Kansas Crimson

Anything to get out of this season.

You want to make a joke here but, oh, never mind.

I hope you get to feeling better, Hatter.

If symptom and fever free, will be on the sidelines for the next game against West Va.

NewtonHawk11 wrote: ↑Thu Oct 08, 2020 2:56 pm If symptom and fever free, will be on the sidelines for the next game against West Va.

Jesus, Les, go home.

I hope he gets through it easily enough.
Doesn't really matter if he's coaching at this point.

Honestly, Big Jay can probably call the plays and it wouldn't make a difference at this point.

Wouldn't be a terrible ploy to shut down the team for the rest of the season and save everyone more KU Football related embarrassment.
I kid - and I wish Les well.

NewtonHawk11 wrote: ↑Thu Oct 08, 2020 2:56 pm If symptom and fever free, will be on the sidelines for the next game against West Va.

That's dumb.

Hmm

Les is obviously in a very bad demographic for the disease. He does need to take care of himself and let go of the reins for a tad.

Yes. Age 65+ has an infection fatality rate of approximately 5.6%. I think it is slighty worse for males, although him being at the low end of that age range probably helps him.

My dad's buddy who is 65+ just found out he has it. He is not a healthy dude, big/tall and overweight with no excercise/bad diet. He is pretty sick already, still at home taking care of himself, but definitely worried that shit could go south.