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WSU coach in a pissing match with administration over vaccination
Apparently he is skipping the PAC-12 media days because they require a vaccination and he doesn't want to get vaccinated. The AD and President have gone public via social media about the matter and the athletic department seems to be leaking like a sieve with leaks from employees about the disfunction between Chun and Rolovich.
I hope this doesn't put the game in jeopardy, but they might have a different (interim/acting) head coach on the sidelines if he refuses to budge.
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Re: WSU coach in a pissing match with administration over vaccination
Rolovich can't seem to get out of his own way.
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Ehhh. This doesn't seem like a "pissing match" to me, in fact, it seems like the administration has been somewhat supportive of him. I'm very, very pro-vaccine and I think everyone should get one, but at the same time it's his choice. So as long as he's willing to go through regular testing and mask wearing and all of the other protocols that are in place, that's fine. If he's not willing to adhere to those safety measures that's a different story.
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https://247sports.com/college/washingto ... 168083775/stang wrote: ↑July 23rd, 2021, 3:49 pmEhhh. This doesn't seem like a "pissing match" to me, in fact, it seems like the administration has been somewhat supportive of him. I'm very, very pro-vaccine and I think everyone should get one, but at the same time it's his choice. So as long as he's willing to go through regular testing and mask wearing and all of the other protocols that are in place, that's fine. If he's not willing to adhere to those safety measures that's a different story.
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Re: WSU coach in a pissing match with administration over vaccination
And the different acting head coach could be a certain guy who was first fired by BYU then hired by Wells to the dismay of alot of us who were then proven right and reminded regularly why he was fired, but had Kyle and Kevin Whimpey defending him!jpswensen wrote: ↑July 23rd, 2021, 3:27 pmApparently he is skipping the PAC-12 media days because they require a vaccination and he doesn't want to get vaccinated. The AD and President have gone public via social media about the matter and the athletic department seems to be leaking like a sieve with leaks from employees about the disfunction between Chun and Rolovich.
I hope this doesn't put the game in jeopardy, but they might have a different (interim/acting) head coach on the sidelines if he refuses to budge.
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Re: WSU coach in a pissing match with administration over vaccination
I agree, if he wants to follow all the protocols and testing then so be it. Do I think he is stupid, absolutely, just get the vaccine, but that is his decision.stang wrote: ↑July 23rd, 2021, 3:49 pmEhhh. This doesn't seem like a "pissing match" to me, in fact, it seems like the administration has been somewhat supportive of him. I'm very, very pro-vaccine and I think everyone should get one, but at the same time it's his choice. So as long as he's willing to go through regular testing and mask wearing and all of the other protocols that are in place, that's fine. If he's not willing to adhere to those safety measures that's a different story.
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I guess the problem is that they are requiring all students, staff, and professors be vaccinated for the fall semester. Does he get a pass because he is the second highest paid employee in the state?Aggie84025 wrote:I agree, if he wants to follow all the protocols and testing then so be it. Do I think he is stupid, absolutely, just get the vaccine, but that is his decision.stang wrote: ↑July 23rd, 2021, 3:49 pmEhhh. This doesn't seem like a "pissing match" to me, in fact, it seems like the administration has been somewhat supportive of him. I'm very, very pro-vaccine and I think everyone should get one, but at the same time it's his choice. So as long as he's willing to go through regular testing and mask wearing and all of the other protocols that are in place, that's fine. If he's not willing to adhere to those safety measures that's a different story.
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Re: WSU coach in a pissing match with administration over vaccination
Nope.jpswensen wrote: ↑July 23rd, 2021, 7:42 pmI guess the problem is that they are requiring all students, staff, and professors be vaccinated for the fall semester. Does he get a pass because he is the second highest paid employee in the state?Aggie84025 wrote:I agree, if he wants to follow all the protocols and testing then so be it. Do I think he is stupid, absolutely, just get the vaccine, but that is his decision.stang wrote: ↑July 23rd, 2021, 3:49 pmEhhh. This doesn't seem like a "pissing match" to me, in fact, it seems like the administration has been somewhat supportive of him. I'm very, very pro-vaccine and I think everyone should get one, but at the same time it's his choice. So as long as he's willing to go through regular testing and mask wearing and all of the other protocols that are in place, that's fine. If he's not willing to adhere to those safety measures that's a different story.
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Re: WSU coach in a pissing match with administration over vaccination
For those attending the game: could we get a vaccinate chant going? “VAC-CI-NATE clap, clap, clapclapclap”
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Nick, Nick, fraid of a little prick, prick.
