Steve Pikiell said Dylan Harper has "a band strand"
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why did he travel? Stay in bed and drink soup
He had already had the strand, lost weight and was past the contagious time frame when he travelled with the team to Indiana.
The doctors and trainers obviously thought he might recover enough by game time or they would have never allowed him to go.
This is some bad strand!….to be 18 years young and be this weak 4 days after being a game time decision is bad.
I still don’t understand attending the women’s game, the only thing I can think of is his flu is like an injury that can’t get worse be playing with it, only time will heal it.
So laying in bed wasn’t going to help.
You can be assured every move he made was approved and monitored by team doctors and trainers… he’s a college kid and can do whatever he wants is bs in this case.
The doctors and trainers obviously thought he might recover enough by game time or they would have never allowed him to go.
This is some bad strand!….to be 18 years young and be this weak 4 days after being a game time decision is bad.
I still don’t understand attending the women’s game, the only thing I can think of is his flu is like an injury that can’t get worse be playing with it, only time will heal it.
So laying in bed wasn’t going to help.
You can be assured every move he made was approved and monitored by team doctors and trainers… he’s a college kid and can do whatever he wants is bs in this case.
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Stay home, get an IV, and sleep Sunday night before game
There's a typo somewhere...Carino's actual CNJ article states bad strand:
“He wanted to go tonight, but obviously that flu has taken a lot out of him," Rutgers coach Steve Pikiell said. "We’ve got to get him back to normal. I appreciate his effort. He had a bad strand (of the flu). I appreciated that he wanted to be out there with his teammates, but he didn't have the energy he needs to have, which is understandable."
“He wanted to go tonight, but obviously that flu has taken a lot out of him," Rutgers coach Steve Pikiell said. "We’ve got to get him back to normal. I appreciate his effort. He had a bad strand (of the flu). I appreciated that he wanted to be out there with his teammates, but he didn't have the energy he needs to have, which is understandable."
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