Mr. O said:

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55Burgers said:

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If it's true where the hell was Boo Corrigan? Yow would've been on somebody's ass.

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Who is Boo Corrigan?

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The guy that acts like a professional Athletic Director

CLTWolf said:

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Mr. O said:

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55Burgers said:

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If it's true where the hell was Boo Corrigan? Yow would've been on somebody's ass.

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Who is Boo Corrigan?

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The guy that acts like a professional Athletic Director

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InvisiBoo has things under control. We just can't see it yet.

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Wolfpacklife said:

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He definitely didn't show gamesmanship today. But I don't think he cares. That, I hope, fuels our guys tomorrow

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excuse me? what he did is the textbook definition of gamesmanship

y'all can be pissed all you want, but dude worked the rule book to his advantage. it is what is. we gotta deal with it and move on.

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Gamesmanship A+

Sportsmanship F-

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Agreed. I definitely meant sportsmanship. But who cares. Go win the dang thing tomorrow.

Bell Tower Grey said:

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CLTWolf said:

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Mr. O said:

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55Burgers said:

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If it's true where the hell was Boo Corrigan? Yow would've been on somebody's ass.

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Who is Boo Corrigan?

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The guy that acts like a professional Athletic Director

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InvisiBoo has things under control. We just can't see it yet.

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Yeah bc all those cool tweets by the last one really elevated us to new levels. My favorite memory is when she yelled "we're back baby!" at the press conference for the super successful hire of Mark Gottfried. Maybe we can get Boo to do something like that instead of raising money and rebuilding some bridges that were burnt.

lol

Bell Tower Grey said:

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CLTWolf said:

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Mr. O said:

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55Burgers said:

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If it's true where the hell was Boo Corrigan? Yow would've been on somebody's ass.

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Who is Boo Corrigan?

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The guy that acts like a professional Athletic Director

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InvisiBoo has things under control. We just can't see it yet.

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I thought I saw him on TV in the dugout when all this was going down trying to get answers.

If it turns out that ncaa/cws didn't have enough testing equipment and that's what killed us today, there should be a massive uproar. Especially if vandy coach knew like this thread implies

CLTWolf said:

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Bell Tower Grey said:

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CLTWolf said:

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Mr. O said:

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55Burgers said:

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If it's true where the hell was Boo Corrigan? Yow would've been on somebody's ass.

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Who is Boo Corrigan?

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The guy that acts like a professional Athletic Director

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InvisiBoo has things under control. We just can't see it yet.

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Yeah bc all those cool tweets by the last one really elevated us to new levels. My favorite memory is when she yelled "we're back baby!" at the press conference for the super successful hire of Mark Gottfried. Maybe we can get Boo to do something like that instead of raising money and rebuilding some bridges that were burnt.

lol

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Please give it a rest. Debbie did so much good for our university. She deserves a great deal of respect from Pack fans.

We made improvements in spite of Debbie Yow

We can appreciate Debbie and Boo at the same time. Per Avent's post game interview, Boo was involved today. There's no need to put down either. They have different styles.

Tim Corbin: “We got a positive outcome, and at the end of the day, I don’t care what it looks like. We’re still here, still playing."

— Aaron Fitt (@aaronfitt) June 25, 2021

DJncsu13 said:

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Bell Tower Grey said:

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CLTWolf said:

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Mr. O said:

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55Burgers said:

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If it's true where the hell was Boo Corrigan? Yow would've been on somebody's ass.

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Who is Boo Corrigan?

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The guy that acts like a professional Athletic Director

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InvisiBoo has things under control. We just can't see it yet.

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I thought I saw him on TV in the dugout when all this was going down trying to get answers.

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If so, good. I hope the hell he was. Someone needs to take a stand for State that can make some difference.
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As for the previous ad, she's where she needs to be. Hopefully her social media accounts are closed down now.