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Re: WSU coach in a pissing match with administration over vaccination
Loads of respect for him. I like his style. It should never be mandated by any entity. Never! If others want it, then non-FDA approved vaccination, but don't make others. I've had covid, not getting it due to my own immunity. He very well might be in the same circumstance. I'm glad he's taking a stand for what he believes.
However, I've got my tickets to the game, right behind our bench!! Let's hope this doesn't get to sideways.
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Re: WSU coach in a pissing match with administration over vaccination
Seems like a stretch but Spokane sports writer wonders if teams will refuse to play the Cougs. This year because of unvaccinated coach. Cal schools could be under some goofy mandate, who knows?
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A federal judge (trump appointee, no less) has already ruled that Indiana University can require all students and staff to be vaccinated (with some very limited exceptions). The WSU President should give him the option of getting vaccinated or finding another job.
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Re: WSU coach in a pissing match with administration over vaccination
We certainly should not do that and likely wont. The last thing we need is the population of the university and community that is more casual about football going off about the kids refusing to play two games in a row, and becoming more convinced the way we ended last year was the norm and less the aberration us hardcore fans like to think it was.
The other programs that did not have the fiasco last year we did can afford the bad PR from a refusal to play incident like we cant.
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Not to make this thread sandboxy, but when are we going to just move on from COVID and not let it rule all our decisions? Now that there is a vaccine which is really effective at limiting someone against contracting the virus or if they do get it the vaccine reduces the symptoms of the virus. Everyone over the age of 12 can get the vaccine. The group below 12 is the group that is the least susceptible to have impact from the virus aside from the small number of immune compromised individuals.
To me we should just move on. The people that get the vaccine are protected and ones that don't want the vaccine are old enough to make the decision and know the consequences. I know it is different than the flu, but we never worry about someone getting a flu vaccine. I believe we are to the point to stop stressing about COVID. People that want the vaccine can get and ones that don't can make their decision as well. At some point we just need to move on. I am not pro vaccine or anti vaccine. I get the vaccines because the risk for me seems minor, but could care less if someone decides against it.
To me we should just move on. The people that get the vaccine are protected and ones that don't want the vaccine are old enough to make the decision and know the consequences. I know it is different than the flu, but we never worry about someone getting a flu vaccine. I believe we are to the point to stop stressing about COVID. People that want the vaccine can get and ones that don't can make their decision as well. At some point we just need to move on. I am not pro vaccine or anti vaccine. I get the vaccines because the risk for me seems minor, but could care less if someone decides against it.
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Re: WSU coach in a pissing match with administration over vaccination
What about the ones that don’t get the vaccine that then lead to variants that then make the vaccine less effective? Just something to keep in mind. We act like the choices of other people don’t affect us (or that our actions don’t affect other people) but they can.Aggie84025 wrote:Not to make this thread sandboxy, but when are we going to just move on from COVID and not let it rule all our decisions? Now that there is a vaccine which is really effective at limiting someone against contracting the virus or if they do get it the vaccine reduces the symptoms of the virus. Everyone over the age of 12 can get the vaccine. The group below 12 is the group that is the least susceptible to have impact from the virus aside from the small number of immune compromised individuals.
To me we should just move on. The people that get the vaccine are protected and ones that don't want the vaccine are old enough to make the decision and know the consequences. I know it is different than the flu, but we never worry about someone getting a flu vaccine. I believe we are to the point to stop stressing about COVID. People that want the vaccine can get and ones that don't can make their decision as well. At some point we just need to move on. I am not pro vaccine or anti vaccine. I get the vaccines because the risk for me seems minor, but could care less if someone decides against it.
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Re: WSU coach in a pissing match with administration over vaccination
... like the choices of the unvaxxed and the already infected, tens of thousands every month, popping across the sieve of a border. Being transported by Border Patrol into our interior.
How'd the D varient get here and spread all over, I wonder?
How'd the D varient get here and spread all over, I wonder?
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You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
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Re: WSU coach in a pissing match with administration over vaccination
A guy chooses to not be vaccinated.
Why does that person need a mask and/or testing? To keep him safe? Isn't that up to him?
To keep vaccinated people safe from him? Shouldn't the vaccine do that?
Should we require all unvaccinated people to wear masks and submit to testing? So all children?
Why does that person need a mask and/or testing? To keep him safe? Isn't that up to him?
To keep vaccinated people safe from him? Shouldn't the vaccine do that?
Should we require all unvaccinated people to wear masks and submit to testing? So all children?
