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My initial hope was rest but, we've had ample breaks between games the last couple of weeks. If anything, you would just give him limited minutes instead of holding him out. I hope he's not hurt?
Didn’t think of that. Get well young man.
I’d say he’s just sick. Not being held out just because it’s Covid. They do still check. My daughter had three separate tests to determine what she had.
None that I’m aware of. He might have a fever and probably they don’t want the rest of the team sick next week. Why risk it.
Yes probably out if he has a fever. Hopefully it doesn't run through the rest of the team in the coming weeks.
Guys - I’ve had 7 family members or friends with COVID over the last couple of weeks. Test or no test - if he feels like they did - no way he could play. Can still feel pretty sick and fatigued from this - a lot like influenza…..you are down and out for a bit. .
I'm waaaaay past college age, but had whatever the new strain of Covid is over Thanksgiving. Hell, I could barely get off the couch let alone play. First two times I had it, no big deal. This last one was a butt kicker.
Quarantine doesn't exist any longer. If you no longer have flu like symptoms, you're good to play.
Just like any virus or sickness. Probably just bad timing.
5 days after temp is back to normal.
Wrong.
Read the CDC recommendations: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/your-health/isolation.html
If you are 24 hours fever free…go to work. Common sense doesn’t require a link
Covid is a strange illness. I'm not sure what version we are up to, but it affects people different. He must have been feeling bad to get tested. Doctors don't test everyone that has symptoms, or at least mine doesn't.
I've had two confirmed cases. The first in December of 2020 put me in the hospital for 3 days with double pneumonia and an O2 reading in the low 80's. December 2022 I tested positive for Covid and Flu A.. I was on Paxlovid and Tamiflu. My worst day was the first (Christmas day). After a rough night and sleeping most of the next day, I felt pretty good. My wife tested positive for Flu A only and was sicker for much longer. BTW, my wife has never tested positive for Covid.
My guess is Ware misses the Nebraska game. Now that word is out about his diagnosis, I would expect he will have to follow whatever quarantine rules exist either with the NCAA or CDC.If I'm a college player, I go to my own doctor and keep my result quiet except my coach and team doctor.
I've had two confirmed cases. The first in December of 2020 put me in the hospital for 3 days with double pneumonia and an O2 reading in the low 80's. December 2022 I tested positive for Covid and Flu A.. I was on Paxlovid and Tamiflu. My worst day was the first (Christmas day). After a rough night and sleeping most of the next day, I felt pretty good. My wife tested positive for Flu A only and was sicker for much longer. BTW, my wife has never tested positive for Covid.
My guess is Ware misses the Nebraska game. Now that word is out about his diagnosis, I would expect he will have to follow whatever quarantine rules exist either with the NCAA or CDC.If I'm a college player, I go to my own doctor and keep my result quiet except my coach and team doctor.
The CDC has been wrong so much I have zero belief in anything they try to pontificate. They're are a damned ole political mess. No thanks.
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Sparks got a good game under his belt and that should help if he needs to play the 5 vs Nebraska.
Ware's main thing is rebounding and shooting in one v one. I'd be more worried if we were playing MSU. Against Nebraska, IU needs to get out on 3pt shooters and limit them to 1 shot. Scoring is less of an issue.
Ware's main thing is rebounding and shooting in one v one. I'd be more worried if we were playing MSU. Against Nebraska, IU needs to get out on 3pt shooters and limit them to 1 shot. Scoring is less of an issue.
Have had COVID twice. Once before vaccination and once after 2 rounds of vaccines. Other than a slight fever, nothing.
However, the Flu A was terrible for me last year probably because I didn’t get an annual flu vaccination.
It all affects people differently.
My wife & I had covid in August. I had a slight fever & went thru the "sweats" for a couple days but really didn't feel that bad. She lost the ability to stand up, eventually had to have an ambulance take her to the hospital where she spent 4 1/2 days. She has no recollection of the ambulance ride or the first 2 1/2 days she was in the hospital. It affected her heart & she still tires out easily. Pretty scary when you're not sure if you'll every see your spouse of 52+ years again.
is neither.
It's a way for the ignorant to describe accidental incidents of deductive reasoning.
The CDC has lost credibility on this very specific topic. Prior to Covid they had credence by their word alone, not so much any longer. Near all business settings do not apply your linked CDC recommendation. If you are fever free for 24 hrs AND symptom free, re-enter your normal life.
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Actually it’s empiricism with a few simple rules of logic that have served humans quite well in their rise to the top of the food chain.
So sorry that happened. I do hope she recovers completely.
