of hospitalizations the next 4-7 days it's going to be proven to be weaker like you said. Which is what appears to be happening. And why I think it's silly to assume that we are going to have 50% capacity this fall. We really should be at 100% in the fall if you ask me and if not the leaders are stupid.