Damn, that sucks.
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Bobo leaves team.....
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Hey well soon coach. Karma to you and your family
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Not knowing can be worse than knowing. If the docs can’t diagnose it, they can’t treat it.
Fingers crossed the experts figure out the issue and have a ready treatment.
Hey coach, you got this!
Fingers crossed the experts figure out the issue and have a ready treatment.
Hey coach, you got this!
Hope he'll be ok. He wasn't a bad qb, pretty good at UGA.
Maybe his Rx was for culture and decent women.
From a viewpoint of him as a person and taking respective affiliations with any of the associated teams out of the equation, at this point, he needs to skip the Hawaii game and see if he can come back for the CU game.
I can't imagine a scenario where a doctor would advise a guy who has been in the hospital for this long to go into high pressure situation like coaching a college football game just a couple days later.
I can't imagine a scenario where a doctor would advise a guy who has been in the hospital for this long to go into high pressure situation like coaching a college football game just a couple days later.
It's Hawaii. Very low stress most likely
ahoelsken
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If they've moved him down here, this might be more serious than they're saying. He's not coaching Saturday, and this would probably tell me that there's a better than 50-50 shot he misses the RMS as well. Bobo is a pretty young guy-only 44 (IIRC).....best for him to focus on his health for the time being.
Hey man, that was on the island man.
Ask 2017 UMass team.
Looks like he was in a golf cart at practice yesterday.
Having just a 60 yard practice field makes for an easier transition.
I don’t think that article tells us much.
vinniew_11
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Per HIPPA laws, they don’t have to disclose anything.
HIPPA SHMIPPA!
Soooo, can we now say **** you! to Bobo again?
I'll begin. "**** you Boboo I do it myself"
Peripheral neuropathy seems like a catch-all term for a variety of issues. Still no idea what the cause is or the appropriate treatment.
Reading between the lines, and leaving open the possibility that I could be completely wrong, I get the impression that he’s no better today than he was the day he sent into the hospital. He was having issues. Went in to see if they could diagnose it, they couldn’t. So he had some additional tests done in Denver, where they still couldn’t figure it out, so they asked him if he could function with the condition, to which he obviously said he could.
I never stopped. Context is what's important here, as with most things.