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If it turns out that ncaa/cws didn't have enough testing equipment and that's what killed us today, there should be a massive uproar. Especially if vandy coach knew like this thread implies

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This would shock me but i am struggling to understand a reason why anyone who wasn't available today may be available tmr if it wasn't simply waiting on test results? I own a lab. We do covid testing. It takes about 2 hours to run a sample with and hour of prep time. But we have multiple machines and each machine by itself can do more than a whole baseball team at the same time.

Wolfpacker009 said:

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Tim Corbin: “We got a positive outcome, and at the end of the day, I don’t care what it looks like. We’re still here, still playing."

— Aaron Fitt (@aaronfitt) June 25, 2021

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But, that could be about winning ugly over a depleted team, no?

If they couldn't get the results in time they should have postponed the game. I hope this is all over the news outlets if any of this is true. Hell, I would think you could take some kind of legal action against the CWS for making it such that the opposite team can request testing right before game time and not having enough equipment to make that happen.

If any of this is true and we lose tomorrow Avent should punch that POS right in the nose after the game.

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CLTWolf said:

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Bell Tower Grey said:

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CLTWolf said:

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Mr. O said:

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55Burgers said:

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If it's true where the hell was Boo Corrigan? Yow would've been on somebody's ass.

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Who is Boo Corrigan?

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The guy that acts like a professional Athletic Director

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InvisiBoo has things under control. We just can't see it yet.

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Yeah bc all those cool tweets by the last one really elevated us to new levels. My favorite memory is when she yelled "we're back baby!" at the press conference for the super successful hire of Mark Gottfried. Maybe we can get Boo to do something like that instead of raising money and rebuilding some bridges that were burnt.

lol

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Please give it a rest. Debbie did so much good for our university. She deserves a great deal of respect from Pack fans.

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Never said she didn't. But she was unprofessional at times.

Feel free to give it rest as well. K thx.

NCAA rules require 5 straight negative tests apparently due to contact tracing.

Bell Tower Grey said:

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DJncsu13 said:

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Bell Tower Grey said:

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CLTWolf said:

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Mr. O said:

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55Burgers said:

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If it's true where the hell was Boo Corrigan? Yow would've been on somebody's ass.

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Who is Boo Corrigan?

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The guy that acts like a professional Athletic Director

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InvisiBoo has things under control. We just can't see it yet.

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I thought I saw him on TV in the dugout when all this was going down trying to get answers.

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If so, good. I hope the hell he was. Someone needs to take a stand for State that can make some difference.
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As for the previous ad, she's where she needs to be. Hopefully her social media accounts are closed down now.

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Per Elliott Boo was there working with him and the ncaa head of championships before the game.

Things I learn by listening to the post game.

Oh man. ESPN just explained what happened. One player tested positive.
The 14 players who have not be vaccinated had to get tested and the results were not back before the game so they were not allowed to play. Coach Avent found this all out within an hour of the game start time and didn't know who would be able to play or not about 20 minutes before the game.

No link to this but this was said on the Texas/Miss State game telecast.

Not sure if this is the right place, but has anything been posted about what it takes for the Pack to get guys back tomorrow? Official, not our conjecture?

To me, the two most unbelievable things I've seen so far....
1) I've yet to see any official discourse about what and when, actually ahppened today. HIPAA or not, can't believe that at least general information hasn't been reported

2) as soon as this happened, the whole world assumed there would be another game tomorrow...yet, 7 hrs later, I've yet to see any NCAA-documentation about what actually has to occur for the players to be eligible tomorrow?

I get things change rapidly, but just as our program has to accept some accountability for knowing the risks, but taking it anyway, the NCAA has to have well-established documentation about how these guys do (or don't) get to play tomorrow? Even if the testing may be last minute...the plan has to already be in place, no?

That makes zero sense if true. 5 tests in how long a period? And not attacking you mind you. Contract tracing was put in place when testing availability was an issue. It is not now. If these guys are sitting around taking 5 tests tonight, they'll likely get nothing but the same result. Don't know how that either 1. Leads to anyone else playing tmr or 2. Will get you a worthwhile result

CLTWolf said:

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Bell Tower Grey said:

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DJncsu13 said:

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Bell Tower Grey said:

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CLTWolf said:

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Mr. O said:

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55Burgers said:

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If it's true where the hell was Boo Corrigan? Yow would've been on somebody's ass.

