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While it seems all this is an overreaction, a few points. Only1500 people in the US have been tested so far. My elderly neighbor returned from Florida and got sick. She is negative for the flu. Her doctor has no kit to test her for Covid. Second: YOU can accept the liability of taking your chances by attending, but you could get exposed and carry the virus to , say, your parent ,hypothetically , in the hospital. And spread it there. And those people did not accept the liability of you attending the game. Third: there is zero protection for people like there is with the flu. And Fourth: If many people were tested and the number of positives were much higher, would it change your feelings about what RPI is doing. All it will take is people coming down with this and even 1 person dying all traced to a large event especially if people get sick or die if they didn’t attend. The fact that Cornell or HS basketball is willing to throw the dice shouldn’t be seen as a sign RPI is hysterical.
