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Dehydration and full body cramps.
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[QUOTE="RayRay, post: 3912126, member: 10131"] It’s a darn good question and unfortunately I doubt we will ever see an answer. There several mysteries this season with limited to 0 information, this being one of them. I guess as a college sports program, players are more insulated then they would be as professional athletes, so as frustrating as it is as fans, we will never know. I do agree though, it made no sense. It had to be a combination of injury/being out of shape/poor hydration and lack of awareness by the medical staff/and the player overreacting a bit. [/QUOTE]
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