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"Two other players, cornerback-kick returner Johnny Gray and tight end Ross Hannum - have the mumps."Originally posted by bigcat75
People still get the mumps in the 21st century? I thought that was a thing of the past, like polio.Comment
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Apparently yes. I heard a radio news report that there's a major outbreak of the mumps in Iowa, with hundreds of cases. Is it hitting the UNI campus?Originally posted by Mountain PantherComment
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Originally posted by SteinPizza
Sounds like it is hitting UNI. Think of the last time anyone got an MMR booster. Immunity does wane and all it takes is 1 person to bring it in from somewhere and it spreads like wildfire.Comment
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Sanders looks like he's been hitting the weight room. He has put on some size. We went yesterday and that was the first thing several of us said. Lewis looks good also. Reminds you alot of Horne. Law also had some nice runs yesterday. Parsons about took off the head of a wide out. O-line is going to be awesome. Keith is a "big boy" Just a few observations.Originally posted by bigcat75Last edited by alleycat; 04-02-2006, 03:34 PM.Comment
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Keep the updates coming Alleycat....love it!!!!
"We're not an ordinary school," said Fort. "We have tradition. We have a good team year after year. We rebuild, and it doesn't matter who we have coming back."
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Speaking of fired up. Coach Gold was half the show on Saturday. He was awsome to watch coach and had the "D' line pumped. You would of thought some of these kids had just made a fourth and one stop on their own 1 yard line in the NC game.Comment
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Hopefully there aren't any steriods involved. JUST KIDDING, CALM DOWN.Originally posted by alleycat
You know what, Sanders is probably filling out, as well becoming a man. It seems he has been here forever because he played as a freshman. He is still a pretty young college football player. I am sure hard work in the weight room has alot to do with it as well. It's good to hear Lewis might even look close to Horne!
The season will not come soon enough for me.**Go ** Panthers** and Buckeyes**!!Comment
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If anyone has been to a practice
I know it's early but, how's our d-line and lb's are looking so far. They will be important gauge as to how our season goes this year.Comment
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Not at all! TheOriginally posted by Winder thing I put in there was in reference to my comment. And by saying "Sanders is becoming a man." I was refering to his age. He is probably barely 20. Just a kid.
No trash talking the football team here brother!**Go ** Panthers** and Buckeyes**!!Comment
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On the mumps, there's a new vaccine-resistant strain out there, and it nailed the campus pretty hard but it's waning now.
BTW all sanders talks about in anatomy class is when he's gonna go work out she's he definetly been hitting it. also he thinks that when snow melts it gets drier.Oh, and let me make this perfectly clear to you people: you go to UNI, NOT IOWA. The Hawkeyes and their fans do not give a crap if you remain "true to them" or some stupid self-fulfulling bullcrap like that.-OTP
What i say are my opinions and mine alone, and not that of anyone associated with me.Comment
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"NOTES: Sanders and defensive back Nick Alvarez were both diagnosed with mumps this week. They bring the number of Panthers afflicted with the ailment to at least four after Johnny Gray and Ross Hannam were sidelined earlier in camp."
Now Sanders has the mumps? I don't anything about the mumps...how long is the recovery time?Comment
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Symptoms can start to decrease within 2 weeks of them showing up and the person is contagious 2-4 days after showing signs, at least that's the last i've heard about it, different strains have different affects. Friend of mine here in Dancer had it, actually a lot of people I know have had it now, I'm counting my blessings, his jaw was inflamed pretty bad we couldn't help but laughGO PANTHERS!Comment
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Mumps was one of the "normal" childhood diseases back in early paleo times when I was a child. It was always a concern if an adult male got mumps, that they would "go down" which was extremely bad. But, mostly, I only knew of children getting mumps......Comment
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I've heard that too, that getting mumps as an adult is a lot tougher on your body (same with measles and chicken pox). Maybe Reed or another medical professional can help us out with some info.Originally posted by CanuckPanther
How much does everyone feel this is a setback to our team?Comment
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