DanvilleFan

Not a bad get this late in the hiring season. I'd have to imagine this is going to be more short-term than long-term, though.

If these numbers keep creeping up, then I think we could see a return to an earlier level of reopening. I don't think anyone wants to get into another shutdown but it could occur.

I'm starting to think we're going to get tons of things pushed into the spring season and the KHSAA will just let the chips fall where they will.

Yep. I thought 2012 was really going to be their year. Seeing the Giants go on and win the World Series made it worse.

That number today is alarming. Maybe it's an outlier but it's disconcerting when our other numbers were already edging upwards.

Program definitely fell hard when Stallworth left, like it immediately fell off. I hope they can land a good hire but it's pretty late to be be looking (and this assumes we get to see basketball for 2020-2021).

The 979 cases to me is a sign that schools might not be opening for in person instruction statewide next month. Seems like we might headed for another wave of closure stuff, which would be a setback.

With concerns about distancing in schools with existing numbers, I don't see a lot of districts giddy about getting waves of new students if they opt for in-person instruction.

Took the words right out of my mouth.

Big loss for Danville IMO. I was hoping Cooper would take over after McKinney.

I think a universal DH is definitely going to be on the table in the next CBA. It's the biggest thing the owners have to dangle as a carrot.

Yep, no way to really work a shot clock in right now. We had the debate earlier this year on the board (and it happens every year) but good luck paying for them and then finding someone to operate it.

Weren't there some whispers about Berry for the Garrard girls job last year?

I'd hate for the Ads to lose him. He's been a great hand on the bench and with the JV squad.

With schools closed for this year, do people think they'll start back on time in the fall? I keep seeing lots of proposals floating around for mixed classes or students coming in one day and then being home the next. Just strikes me as hard to do social distancing inside of a school setting, especially among younger students. I also wonder if public school enrollments might increase because the economy could force parents who sent their kids to private schools to send them elsewhere. Could add more strain to the resources public schools face going into 2020-2021.