Joe Cox has the flu

MajorGCG · Sep 4, 2009

Great timing Carrot Top

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Furmanski · Sep 4, 2009

Great...........

GoSooners · Sep 4, 2009

Glad it's not the swine.

GoForIt · Sep 4, 2009

GoSooners said:
Glad it's not the swine.

With all the media hype these days, it seems like any flu is the swine flu :laugh:

Furmanski · Sep 4, 2009

Couldn't resist......Fight the flu Joe, fight it!!

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stander · Sep 4, 2009

This smells fishy to me... perhaps a bit of sandbagging??

AlwaysKeen · Sep 5, 2009

didn't make the initial flight with the team is what they are saying..

cacheman · Sep 5, 2009

How many times has an athlete had the flu before a nationally televised event, and then goes out and plays better than normal? Seems to happen a few times a year. I love when the broadcasters also throw in something like, "he received IV treatment at halftime, so the game is taking a toll on him", blah, blah, blah... "What a gutty performance..."

rloup1 · Sep 5, 2009

cacheman said:
How many times has an athlete had the flu before a nationally televised event, and then goes out and plays better than normal? Seems to happen a few times a year. I love when the broadcasters also throw in something like, "he received IV treatment at halftime, so the game is taking a toll on him", blah, blah, blah... "What a gutty performance..."

...was going to post something to this effect.
I think being sick may actually help an athlete's concentration level or at least decrease his level of distraction...which could benefit a 1st time starting qb on the road.