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Who is Boo Corrigan?

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The guy that acts like a professional Athletic Director

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InvisiBoo has things under control. We just can't see it yet.

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I thought I saw him on TV in the dugout when all this was going down trying to get answers.

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If so, good. I hope the hell he was. Someone needs to take a stand for State that can make some difference.
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As for the previous ad, she's where she needs to be. Hopefully her social media accounts are closed down now.

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Per Elliott Boo was there working with him and the ncaa head of championships before the game.

Things I learn by listening to the post game.

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Didn't listen to pre or post game due to family obligations. But, thank you for sharing that.

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Oh man. ESPN just explained what happened. One player tested positive.
The 14 players who have not be vaccinated had to get tested and the results were not back before the game so they were not allowed to play. Coach Avent found this all out within an hour of the game start time and didn't know who would be able to play or not about 20 minutes before the game.

No link to this but this was said on the Texas/Miss State game telecast.

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If this is accurate, did the NCAA not have some sort of contingency to allow for testing results to be returned?
And/or, when did your guy test positive?

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Frankcal20 said:

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Oh man. ESPN just explained what happened. One player tested positive.
The 14 players who have not be vaccinated had to get tested and the results were not back before the game so they were not allowed to play. Coach Avent found this all out within an hour of the game start time and didn't know who would be able to play or not about 20 minutes before the game.

No link to this but this was said on the Texas/Miss State game telecast.

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If this is accurate, did the NCAA not have some sort of contingency to allow for testing results to be returned?
And/or, when did your guy test positive?

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The one thing we've seen, even during mens basketball tourney is they didn't think any of this through.
From the second I heard the guy on TV say it, I thought, why didn't they just move the game until tomorrow morning and make a double header? That's what they would've done if weather was a factor, right?

Frankcal20 said:

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Oh man. ESPN just explained what happened. One player tested positive.
The 14 players who have not be vaccinated had to get tested and the results were not back before the game so they were not allowed to play. Coach Avent found this all out within an hour of the game start time and didn't know who would be able to play or not about 20 minutes before the game.

No link to this but this was said on the Texas/Miss State game telecast.

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That still doesn't make sense. They didn't test our players until after a positive? Why wouldn't they all have been tested together at the same time?

Wolfpacker009 said:

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Tim Corbin: “We got a positive outcome, and at the end of the day, I don’t care what it looks like. We’re still here, still playing."

— Aaron Fitt (@aaronfitt) June 25, 2021

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Does anybody need need anything else to quell their doubts?

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Frankcal20 said:

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Oh man. ESPN just explained what happened. One player tested positive.
The 14 players who have not be vaccinated had to get tested and the results were not back before the game so they were not allowed to play. Coach Avent found this all out within an hour of the game start time and didn't know who would be able to play or not about 20 minutes before the game.

No link to this but this was said on the Texas/Miss State game telecast.

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If this is accurate, did the NCAA not have some sort of contingency to allow for testing results to be returned?
And/or, when did your guy test positive?

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The one thing we've seen, even during mens basketball tourney is they didn't think any of this through.
From the second I heard the guy on TV say it, I thought, why didn't they just move the game until tomorrow morning and make a double header? That's what they would've done if weather was a factor, right?

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Particularly when you have the potential to create a safety issue --- which they did, in fact do by limiting us to no substitutions, guys out of position, and guys having to pitch more pitches today than their entire season.

**And I say all this with knowledge that we put our selves into that position, but still should be a difference between sick, and testing to see if sick because of abundance of caution.

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Wolfpacker009 said:

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Tim Corbin: “We got a positive outcome, and at the end of the day, I don’t care what it looks like. We’re still here, still playing."

— Aaron Fitt (@aaronfitt) June 25, 2021

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Does anybody need need anything else to quell their doubts?

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What was the question though? We've heard plenty of coaches say, in fact, is coachspeak, to say, "we played horribly, but managed to win, and we get to play again"

Could that be all that he was saying?

