What are you guys talking about? Do you have any idea how highly improbable a teenage athlete even contracting the virus. Only around 7% of the 7,107,463 total cases are in the 5-18 demo and we're talking about only 4 years of that 13 year span. That's only 497,000 total in the entire 13 years. Then you substract the fully recovered, which for the entire nation is 53%, and the younger the faster rate of recovery. So that's only 263,000 C+ in the entire age group. Of that 263,000 only around 1% will be sufficiently ill to seek medical treatment, as many as 90% could be entirely a symptomatic and the CDC no longer considers the a symptomatic spread a significant risk of transmission. So we're really looking at about 26,000 kids out of approximately 59,463,839 in the age group 5-18. That's literally a risk factor of .4037%. Obviously not all those 26000 are going to be at a football game, playing or watching. So there's a few thousand C+ HS kids out of almost 60 million that are even going to be at a football game. Then there is still the general improbability of contraction, which is obvious from the slow spread-9 months in and we're not yet at even 2% of the population.
Don't listen the mask people. The chances of getting Covid are small for everyone under 65 and tiny among teenagers and young adults.