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Texas Bowl

Is it more important to win the game or give experience to Jefferson and Hornsby. My first thought was to get Hornsby and Jefferson game experience. Now I’m thinking we really need to win the game to carry the positivity into the spring. And I definitely think Franks gives a better chance to win the game. Plus I absolutely respect the heck out of Franks for wanting to finish this thing and I’m glad he is!

FF Help for Championship!

I need help! I am in the championship this week and need help!!!! Please here’s where I’m at; PPR League

QB; Mahomes
RB; Cook
RB; ?
WR; ?
WR; ?
Flex; ?
TE? Gesecki (not 100%) or Logan Thomas (Big last week)
Def? Pit vs Indy or Wash vs Car


options;
RB Robinson vs Chi (not 100%)
RB Gipson vs CAR (likely out)
WR Beasley vs NE
WR Hilton vs Pit
RB Wilson Jr vs Ari (Mozart is out)
RB Bell vs Atl (Clyde is out)
RB Henderson vs Sea (Akers is out)
WR Gage vs KC (Julio is out)
WR Coutee vs Cin (he has Cooks)

lots of options!!!!! 😩

Covid-19

About to share my experience. And boy has this been an experience.

Started running fever December 3rd, got tested that night. (Didn’t want to expose my mother in-law whose not in the best health). Tested Positive. Had just fever for 2 days. Then on December 6th I started going downhill. Couldn’t keep fluids or food down. Zofran, Phenegran, suppositories didn’t work. December 7th tried to get into UAMS and couldn’t. Went to Cabot Emergency Room. Got Fluids and Zofran through the IV. Pulse ox was at 94. So they sent me home. Tried to toughen through it that Tuesday. Ate pudding and drank water when I could. By Tuesday night I’m throwing up. Then my pulse ox dropped to 86. Go back to Cabot they get me stabilized. Steroids, Oxygen, fluids, Zofran, and start the process to get me into Springhill. The chest X-rays showed Covid pneumonia in both lungs. Spent Wednesday in the ER waiting on a room and then they started me on remdesivir, plasma and more steroids. Was there from December 9th through the 14th fighting this terrible stuff. Ended up on 4 liters of oxygen. I’ve spent the last week trying to get stronger, still on oral steroids and a steroid inhaler. Also abuterol, vitamin c, and baby aspirin. I’m blessed though. I’m getting stronger each day. But this stuff is no joke. I’m 29 and a healthy person. The biggest thing is how quick Covid can turn on your lungs. That’s why everyone should invest in a pulse ox meter. And my wife never got a cough. Never ran a fever or had a symptom and she tested positive on December 9th.

Update as of today. Our son started running fever last night and then throwing up. Took him to the doctor today thinking it must be strep. Nope he has Covid. These guidelines for quarantine and how long the incubation period is are shit. They don’t have a clue. He was first exposed 25 days ago at the least. And my wife tested positive for Covid 19 days ago. We followed the guidelines, got him tested on the 9th. Negative. Got him tested on the 21st. Negative. Now he has it. And he’s exposed his grandparents. I’m mad as hell. We followed the damn guidelines. But they’re not effective.

Football Cunningham, Clary returns lessen Hogs' need for grad transfer

The Razorbacks can now aim for the highest potential targets versus guys that can come in and help immediately. but even if they bring in a guy with 3-4 years left, they can probably still play in 2021 once NCAA allows the free one-time transfer

Anybody else thought about this? In theory we can't

sign any new recruits for 2022. Next season we will have 85 scholarship players and ZERO graduating seniors. The only seniors on the team will be the carry over
seniors who won't count against the 85. All of this years juniors return inn 2021 as juniors again. SO in theory for 2022 we just bring back the same 85 right?
The NCAA has said nothing about changing the 85 limit for future years, only that the returning seniors don't count against the 85 in 2021. Now there can and will be some
attrition, transfers or quits to free up space on the 85 but typically not that many. Weird situation. Seems like they will need a multi-year transition period for this
anomaly they've created.

2021 Quarterback

I know all we talk about is KJ or Malik being the QB next year, but we always forget about our other option(s).

Jack Lindsey is one of the brightest minds in the locker room. Barry Lunney even said it himself, that JL was the smartest kid he has EVER coached. We saw JL's wheels in the Missouri game. Funny enough, we saw some flashes of greatness in his passing talents, against Mizzou in 2019. 2 TD passes/0 INTs in a game that was cold/wet and we stuck with the ground game through most the game. I would not be surprised to see Jack get some run this spring and fight for one of the top 2 spots. Especially knowing the playbook like he does/giving this staff a full off season to see his talents.

Would be like having a coach on the field at all times, that can run and sling it.

Do not be surprised if JL is the next Senior to announce he is returning. His real estate empire can wait one more year, while he competes for a starting SEC QB job.

Mike woods

I wasn’t quite sold on him up until this season... I just don’t think he was getting enough throws his way. But honestly he’s pretty good. He runs great slant routes. And he’s very good at contested catches. If you watch his highlight most of his catches are contested or he’s getting hit right after he catches it. I’m very excited about the wr room! You’ve got Burks, then I would say woods, then de’vion Warren (if he can make a full recovery) and then next I would put Crawford the ou transfer! Him and Warren are a lot alike. But I will go out on a limb and say Crawford is quicker than Warren which is insane.
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