By Dave Huber | 12 December 2020
THE COLLEGE FIX — The state of Ohio is allowing the high school wrestling season to proceed this winter, but with some rather head-scratching COVID-based rules and regulations.
As you may know, wrestling is the one sport which features a very high degree of bodily contact. And in this coronavirus-laden atmosphere, one might think that, of all sports, it should be skipped this year.
But the Ohio High School Athletic Association feels differently. Like in pre-COVID days, state high school wrestlers will be allowed to grab, grasp and hold onto one another — maskless — for three three-minute rounds, but they are not, repeat not, allowed to shake hands with opponents before or after a match. Nor with any coaches. And they must make frequent use of hand sanitizer. […]
They are trying to snuff out any form of human good will. All this COVID stupidity must be ignored in every possible way. Let’s just all have a HUG EACH OTHER DAY. These satanic reptilians and their order followers just all need to go to Hell.
Yes, OSU, B1G all the rest just covid virtue signaling. It’s pathetic and shameful. Cant tell you how many I run into no longer watch sports.