Covid Waivers being required?

[Coach Andy Mac]

 

[Wag Tag]

Legal liability. This is the problem for school to re open.

[GrayEagle]

It's necessary in this world.  The university can't police that everyone follows the rules and believe me if anyone caught the virus they would complain (and yes, file a lawsuit) that it was transmitted to them on campus.  It seems that most who have caught the virus don't know where, or often when, they became infected.

There are way too many students for social distancing but I do understand that the university will furnish masks for both students and faculty.  

The good news is that there will likely be a vaccine available this fall.

[NM Green]

 A chance for a stud in the shadows To get some eyeballs and more playing time. Life is inherently about smart risk taking. Let those that choose to stay out stay out. Let the eager seize the opportunity.

GMG 

[GrandGreen]

10 hours ago, Coach Andy Mac said:

 

Fail to see your point that is all about the money.   No institution wants to risk being involved in endless lawsuits about something they can do so little to control.  

This liability question has to be addressed before not only sports, but the economy can fully open.  

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[El Paso Eagle]

Don't confuse requesting this sign off as saying the schools are washing their hands of helping if a student gets sick. As mentioned, in this day and age of sue first, ask questions latter, the schools are advising the risk so they protect themselves from lawsuits.

[TheColonyEagle]

I would be shocked if they DIDN'T do this...of course you have to sign a waiver.

Individual choice...

The point of the tweet doesn't make sense: "player's second"

What's the alternative? 

[Wag Tag]

If you will not sign waiver do you loose your scholarship? It can get messy.