*I get how, in our angered view, the statement looks like a shot across the bow.

Why the need for contact tracing? What is the point now that Vaccines are available for people who want them. If people decide they don't want the vaccine they are accepting the risk of getting COVID-19.

If ANY of the players out today, play tomorrow then we have a right to be really, really pissed.

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Bell Tower Grey said:

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DJncsu13 said:

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Bell Tower Grey said:

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CLTWolf said:

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Mr. O said:

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55Burgers said:

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If it's true where the hell was Boo Corrigan? Yow would've been on somebody's ass.

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Who is Boo Corrigan?

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The guy that acts like a professional Athletic Director

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InvisiBoo has things under control. We just can't see it yet.

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I thought I saw him on TV in the dugout when all this was going down trying to get answers.

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If so, good. I hope the hell he was. Someone needs to take a stand for State that can make some difference.
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As for the previous ad, she's where she needs to be. Hopefully her social media accounts are closed down now.

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Per Elliott Boo was there working with him and the ncaa head of championships before the game.

Things I learn by listening to the post game.

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Didn't listen to pre or post game due to family obligations. But, thank you for sharing that.

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I just started listening to them for baseball over the last couple weeks and now I won't miss one. Especially Sam Highfill because he's just so damn endearing and comes across as such a great kid.

It is my understanding, admittedly based on second hand information, that everyone that was at the ballpark original today (ie everyone but Jarrett and Justice) had tested negative yesterday. When and why they were required to be tested again today, I defer to experts on NCAA policy, but the results of those tests were not available by the time the NCAA wanted to start the game. Ultimately, focusing on they minutiae of how and why we were at this point does nothing. Arguing about this or that needs to stop. Whomever is wearing an NC State jersey tomorrow deserves our untethered support.

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Wolfpacker009 said:

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Tim Corbin: “We got a positive outcome, and at the end of the day, I don’t care what it looks like. We’re still here, still playing."

— Aaron Fitt (@aaronfitt) June 25, 2021

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Does anybody need need anything else to quell their doubts?

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chicken****coward. Get a pen full of dogs.

wilmwolf80 said:

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It is my understanding, admittedly based on second hand information, that everyone that was at the ballpark original today (ie everyone but Jarrett and Justice) had tested negative yesterday. When and why they were required to be tested again today, I defer to experts on NCAA policy, but the results of those tests were not available by the time the NCAA wanted to start the game. Ultimately, focusing on they minutiae of how and why we were at this point does nothing. Arguing about this or that needs to stop. Whomever is wearing an NC State jersey tomorrow deserves our untethered support.

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I get what you are saying, but when your HC says, I don't know what even happened....thats more than "minutiae". That's pretty significant. And of course, it doesn't to be him that knows how it all works...he has a job; but for someone to be that surprised and then not able to explain it either means we have a big failure of preparation, the NCAA failed terribly in its role to create an equitable environment, or both.

By tomorrow game time, your last sentence will be 100% true -- in fact, I'd imagine few teams will have ever garnered as much fan backing "per capita" as our baseball team will tomorrow as a result of today's scenario (and then gutty effort)

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Packchem91 said:

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Frankcal20 said:

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Oh man. ESPN just explained what happened. One player tested positive.
The 14 players who have not be vaccinated had to get tested and the results were not back before the game so they were not allowed to play. Coach Avent found this all out within an hour of the game start time and didn't know who would be able to play or not about 20 minutes before the game.

No link to this but this was said on the Texas/Miss State game telecast.

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If this is accurate, did the NCAA not have some sort of contingency to allow for testing results to be returned?
And/or, when did your guy test positive?

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The one thing we've seen, even during mens basketball tourney is they didn't think any of this through.
From the second I heard the guy on TV say it, I thought, why didn't they just move the game until tomorrow morning and make a double header? That's what they would've done if weather was a factor, right?

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because it comes down to "fairness". weather can't be controlled, but covid vaccination was a choice (and we all knew the rules).

you'd be asking vandy to win two games in one day because of something we did to ourselves.