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Re: WSU coach in a pissing match with administration over vaccination
This seems to be assuming a world in which:brownjeans wrote: ↑July 25th, 2021, 3:17 pmA guy chooses to not be vaccinated.
Why does that person need a mask and/or testing? To keep him safe? Isn't that up to him?
To keep vaccinated people safe from him? Shouldn't the vaccine do that?
Should we require all unvaccinated people to wear masks and submit to testing? So all children?
1) viruses don't mutate and thus make vaccines less effective; and,
2) all people are able to be vaccinated who want to be (which is not the case).
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Re: WSU coach in a pissing match with administration over vaccination
I'll add another,AgMan21 wrote: ↑July 26th, 2021, 12:28 pmThis seems to be assuming a world in which:brownjeans wrote: ↑July 25th, 2021, 3:17 pmA guy chooses to not be vaccinated.
Why does that person need a mask and/or testing? To keep him safe? Isn't that up to him?
To keep vaccinated people safe from him? Shouldn't the vaccine do that?
Should we require all unvaccinated people to wear masks and submit to testing? So all children?
1) viruses don't mutate and thus make vaccines less effective; and,
2) all people are able to be vaccinated who want to be (which is not the case).
3) Sick non-vaccinated COVID patients don't suck resources up from those that need ICU space.
And this one is about to tip over.
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Re: WSU coach in a pissing match with administration over vaccination
I'll add one more thing to this thread...
Rolovich's stance feels eerily similar to how GA went about things last year.
Rolovich was dreadful last year and I think he understands that he's going to be even worse this year. Rather than talking about that, he gets to divert the subject and maybe earn himself a payout instead.
The less people are talking about his coaching, the better it is for him IMHO.
Rolovich's stance feels eerily similar to how GA went about things last year.
Rolovich was dreadful last year and I think he understands that he's going to be even worse this year. Rather than talking about that, he gets to divert the subject and maybe earn himself a payout instead.
The less people are talking about his coaching, the better it is for him IMHO.
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I’m honestly not going to be surprised if we take them down this year and I’ll be there if it happens.
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Re: WSU coach in a pissing match with administration over vaccination
Not assuming either of these.AgMan21 wrote: ↑July 26th, 2021, 12:28 pmThis seems to be assuming a world in which:brownjeans wrote: ↑July 25th, 2021, 3:17 pmA guy chooses to not be vaccinated.
Why does that person need a mask and/or testing? To keep him safe? Isn't that up to him?
To keep vaccinated people safe from him? Shouldn't the vaccine do that?
Should we require all unvaccinated people to wear masks and submit to testing? So all children?
1) viruses don't mutate and thus make vaccines less effective; and,
2) all people are able to be vaccinated who want to be (which is not the case).
1) In a world where viruses mutate, all people are a danger, not just the unvaccinated who don't wear masks - so are you suggesting we ALL continue to wear masks? If so, until when?
2) Back to my previous question, should ALL unvaccinated people wear masks and get tested regularly, or is mask wearing and regular testing simply a punishment for people who we judge to not have a good reason for not being vaccinated - in which case mask wearing and testing is not about protection at all, but justice?
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Re: WSU coach in a pissing match with administration over vaccination
This is a fine reason. I assume then that you feel that ALL unvaccinated people should be required to wear masks and submit to regular testing?Sl7vk wrote: ↑July 26th, 2021, 12:34 pmSick non-vaccinated COVID patients suck resources up from those that need ICU space.brownjeans wrote: ↑July 25th, 2021, 3:17 pmA guy chooses to not be vaccinated.
Why does that person need a mask and/or testing? To keep him safe? Isn't that up to him?
To keep vaccinated people safe from him? Shouldn't the vaccine do that?
Should we require all unvaccinated people to wear masks and submit to testing? So all children?
How do you suggest we identify the unvaccinated? How do you suggested we enforce the requirement?
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Re: WSU coach in a pissing match with administration over vaccination
I don't think this is the solution either. This is super complicated and if I had the solution I wouldn't be some schlep at a computer running his mouth.brownjeans wrote: ↑July 26th, 2021, 3:00 pmThis is a fine reason. I assume then that you feel that ALL unvaccinated people should be required to wear masks and submit to regular testing?Sl7vk wrote: ↑July 26th, 2021, 12:34 pmSick non-vaccinated COVID patients suck resources up from those that need ICU space.brownjeans wrote: ↑July 25th, 2021, 3:17 pmA guy chooses to not be vaccinated.
Why does that person need a mask and/or testing? To keep him safe? Isn't that up to him?
To keep vaccinated people safe from him? Shouldn't the vaccine do that?
