Health department offers early details on fans, testing at NCAA tournament

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6 thoughts on “Health department offers early details on fans, testing at NCAA tournament

  1. Sounds fun!
    Masks work. Don’t follow the science or spike in cases since the mask mandate. Masks work, keep saying it.
    Government knows best.

    1. Hey Bernard, you know how that goes. They “create” the science along the way to fit whatever they need to do. And the sheeple just follow along blindly…..At least Indianapolis will get the benefit of the revenue for these games.

  2. This is such a great opportunity for Indy to shine in the face of this Pandemic. As time moves on and the Pandemic starts to ease off, the hope is that the NCAA Officials and Indy Officials work in concert with participating teams to allow as many fans as is safe. The planning for this should be going on now and communicated to the various publics well in advance of the event.

    1. Presently, all of Indiana is in the red or orange zone due to Covid and has over 8,000 deaths. The pandemic is a long way from easing off as you put it. The list of colleges/universities having to cancel or postpone BB games due to positive cases is a very long one. Take a look at “previous notable postponements or cancellations at the end of this article. How many new cases and deaths in Indiana are acceptable so “Indy can shine”?..https://www.cbssports.com/college-basketball/news/college-basketball-games-affected-by-covid-19-oregon-state-goes-on-pause-postpones-games-vs-utah-colorado/

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