thank you rightside, and i understand where you are coming from. i just think there are too many ingredients in that game to not like WSU and after seeing some improvement from them last week i think they have enough in the tank to beat what is possibly the worst team in the wac. GL this week :toast:
watch this line closely i havent moved on it yet, but if it hits 7.5 im going to jump on it. for now, if this is true, the line wont even sniff 9 again
September 8, 2009 8:17 PM
Posted by ESPN.com's Adam Rittenberg
At least 10 Wisconsin players are sick with flu-like symptoms, which has prompted testing for the H1N1 virus.
Wisconsin conducted its normal practice Tuesday afternoon, but several players dealing with the symptoms stayed at home. Dennis Helwig, the school's director of sports medicine, told local media members that two players reported having the symptoms on Sunday, followed by several more in each of the last two days.
Helwig and his staff anticipated a potential flu outbreak on the team after students recently returned for classes at Wisconsin.
"We're managing it," Helwig said. "Our physicians are taking all precautions. We’re continuing to monitor it. They tell us that this of fairly short duration, three to four days. So we're on top of anybody that has it, when they’ve had it and what their symptoms are."
No cases of the H1N1 virus have been confirmed among Badgers players. Because of the risk of spreading the flu, those exhibiting the symptoms won't be allowed to join their teammates until the symptoms have subsided. Badgers players weren't available to the media Tuesday because of the apparent outbreak.
Wisconsin hopes to receive the vaccine for the H1N1 virus at some point next month.
"There really isn’t anything we can do to effectively prevent this until we get the vaccine," Helwig said. "So everybody is under the same thing – we’ve got this void where we’re just going to have to let things run its course and deal with it as it comes in."
September 8, 2009 8:17 PM
Posted by ESPN.com's Adam Rittenberg
At least 10 Wisconsin players are sick with flu-like symptoms, which has prompted testing for the H1N1 virus.
Wisconsin conducted its normal practice Tuesday afternoon, but several players dealing with the symptoms stayed at home. Dennis Helwig, the school's director of sports medicine, told local media members that two players reported having the symptoms on Sunday, followed by several more in each of the last two days.
Helwig and his staff anticipated a potential flu outbreak on the team after students recently returned for classes at Wisconsin.
"We're managing it," Helwig said. "Our physicians are taking all precautions. We’re continuing to monitor it. They tell us that this of fairly short duration, three to four days. So we're on top of anybody that has it, when they’ve had it and what their symptoms are."
No cases of the H1N1 virus have been confirmed among Badgers players. Because of the risk of spreading the flu, those exhibiting the symptoms won't be allowed to join their teammates until the symptoms have subsided. Badgers players weren't available to the media Tuesday because of the apparent outbreak.
Wisconsin hopes to receive the vaccine for the H1N1 virus at some point next month.
"There really isn’t anything we can do to effectively prevent this until we get the vaccine," Helwig said. "So everybody is under the same thing – we’ve got this void where we’re just going to have to let things run its course and deal with it as it comes in."
usc -5 (4 units)
unlv +7.5 (1 unit)
fresno st (its at 8.5 but im waiting for 10) (3 units)
wash st ML +110 (2 units)
wash st/hawaii under 50.5 (1 unit)
adding plays out of the 3 conferences i mainly follow
texas 1h -18 (6 units) **GOW
syracuse +29 (1 unit)
bol everyone :toast:
unlv +7.5 (1 unit)
fresno st (its at 8.5 but im waiting for 10) (3 units)
wash st ML +110 (2 units)
wash st/hawaii under 50.5 (1 unit)
adding plays out of the 3 conferences i mainly follow
texas 1h -18 (6 units) **GOW
syracuse +29 (1 unit)
bol everyone :toast:
from the fresno bee:
the fresno team was welcomed into the stadium by a scoreboard that read Wisconsin 27, Fresno State 3. And according to the scoreboard, it was the first quarter.
the fresno team was infuriated by this. no holding back now
what is this? high school?
the fresno team was welcomed into the stadium by a scoreboard that read Wisconsin 27, Fresno State 3. And according to the scoreboard, it was the first quarter.
the fresno team was infuriated by this. no holding back now
what is this? high school?
fresno st recievers and backs have speed and are are running great routes. if wisconsin keeps giving a cushion to these guys fresno will march on them again and again. also i said earlier in the week that fresno LB's had the ability to stop the wisconsin run. so far so good. long way to go though
