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Look, I know that this post will be quickly sacked into oblivion

but as a physician on the Covid team @ our large community hospital in LR the reality is Covid-19 is so contagious only those who live off the grid away from other people will not be exposed to it...as stated earlier the vast majority of people who get it will never know it and pass it on to several others, etc, etc exponentially and inevitably until virtually every American will be exposed to it except those in true isolation/quarantine. To have players quarantine who test positive is just silly because eventually every team member will be exposed and test positive so you may as well adopt the heard immunity of Sweden and other countries and just get it over with so the virus has no place to go. The death rate of (younger < 65) in America is now less than 1% as we continue to test more and more people...much less than the original 6% or 3 % predicted. Once again the best kept secret is that the sun's UV light kills it within a few minutes so fans outdoors have little worry. As such most Covid wings and patient rooms in hospital throughout the land have UV light to assist in killing the virus.

Football Razorback Roster Rundown: No. 10 Bumper Pool

https://arkansas.rivals.com/news/razorback-roster-rundown-no-10-bumper-pool

Went back and read his quote from when he committed:
"[Bielema] has done a phenomenal job changing the program from where it was when he got there," he said. "You can see the excitement in the players, he's been getting good wins, and he's doing a good job of getting Arkansas back to being a high-caliber SEC school and competing for that conference title."

JJ Meadors on Danny Ford practices

I’ll try to put the link in here, I have varying degrees of success with that. But anyway just found a YouTube from HTL where JJ said in Ford’s practices “If you dressed out you got hit“ ..all the way to Thursday on game week.
No surprise to anyone that remembers the Ford era. The team always looked dead legged on Saturday, like they were glued to the ground. Especially the defense. I noticed it a lot and I know I wasn’t the only one. Broyles said he’d never seen as much hitting during the week in season, and he came from no face mask era.
Lately we have had coaches that went too far the other way. Looked like our teams the last few years were used to no contact football and wanted no part of it come Saturday. The first thing Pitt said to his team was “the no contact practices are over”. Not sure if that’s one of the things that won them over but it seemed to be well received news. Any good football player knows you gotta have some. Not as much as Ford but he was pretty unique in his approach on it. I think if he’d have changed that part of his routine he may well have been here longer.
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