Red, I love your posts and respect the hell out of you. I have decided to respectfully disagree with some of your reasoning here, though. Please respect my decision. I think that your comment and some other related comments are missing the point for why society is doing the whole social distancing thing. Remember, we are trying to flatten the curve to help the healthcare system avoid being completely overwhelmed. In the scenario of a flattened curve we all still get exposed to the virus - it just occurs at a slower pace so that the healthcare system has a better chance to keep up. With the incredibly rare exception of individuals who truly go off the grid and manage to avoid any human interaction including touching the same things other humans have touched, there isn't a situation where we don't all get exposed. It's super contagious. Except, again, for a very small few of the most vulnerable of us, we aren't going to avoid being exposed until a vaccine or proven treatment is out. By the time the vaccine is out, we will just be attempting to boost immunity for most of us and protect those few most vulnerable who haven't been exposed. By the fall, I would bet that entire team and staff will have been exposed to COVID-19 and Lord willing, none of them will have been severely ill. Youth is certainly in their favor save a few members of the staff. All this to say, I really think experts are not going to be advising isolation by this fall, and the fall football season is very unlikely to be cancelled.