Should we require all unvaccinated people to wear masks and submit to testing? So all children?
How do you suggest we identify the unvaccinated? How do you suggested we enforce the requirement?
If people are afraid of getting vaccinated, we've got to figure out a way of dealing with that. I think there are carrots and sticks, and I prefer carrots to sticks.
If it were me I'd lean to financial incentives for full vaccination. Maybe we should have repurposed these ridiculous stimulus checks into vaccination checks.
At the end of the day, I'm just grateful that social media didn't exist in 1944 because there's no way our boys would have stormed the beaches of Normandy. Civic duty, patriotism, and bravery are long since things of the past.
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Re: WSU coach in a pissing match with administration over vaccination
I'd open my veins right now if I truly believed that's the case.
You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
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The Delta variant likely came from the UK, but I get that you won’t accept that since it doesn’t fit into your bias.
Presumptuous and ill-informed.
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Yeah, didn't we stake it already?
You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
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Re: WSU coach in a pissing match with administration over vaccination
Have you read about the infection and reinfection rates among Border Patrol folks? Do you honestly believe the trespassers are >10% vaccinated? What point are you making exactly, other than adhominemming?
You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
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Re: WSU coach in a pissing match with administration over vaccination
I'm reading that, while getting and recovering from COVID provides a degree of immunity, receiving the vaccine provides additional immunity benefit. Here is something from the NIH:IdaAg93 wrote: ↑July 24th, 2021, 6:51 pmLoads of respect for him. I like his style. It should never be mandated by any entity. Never! If others want it, then non-FDA approved vaccination, but don't make others. I've had covid, not getting it due to my own immunity. He very well might be in the same circumstance. I'm glad he's taking a stand for what he believes.
However, I've got my tickets to the game, right behind our bench!! Let's hope this doesn't get to sideways.
https://directorsblog.nih.gov/2021/06/2 ... infection/
"These results add to evidence that people with acquired immunity may have differing levels of protection to emerging SARS-CoV-2 variants. More importantly, the data provide further documentation that those who’ve had and recovered from a COVID-19 infection still stand to benefit from getting vaccinated."
Basically, there is stronger and more broad protection with a vaccine than getting the virus. I can't recall the sources, but I was also reading another article somewhere that compared the number of spike proteins an immune system can target between those who had been infected and those who had received the Pfizer vaccine. If I remember correctly the immune response after the first dose of the Pfizer vaccine was comparable to those who had been previously infected, but it jumped significantly after the 2nd dose.
Not sure if that sways your opinion at all, but I wanted to offer the perspective in case it is something you had not seen or considered.
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Re: WSU coach in a pissing match with administration over vaccination
Let me break down your first post as I understood it. If I mistook it, I apologize.USU78 wrote: ↑July 27th, 2021, 11:36 amHave you read about the infection and reinfection rates among Border Patrol folks? Do you honestly believe the trespassers are >10% vaccinated? What point are you making exactly, other than adhominemming?
You said that tens of thousands of illegal immigrants are coming across the border and then imply that they are the source of the delta variant. Would that be correct?
I replied that the delta variant came from the UK (I should have added India also since that is where the variant first exploded). In no way am I saying only healthy people are illegally crossing the border. I am however saying you have a bias against the people crossing the southern border and will attribute anything negative to them to bolster your bias.
Presumptuous and ill-informed.
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Re: WSU coach in a pissing match with administration over vaccination
African problem:
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/07/08/delta-v ... -wave.html
The Mexican Issue:
https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/ ... 021-07-21/
My point is not trivial. Mexico, Central America, and Africa are the main sources of trespassers at present. Do you trust the data on any of those places?
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/07/08/delta-v ... -wave.html
The Mexican Issue:
https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/ ... 021-07-21/
My point is not trivial. Mexico, Central America, and Africa are the main sources of trespassers at present. Do you trust the data on any of those places?
You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
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Re: WSU coach in a pissing match with administration over vaccination
You’re deflecting.USU78 wrote: ↑July 27th, 2021, 9:16 pmAfrican problem:
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/07/08/delta-v ... -wave.html
The Mexican Issue:
https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/ ... 021-07-21/
My point is not trivial. Mexico, Central America, and Africa are the main sources of trespassers at present. Do you trust the data on any of those places?
https://www.yalemedicine.org/news/5-thi ... iant-covid
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Presumptuous and ill-informed.
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Re: WSU coach in a pissing match with administration over vaccination
There was an article on ESPN today that said he and the school agreed with his decision to not be vaccinated. He agreed to follow all protocols for people that are not vaccinated. Seems like a logical resolution.
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