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I'm not convinced he's better than Justin Miller.

Saw on Twitter that apparently he already has a 6 figure NIL deal.

I got two separate texts during the first half of the game that this would happen. The first one I brushed off but about 20 minutes later I got one from somebody has some connections to the program and usually knows some inside info. I didn't want to post anything at that time though as it was just a rumor.

Check again. Jones posted a follow up.

https://twitter.com/KySportsRadio/status/1433978177869828100?ref_src=twsrc^tfw|twcamp^tweetembed|twterm^1433978177869828100|twgr^|twcon^s1_c10&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fpublish.twitter.com%2F%3Fquery%3Dhttps3A2F2Ftwitter.com2FKySportsRadio2Fstatus2F1433978177869828100widget%3DTweet I don't know how to make this show up as a photo but per KSR apparently tonight was Wimsatt's last game as a Red Devil.

If also read that in some places in the world they are considering you as unvaccinated if it has been so many days since you got the shots. In other words your vaccine has worn off. Saw an article today that apparently they are discussing requiring boosters every 5 months.

33 for 38 passsing. ? That's almost 15 yards per attempt.

Some of the Indian states have used it as well. The results between states that did and did not use it have been substantial.

Speaking as the person who has to do all of the cooking for my families Thanksgiving meal, for me it would have a lot to do with the cost and time involved. We host my wife's side of the family and I usually spend about $200 for the meal. Plus I start around 8 and we don't eat til about 2. (Actually I start the night before baking pies) I can feed the same amount of people burgers and dogs for way less and it takes like 30 - 45 minutes. I would enjoy Thanksgiving dinner several times a year if it wasn't such an undertaking.

Not to take anything away from Owensboro, and maybe it was just a coincidence but they seemed to struggle to do anything on offense until #99 left the game. After that they began to be able to move the ball.

You need to get the Dr. Schools inserts. You can find them at Walmart for about $15.00. Another good thing to get is get a golf ball and put it on the floor while you are seated in a chair like at a desk. Roll the ball around the bottom of your foot for 5 to 10 minutes. This really helped me a lot.

OHS poor tackling continues. Haven’t been able to stop X all night with #2 under center. Can’t be giving them extra yards by failing to wrap the. Up.

Nice pass. Right on the money.

Devils with a big answer.

Mo swings back the other way with one play. 24-14.

Now we got a game again.

Nice conversion. Time is going to be a factor. 1:17

Big 4th down. O could use some points before half.

Owensboro has to start tackling better. They’ve missed tackles all night so far.

TD. Devils. Finally showing some life on that drive.

#99 for X being assisted off the field. Looks bad.

I try to drink plenty of water each day, but I probably don't drink anywhere near the suggested amounts I've found online. According to the Mayo Clinic men should drink 15.5 cups of water a day and I've found other sources which suggest that a person should drink .5 oz per lb. Either of those ways I never come close most days. I think I'd be in the bathroom most of the time if I did. I don't drink that much of any liquids combined except for when I'm in the mood to drink lots of beer. A bit off topic as it doesn't exactly relate to dehydration, but I know that a lot of times muscle cramps are caused by dehydration. I used to get a lot of nocturnal leg cramps. My wife read that Magnesium would help prevent those, and started making me take a supplemental pill every night. This has almost eliminated these cramps completely. Perhaps something for any athletes who deal with persistent cramping to consider. I think pickle juice is supposed to help as well, but I think I might rather have the cramps than to down a glass of pickle juice.

It would give me more confidence, but I'll admit I'm still skeptical as to the speed in which these were produced. Any other vaccines have taken way more time to develope, test, etc. If rumors of FDA approval this fall come true, than it will be based upon pressure but on the agency and not due to any rigorous testing, etc. When these vaccines were announced the manufacturers promised that they were about 95% effective or so, this doesn't seem to be the case. Look at Israel for example. They are supposed to be one of the most highly % vaccinated countires in the world and they are currently experiences a high number of cases. If I can see that the vaccine is safe and it works than I would have more faith giving it to my daughters. We don't know a lot or anything about any long term effects of these vaccines but we do know that thus far severe infections in children have been very infrequent. I will not force my childern to get this vaccine until I have certain that it is safe for them.

Let's be honest, although the Big 10 and Pac 10 / 12 like to brag about their academic standards, academics aren't going to factor into planning for the survival of a D1 football conference. Money is king. Always has been. If academics were so important why not poach from the Ivy League.

As a parent it way pretty easy to decide to get my kids vaccinated for polio and measles as both of these vaccines have been in use for 50+ years. There are still a lot of unknows about these new vaccines, including the fact that they are not yet FDA approved. I'm in no rush to make my daughters take these.