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If you followed the Kaufman recruiting thread, you likely know that my kids attend Silver Creek High School, which is the public high school in Sellersburg. There is also a charter school in town called Rock Creek. News came out today that a teacher at Rock Creek, 37 years old, just passed away from the virus, about a week after becoming symptomatic.

I posted it before, but given the direction of this thread, it's worth posting again.

This thread needs some more class.

We don't have an office in the house. I'm working at the kitchen table. My wife at the dining room table. There is a bathroom in between the two rooms. I usually have the courtesy to go to another bathroom. But, my wife likes the easy access. So, if I'm on a Zoom call, I have to be strategic when I take myself on mute or everyone on the call gets to hear the toilet flush.

Yes. I figured it would be very good, and it has even exceeded my expectations.

I've watched the first two episodes of The Queen's Gambit on Netflix this week. Phenomenal so far.

Hey. With the big win this week, we are now 1-9. LOL. But, as is my right as his father. I blame him for not mentioning the draft until 45 minutes before it began (with honorary blame assigned to Michael Thomas for sucking as a 1st round pick). Last year we spent hours planning in advance and won the regular season.

Taking my son to get tested tomorrow. He's showing many of the classic symptoms So, far, no one else in the house has symptoms and we have sequestered him upstairs by himself. Daughter has moved from upstairs and will sleep in the basement guest room to stay as far away from him as possible (which she tries to do all the time anyway). He's normally not a complainer when he's sick, but this one has knocked him down harder than usual. A lot of it may be mental stress because it's possibly Covid and not simply Strep or the flu like he grew up with and knows.

Do you live in the Louisville media market? Maybe the news spoke against that in Houston, but not here.

Hope you get good results

Correct. But, the same people/media that are calling for small Thanksgiving gatherings should have been outraged about the large street gatherings all spring and summer. Yet, they never said a word about it. That's my point.

DJ won the tournament today.

In defense of @mrflynn03while I disagree with his position of celebrating as usual on Thanksgiving, he is 100% spot on about one thing. And, that is that the media didn't say boo when massive congregations of people were gathering in the streets every night for 3-4 months straight. It's simply not right to pick and choose what gatherings you criticize. It's hypocritical and leads to much of the resentment some people have.

This leader board has the makings of being something very special.

That's awesome! It's great to see that, even in these crazy times, some things are bigger than everything that's bad around us.

He's been studying a lot of film from football teams/games from around the world.

Very happy with the game tonight. Especially love the blocked punt for the TD since the Colts are my Fantasy D.

good win for the Colts.

Why the hell was Wilkins running on 4th and goal. Hines should have been on the field.

Looks like my 3rd wife.

Is it too early to post Christmas music?

Can I start a thread about Indonesian hookers?

That was freakin unbelievable.

For those of you that are Indiana residents, I found a link that captures cases by zip code. Not sure how often the data is updated. And, not every zip code is disclosed. But, for those that are reporting, the highest % in the state by a significant margin, at 13.5% of the population is 47406. That just happens to be the zip code for the part of Bloomington that includes the IU campus. https://hub.mph.in.gov/dataset/covid-19-cases-by-zip

This site color categorizes Covid geographically based on a variety of options. The end result is that if you have more than 25 cases per 100,000 people for a 7 day moving average, you are considered in Red status. Of the 93 counties in Indiana, 92 of them are in Red status. Only Brown County, at 24.6 cases per 100,000 residents is not. https://globalepidemics.org/key-metrics-for-covid-suppression/