UPDATE: NCAA won’t allow fans at tournament games, might move Indy games from Lucas Oil

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8 thoughts on “UPDATE: NCAA won’t allow fans at tournament games, might move Indy games from Lucas Oil

  1. What a disaster. There is nothing that can stop the spread of this virus. Has anyone yet stopped the spread of any type of flu? Precaution as far as basic interactions and possibly masking is all that can be expected. Those at most risk will be at risk but the chances are that at least 60% of the population will be exposed and possibly 50% contract and more than 97% those that contract will survive. What is different here is the contagion level, which is quite high, but if we shut down our entire civilization, we won’t be able to stop it completely and we will suffer consequences far worse than the disease itself.

    1. Agree 100%. Media is driving the paranoia. They flight in reporting everytime someone coughs now. Stop feeding into the hysteria

    1. The media are creating fear and paranoia? We’re not the ones who called a state of emergency in Indiana. We’re not the ones who declared a pandemic. We’re not the ones who ordered events shut down. It’s our job to report those things. Please go talk to public health officials if you disagree with those decisions.

  2. Yes, you might not be able to stop the spread, but you can slow it down, so that we don’t overwhelm the healthcare system. A disaster would be to have so many sick people that hospitals would have to turn people away, like happened in China.

  3. If the disease was Ebola (11 cases in the US), and the President was Obama, the demand would be — as it was — to shut the country down. Individual devotion should not drive our public policy — science should. The people making these recomendations are the same people who DAILY inspect our restaurants and manage our public health systems. Trust the experts. And, I have just eaten a 17-day trip to Italy scheduled for April. Do not cloud your reaction to this disease by the semi-resident of the White House. How is it that a free-market, capitalistic stock market praised for its support of the policies enacted during the past 11 years is now suddenly reacting only to an anti-White House news media. If so, where are all the FOX investors? If Sean is your investment counselor, then stay, stay, stay and double-down with the portfolio you had on January 1 and save us of little faith.

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