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Post by aztecfred on Sept 13, 2024 15:48:32 GMT -8
I would like to see the AAC (American Conference) pick up Air Force, to go along side of Army & Navy. They play each other anyway for the Commander-in-Chief's Trophy, and it gives the academies additional non conference games. All have similar limitations on recruiting and academics. The MWC can focus on the Southwest, UTEP, NMSU, the WAC/Southland, plus open up the Dakotas/Montana and we can be done with terrible travel, 20-game conference schedules, and altitude. Amen brother!!! Especially the altitude. No matter how much beet juice you drink, some guys really have a hard time. Kawhi and Nate come to mind. U think it was a just a big man problem, or did any guards have symptoms over the years?? There most be a study some where? I'm sure the US taxpayers funded some lab in China to study mice in altitude? |
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Post by zurac315 on Sept 13, 2024 15:54:11 GMT -8
Amen brother!!! Especially the altitude. No matter how much beet juice you drink, some guys really have a hard time. Kawhi and Nate come to mind. U think it was a just a big man problem, or did any guards have symptoms over the years?? There most be a study some where? I'm sure the US taxpayers funded some lab in China to study mice in altitude? I had an uncle who was a physiology professor at Stanford. He did numerous studies for the federal government back in the 1950s on the chemistry of the blood at altitude and the effects of altitude on the human body. All part of Cold War research stuff. The info has been known for at least 60 years. And it wasn't from China. |
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Post by zurac315 on Sept 13, 2024 15:58:09 GMT -8
It's all positive so far. Now, if we could at least score a field goal against CAL that would make the week!!!!
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Post by Cwag on Sept 13, 2024 15:59:20 GMT -8
It's all positive so far. Now, if we could at least score a field goal against CAL that would make the week!!!! Is 3 the over/under? |
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Post by aztecfred on Sept 13, 2024 16:13:28 GMT -8
U think it was a just a big man problem, or did any guards have symptoms over the years?? There most be a study some where? I'm sure the US taxpayers funded some lab in China to study mice in altitude? I had an uncle who was a physiology professor at Stanford. He did numerous studies for the federal government back in the 1950s on the chemistry of the blood at altitude and the effects of altitude on the human body. All part of Cold War research stuff. The info has been known for at least 60 years. And it wasn't from China. And they say??? Big man vs small? |
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