Joe Kinsey
LSU announced Tuesday that it would require fans 12 & up to show proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test taken within 72 hours before entry into Tiger Stadium for football games this fall. Citing the Delta variant, the school said the policy will go into effect at the home opener on September 11 against McNeese State.
“As the flagship institution of the state of Louisiana, our foremost responsibility is to ensure the safety of our students, our supporters, and our community,” Tate said. “While we are aware of the diverse perspectives across the nation regarding masks and vaccinations, we must take all reasonable measures to protect our campus and community, not only on gamedays, but long after guests have left Tiger Stadium. The current threat to our lives, our health, and to our medical systems due to COVID-19 is overburdening our hospitals, and we must do our part to stop the spread.”
Fans will be asked to show a digital or hard copy of a negative COVID test or provide a vaccination card, a photo of the vaccination card or “verified digital proof of vaccination.”
With a capacity of 102,321, Tiger Stadium wasn’t exactly the easiest stadium in college football to get into before COVID. Now imagine stadium staff checking phones for vaccination cards. One could easily see it turn into a Lollapalooza where the staff has no choice but to take your word for it that it’s your vaccination card. Lollapalooza staff didn’t check vaccination cards against a driver’s license. Because it’s impossible!
55,000 people move through TSA checkpoints at Atlanta-Hartsfield on its busiest travel days. Now imagine 75,000 fans trying to get into Tiger Stadium an hour before kickoff. We’re talking a verification stage followed by ticket takers and the security team with its metal detectors.
You might as well stay home, LSU fans. Or sit at the tailgate and relax.
LSU will require all Tiger Stadium guests 12 years of age and older to provide proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 PCR test taken within 72 hours prior to entry.
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12 and up??? No vaccine is FDA approved for 12 to 16!!!
Since the vaccine can’t prevent catching or passing on the virus, shouldn’t everyone need proof of a negative test?
So vaccinated contract and spread Covid at the same levels as the unvaccinated. Shouldn’t everyone have a negative test? Check CDC study from Massachusetts.
Oh, and it’s the same test that FDA denied and the CDC is pulling in December because it’s unreliable and can’t distinguish among Covid, the flu and the common cold. Because science and stuff…… check CDC website for details.
LSU is a bunch of 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
Another interesting fact. Janet Woodcock was recently promoted as new head of FDA in January. She is the same person responsible for the FDA approving OxyContin years ago. So rest assured all at the FDA is above board here. No political motivation whatsoever.
Ed the retard Orgeron probably thinks it’s a great idea
“Here’s my ‘Pruexf of Vahhhxinashun’ suh!”
Fans should just not go en masse send a message to these fools then lets see how long this lasts smfh
Either LSU will have a half full stadium most games or there will be a tremendous spike in fake vax cards. Baton Rouge does not seem like the crowd you want to try to enforce totalitarian mandates upon.