re: Masks in Tiger Stadium

^^sounds like a kafka nightmare

If it becomes an unenforceable problem, they'll simply stop allowing people to attend games. Don't be that guy. Wear the mask or stay home.

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Lots of ppl who can’t read data in this thread.

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Lots of ppl who can’t read data in this world.

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^sounds like a kafka nightmare

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Ok sure. Whatever the hell that means.

Prepare yourself......our pals at the NCAA and the SEC will shut down collegiate football this fall.

If there is a mask requirement at Tiger Stadium and you don’t want to wear one, don’t go. If you do go, and don’t play by their rules, you deserve whatever punishment you received. They set the rules, we dont...

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It cannot become an unenforceable problem, because a mask policy in the stadium during football games is inherently unenforceable.

Unless of course there will be no concessions or water allowed. However, they cannot have outdoor events in Louisiana in September (or anywhere, anytime really) without selling water or allowing people to bring it in. Once we start touching the masks and taking them off and on, how is that going to be enforced? The usher will watch you take a sip and then ask that you re-apply? What about tailgating all day? Does constantly touching and removing the masks with your hands not defeat the purpose of wearing them to begin with?

A mask policy in a venue the size of TS for a 4-hour event is nothing more than a virtue signal. "Look everyone, we're DOING SOMETHING" :eyeroll:

Its not about whether or not I personally want to wear a mask. No one wants to wear them. The point here is that this policy makes no sense unless your primary goal is to appease the Twitter mob.

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People have lost their minds. If this kind of tyranny is allowed to go on there will be no end to it

Let’s objectively review reality vs what you want to have happen.

I love this sentiment that the stadium will be full. I really do.

But let’s live in reality - You aren't getting 103k in Tiger Stadium on 9/5 for UT-San Antonio. Sorry. Even if there was no virus, you'd have trouble giving away those tickets. 9/12 against Texas? Sure.

Either way -- anyone thinking that the stadium will be at full capacity on 9/5 or 9/12 is deluded. We are in Phase 2 until July 25th at the earliest, but we're going to have 100k in Tiger Stadium 40 days later?

This isn't a commentary on freedoms, or the constitution, or politics -- it's mostly a commentary on using logic and reason. Governments at every level shut literally everything down for going on 110 days...you really think they are all going to say "whelp, nevermind, everyone just go back to what you were doing before"? Prepare yourself for the reality, and then maybe you'll be surprised at the end result. We shut down ALL sports in America because of a single positive test from one NBA player. But we're going to reopen 100k person stadiums in <2 months, while the virus that shut everything down is still spreading?

We have restaurants closing for 2-3 days for cleaning because of one staff member getting a positive test. But y’all think that in September 100k are going to be in the stadium?

I just can’t see it.

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I just can’t see it.

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Oh, it won't happen I am under no delusions. I expect the entire season to be cancelled outright, for the reasons you outlined.

But that doesn't really have anything to do with a full-stadium mask policy being nonsensical or impracticable, which is what this thread was discussing.