As of today:

Updated Drexel Athletic Event Visitor's Policy Effective 3-3-2022

John A. Daskalakis Athletic Center Events:
Drexel Athletics spectator guidelines for the CAA Women's Basketball Championship:

All fans are recommended to wear a mask inside the John A. Daskalakis Athletic Center.
All fans are reminded to monitor their health symptoms daily and stay home if they feel sick.

Vidas Athletic Complex Events:

Face coverings are recommended when inside the Kopp Lounge and Field House.

(03-03-2022 01:49 PM)Timer Wrote:  As of today:

Updated Drexel Athletic Event Visitor's Policy Effective 3-3-2022

John A. Daskalakis Athletic Center Events:
Drexel Athletics spectator guidelines for the CAA Women's Basketball Championship:

All fans are recommended to wear a mask inside the John A. Daskalakis Athletic Center.
All fans are reminded to monitor their health symptoms daily and stay home if they feel sick.

Vidas Athletic Complex Events:

Face coverings are recommended when inside the Kopp Lounge and Field House.

Thanks. So "recommended" basically means no masks. If you want to wear one, you can. At Saturday's game, I pulled my mask down for a few seconds during a timeout while I was looking on my phone, and noticed that an usher was walking up to my seats in the last row to scold me. I had put it back on before I noticed she was going after me. Glad we won't be seeing any of that crap at the CAAT.

(12-29-2021 04:55 PM)hiroshimacarp Wrote:  it's bad right now. i worked a clinic monday night and had 3 covid positive patients out of 8 who were tested. patients aren't telling the front desk they have symptoms and wind up positive after they're nice enough to expose me and the nurses. their freedom ends where mine begins which is something not enough people understand. it would be nice if anybody understood the meaning of respect for anyone...let alone respecting medical professionals who are trying to take care of them.

you know our family likes to go to games. i think whatever god is in charge is trying to keep us shut down since everything is getting cancelled anyway. our potentials are penn state or phantoms hockey...but staying home to watch college football (assuming that happens) seems smarter every second.

if you're looking for something to watch...there is a massive sprint car race going on this week called the tulsa shootout. it's on floracing from like 10 am well into the evening. all the features are saturday night and they have 5-10 different classes of cars. they have like 1700 cars there for an INDOOR racing event. talk about a super spreader but that's how the racing community rolls.

(03-03-2022 02:02 PM)J.B. Wrote:  

(03-03-2022 01:49 PM)Timer Wrote:  As of today:

Updated Drexel Athletic Event Visitor's Policy Effective 3-3-2022

John A. Daskalakis Athletic Center Events:
Drexel Athletics spectator guidelines for the CAA Women's Basketball Championship:

All fans are recommended to wear a mask inside the John A. Daskalakis Athletic Center.
All fans are reminded to monitor their health symptoms daily and stay home if they feel sick.

Vidas Athletic Complex Events:

Face coverings are recommended when inside the Kopp Lounge and Field House.

Thanks. So "recommended" basically means no masks. If you want to wear one, you can. At Saturday's game, I pulled my mask down for a few seconds during a timeout while I was looking on my phone, and noticed that an usher was walking up to my seats in the last row to scold me. I had put it back on before I noticed she was going after me. Glad we won't be seeing any of that crap at the CAAT.

Well, as someone who is immunocompromised I appreciate them be vigilant like that. I'll be at some of the tournament, although the 4-game Friday is a bit in doubt due to a medical procedure that morning.

(03-03-2022 02:12 PM)Timer Wrote:  Well, as someone who is immunocompromised I appreciate them be vigilant like that. I'll be at some of the tournament, although the 4-game Friday is a bit in doubt due to a medical procedure that morning.

i completely agree. there were members of the men's basketball team who needed reminders at the women's games and didn't get them. i almost gave it to them but decided i didn't want to deal with any drama. i'm over all the whining and we're just going to keep doing what we've been doing as a family.

Covid cases in Philadelphia are down 3600% since January 8th from 247/100k to 6.8/100k. 6 weeks ago, everyone should have been wearing masks indoors. If it's not time now to end the mandates, then we'll be wearing masks forever. Everyone is more than welcome to keep their masks on, and everyone should respect those who do. But it's time to stop forcing it on people, when Covid spread in our community is extremely low.

it looks like that has been taken care of based on timer's post...and i don't have a problem with it. maybe just give them a few days to adjust which they ultimately did.