Recruiting Forum Football Talk [RIP 9.3.2019]

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bignewt said:
I worked with an editor who had them really bad and she started botox injections and that really seems to help her.
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It has like a 95 percent success rate for migraines. I was all set up to get the injections back in February but someone said it would be a huge issue if the FAA found out about it, so I had to cancel.
 
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amazingGrace - The recommendation for a good chiropractor is the route to go with the migraines. Select one that has been trained in all the current methods/practices such as the Activator Method, holistic (for nutrition/lifestyle), and deep massage. Personal experience with disc/nerve issues in the back and hips for me that had become chronic pain over the years. I had great success along with many friends who have used similarly trained chiros. We also have a young child (nephew) in the extended family who had severe digestive issues from birth that was basically cured after a few weeks of treatment around the age of five. The medical docs could not figure out the problem and tried meds that didn't work. Well trained chiros can do much more than bone cracking now days.

Many times migraines originate from food allergies, which is where holistic comes in. Other times it can be spinal related. Sometimes it is a combination. The Activator Method on the spine, neck, and hips is not bone cracking - they just use a small handheld device that easily manipulates the area into alignment with no pain. Combined with massage it can give great relief in days. They teach techniques and exercises that can help keep things in good shape with an occasional monthly follow-up if needed. Many medical insurance plans cover them now. If not, most will work with folks on a payment arrangement that can help.

I went from being barely able to walk with great pain from the car into their office, to going back to my 10,000 steps per day fitness in 6 visits (30 minutes each) in a 2 week period. I started back to golfing 3 days or so a week one month after the visits. I still do the techniques/exercises periodically and have no pain at all. It's been over 6 months since the treatments. You can wreck your body doing what you are doing. Please try it. If it doesn't work then you've eliminated an option and can try something else.
 
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Bassmaster_Vol said:
Their fans would riot worse than we did at the Schianamo
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Ron Swanson said:
He doesn't
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7 years of OC experience, 3 at Auburn. That about the same that Gus had when they hired him.

Listen, I don’t think Lindsey would get that job. But he really likes it there and he believes he would at least get an interview - and he probably would. Crazier things have happened.
 
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discontent523 said:
@amazingGRACE I've had an issue with migraines my whole life I'm not sure what ur line of work is or if you would be up to it but I had a conch and tragas peircing done and I've gone from having migraines about everyday to once or twice every three to four months it's basically a permanent accupuncture treatment
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I’ve heard of that working for plenty of people but I wouldn’t be allowed to though.

Probably wouldn’t even if I could. Just not a fan of how it looks but I definitely don’t blame people if it gives them relief.
 
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Kingston Vol said:
7 years of OC experience, 3 at Auburn. That about the same that Gus had when they hired him.

Listen, I don’t think Lindsey would get that job. But he really likes it there and he believes he would at least get an interview - and he probably would. Crazier things have happened.
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The problem is, in that scenario, he’s going to be OC on the ship that goes down. Not impossible for him to then emerge with the job, but not the most common outcome. Gus has been OC there, but he wasn’t there when the wheels came off — that’s why they wanted him back. Same could apply for Chip if he were to move on to UT next year — could even help him land the AU job.
 
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Kingston Vol said:
7 years of OC experience, 3 at Auburn. That about the same that Gus had when they hired him.

Listen, I don’t think Lindsey would get that job. But he really likes it there and he believes he would at least get an interview - and he probably would. Crazier things have happened.
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Yeah if they are willing to run Gus out of town now way that fan base would accept his OC as the new coach. I don't think that has ever even happened in CFB history...
 
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Kingston Vol said:
7 years of OC experience, 3 at Auburn. That about the same that Gus had when they hired him.

Listen, I don’t think Lindsey would get that job. But he really likes it there and he believes he would at least get an interview - and he probably would. Crazier things have happened.
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(Some) AU fans want him gone as OC, you are probably right that he'd get an interview, but the AD would have to be oblivious to not realize how poorly that would go over.
 
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Kingston Vol said:
7 years of OC experience, 3 at Auburn. That about the same that Gus had when they hired him.

Listen, I don’t think Lindsey would get that job. But he really likes it there and he believes he would at least get an interview - and he probably would. Crazier things have happened.
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They're not going to pay Gus a huge buyout to promote his OC. Not happening.
 
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Freak said:
Siap. Does Swain know something? He said this morning, something like “Tennessee has a lot of momentum in recruiting. Trust me. Just keep an eye out the next couple of days.”

Bailey?
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He hit all around Pickens yesterday too at the end of the show. Not sure if that has anything to do with it but he was gushing about him and said watch out.
 
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I’m an advocate for Chiropractors, changed my day-to-day well being albeit it was nagging lower back pain got me. But I was at a point I couldn’t play with my kids or pick up something heavy without pinpoint perfect posture
 
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Lindsey may also just be negotiating for his best deal with the might be their HC, love it here stuff.
 
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HankHill said:
Who’s players is Mullen using
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Weird strawman

The point is the guy is an offensive coach and had crap offenses at UF.

We aren’t looking into hiring him as HC. He’d have to stay in his lane, and in that specific lane, he was crap at UF.

So you can say “he won games” or whatever you want. But he did it as a HC, not with brilliant offensive masterminding
 
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amazingGRACE said:
That AA flow is definitely appealing. Thinking about Skywest too. Just hoping the commute out of BNA isn’t absolutely horrible.

I can’t remember, are you a pilot or do you boss peasants like myself around?
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My dad is a pilot on the corporate side, so I’ve been around it all my life. But I’m in flight school down in Rucker now.
 
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omghulkhands said:
Weird strawman

The point is the guy is an offensive coach and had crap offenses at UF.

We aren’t looking into hiring him as HC. He’d have to stay in his lane, and in that specific lane, he was crap at UF.

So you can say “he won games” or whatever you want. But he did it as a HC, not with brilliant offensive masterminding
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His offenses were worse than Muschamps.
 
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