Desantis opens Florida stadium for full capacity

[Commercecomet24]

http://https://news.yahoo.com/desant...175409399.html

Who'll be next?

[bulldawg28]

LSU, GA, or Alabama

[Mobile Bay]

LSU, GA, or Alabama

Kay is being more cautious than most southern governors. It will not be Alabama.

This shit has gotten political. But keep in mind, here in Alabama we have the best doctors and hospitals in the south. She is getting good advice.

It's just not time yet

[RocketDawg]

Kay is being more cautious than most southern governors. It will not be Alabama.

This shit has gotten political. But keep in mind, here in Alabama we have the best doctors and hospitals in the south. She is getting good advice.

It's just not time yet

Generally speaking, we here in Alabama (the Huntsville area at least) are doing really well with masking and other precautions. I went to Costco this afternoon and it was crowded, but not a single person was unmasked. Costco, and most other businesses and public places, are doing well, and the numbers show it.

That said, I played in a golf tournament yesterday at the Huntsville Country Club, and you'd think there was no pandemic at all. There were two to a cart, totally disregarding the governor's orders, and people, mostly young, were in the dining area closely packed and just having a good old time. I would have not played had I known there would be such total disregard of the mandate. As it was, the only time I went inside was a brief registration period, and was sharing a cart with one of my regular golf buddies who I know is being very careful.

[Homedawg]

Generally speaking, we here in Alabama (the Huntsville area at least) are doing really well with masking and other precautions. I went to Costco this afternoon and it was crowded, but not a single person was unmasked. Costco, and most other businesses and public places, are doing well, and the numbers show it.

That said, I played in a golf tournament yesterday at the Huntsville Country Club, and you'd think there was no pandemic at all. There were two to a cart, totally disregarding the governor's orders, and people, mostly young, were in the dining area closely packed and just having a good old time. I would have not played had I known there would be such total disregard of the mandate. As it was, the only time I went inside was a brief registration period, and was sharing a cart with one of my regular golf buddies who I know is being very careful.

So you shared a cart. But are criticizing others for doing the same.... ok gotcha. Makes sense. Maybe the others were only w their buddies too?

[RocketDawg]

So you shared a cart. But are criticizing others for doing the same.... ok gotcha. Makes sense. Maybe the others were only w their buddies too?

Perhaps most were, but it was still in violation of the state mandate. And they made no advance mention of the situation. Being a private club doesn't make it a safe environment.

[Dawg-gone-dawgs]

This shit has gotten political.

hahahahahahahahahaa "HAS gotten political"....HAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHHAA. IT WAS POLITICAL FROM THE START.

[RougeDawg]

hahahahahahahahahaa "HAS gotten political"....HAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHHAA. IT WAS POLITICAL FROM THE START.

Was hoping someone posted this. Anyone checked on Sweden lately?

[Jack Lambert]

I have a feeling that will happen in Miss and I will get screwed on my seats. Hell it is still showing I have a 1200.00 pledge for my two upper deck seats.

[Johnson85]

I have a feeling that will happen in Miss and I will get screwed on my seats. Hell it is still showing I have a 1200.00 pledge for my two upper deck seats.

I'm thinking not. Dobbs sounds like he's ready to shut down the state again because we have .017% of our population testing positive each day.

[Jack Lambert]

I'm thinking not. Dobbs sounds like he's ready to shut down the state again because we have .017% of our population testing positive each day.

That's not going to happen.

[Johnson85]

That's not going to happen.

It's not going to happen, but I'm not sure Dobbs doesn't want it to. Not sure what our hospital capacity looks like right now, but we are averaging around 500 confirmed cases a day. (Hard to say exactly because they did a dump in the past seven days that included some old results but they don't tell us when they are from or what percentage of the days total they represent.)

[StarkVegasSteve]

I'm thinking not. Dobbs sounds like he's ready to shut down the state again because we have .017% of our population testing positive each day.

Doom and Gloom Dobbs is a funny nickname, but my god this guy never seems like he has anything positive to say. We could have 4 cases total and the only thing he'd harp on is how those 4 people weren't properly distancing or wearing masks. He wouldn't even mention whether they were symptomatic or not. It's like he honestly expects a virus with no known cure to just suddenly stop spreading and just decide to go home.

[Cooterpoot]

If other states don't do it, (Especially Bama), SEC may not allow it.

[Jack Lambert]

If other states don't do it, (Especially Bama), SEC may not allow it.

The SEC doesn't have that kind of power to tell governors what to do.

[R2Dawg]

The SEC doesn't have that kind of power to tell governors what to do.

Sure they do. Stankey told the whole state of MS what to do multiple times. Now they don't have the right but somehow we gave them the power.

[RocketDawg]

That's not a wise decision, whether the SEC goes along with it or not.

[Cooterpoot]

The SEC doesn't have that kind of power to tell governors what to do.

They've got the power to tell the schools.

[Dolphus Raymond]

Lunacy. Trust science.

[Liverpooldawg]

The SEC doesn't have that kind of power to tell governors what to do.

They can flat tell their member institutions what to do.