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Flu Bug...And We still Won!!

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I am curious to see who actually had it. I think it would explain a few of the boneheaded penalties, mental fatigue stuff, and injuries.
Don’t get me wrong as I am not making excuses.
 
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LuCane said:
Did Fitzgerald have the flu? Seemed like he got less snaps than usual.
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He played 24/61 snaps, which is a little below what he’d been playing but not wildly off. It seemed at first watch like he took a pretty rough angle on the Lacey run and I wonder if that was more the reason.
 
KWCOWBOYFAN said:
I am curious to see who actually had it. I think it would explain a few of the boneheaded penalties, mental fatigue stuff, and injuries.
Don’t get me wrong as I am not making excuses.
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Marion seemed like he was sick based on how he was talking and i think either coughed or sneezed in the post game presser thing he and Toure did together. Absolute dog
 
TwentySix said:
He played 24/61 snaps, which is a little below what he’d been playing but not wildly off. It seemed at first watch like he took a pretty rough angle on the Lacey run and I wonder if that was more the reason.
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His run fits have not been awesome if you look at the entirety of the season. Still a work in progress there. I thought we could use him on some of the overloaded looks Ole Miss threw out there.
 
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Every team and staff member needs an IV as soon as they are back. Mainline straight vitamin C, D, NAC, NAD, electrolytes, zinc, and ivermectin into their arteries with enough fluids to replace every molecule of water in their bodies.
 
Well, that explains a lot. I'm surprised we did this well!

I'm getting these flashbacks - becoming a bit more common as there's a very structured playoff scheme - but this is starting to look like UM football in 1983. The Miracle in Miami.

Lots of surprise twists even then - but UM Football seemingly to the rest of the nation - came out of NOWHERE.

Never thought I'd see that again. But here we go.
 
305_separatist said:
Every team and staff member needs an IV as soon as they are back. Mainline straight vitamin C, D, NAC, NAD, electrolytes, zinc, and ivermectin into their arteries with enough fluids to replace every molecule of water in their bodies.
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That's all fine and good, but there's a way to absolutely just kill the viruses.

It's biophysics - when you rip one or two electrons from a virus - it's like it explodes and is plumb dead.

You got a virus? Flu? Covid? Any virus? Just kill it and be done.

REFERENCE: My physician said my test results suggested it might be worth considering a statin. I asked if he wanted me to clean my arteries of all cholesterol and plaque - he asked if I could do that, and how long would it take?

I told him 30 days. Clean as a whistle. He had me take one more test for a solid baseline - and 32 days later, he walked into the Examination Room looking at all the paperwork, and asked me, "What did You DO?" I told him my cholesterol was always a bit high - and gave him the printed protocol I typed out. It's cheap, it's easy, and it just works. Nothing to do with medicine - biophysics.

Same thing with viruses. There's a very simple procedure. When a family member went to the University medical facility while very, very sick - they tested, ID'd Covid, told her to self-isolate for ten days. She decided to self isolate at home in their camper.

I showed up at 10:00 the next morning - gave her the two items - told her how to mix them with three drops of each - shake for 30 seconds to blend - add 3-4 ounces of water, and swallow. Do this every hour - on the hour.

That evening early - no symptoms whatsoever, except a bit of fatigue from not being able to sleep the previous day and a half.

It too, just works.

I don't know much, but I know some things.
 
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