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Why does he need to represent a university after doing that to a handicapped kid? Certainly fair for Alumni to feel both ways on the issue

Not applicable, try harder next time.

USHL...yah I suppose but nobody gives a F. This is the best collegiate program in the country and a full ride scholarship. If you arent absolutely appalled at what he did, then you are as big of piece of !@#$ as he is or was.

This looks awful for the program. Really, really awful look.

At this current time I think the positivity rate would be the same whether they tested 1000 or 5000 people. The virus is out there.

Looks like all the midwest states are getting hit at the same time. Crazy coinkidink.

Of course Brad makes sure to add in at the end of the article how many great, heroic things the hockey team is doing to fight racism. Like a good boy.

Of course....

Do all the polls you want. Two words: Electoral College.

Ironic

Also, the least you could so is spell C.J.'s name correctly.

Go away. Follow the Central Washington board now and bitch about their program.

If you think it applies then it might.

It has nothing to do with Otis.

The definition of a close contact is also still the same — coming within six feet of the infected person for a cumulative 15 minutes or more, he said. https://www.grandforksherald.com/newsmd/coronavirus/6681850-COVID-contact-tracers-Were-not-out-to-get-anybody

If they can't catch or get dinged up constantly then they won't play. That much is proven.

Once again, not sure what to tell you but those were & are the criteria. If you want to cling to CDC you can do that.

I don't know what to tell you but apparently the article didn't do it for you. Or you haven't spoke to a coach.

That may be. But ND was going by cumulative for awhile

Here is one article stating it https://www.kvrr.com/2020/09/03/fargo-north-notifies-parents-of-student-with-covid-19/

It was always cumulative.

https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/testing/tracker/overview Does anybody else notice that the midwest states just happen to be getting hammered all at the same time? Iowa isn't even testing very much.

I showed you guys the link to which state's are testing and the ratio that comes with it. This is so stupid.

Somebody smarter than me explain if I am seeing this correctly - https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/testing/tracker/overview Basically, the midwest states are all getting hammered right now - correct? If ND tested less they would have less positives, correct? Look at how much testing some other states are doing comparatively........