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Game Thread Orange Bowl: tOSU vs Clemson, Jan 3, 8:30 ET, ESPN

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TampaBuckeyes said:
Better than the flu. Symptoms last 1-4 days and when it is over, recovery is faster. Flu is 3-5 days typically and you feel like [Mark May] for a while afterward. Had norovirus once in high school, lasted 2 days, overnight went from feeling lik [Mark May] to 100%
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Oh, shit. I don't know.

I was just going with the 31 flavors' rumor.
 
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OHSportsFan said:
Guess it's pretty serious?
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Meh. It's not as bad as the flu, imo. Just stomach stuff. Stay hydrated and they'll be fine. With team physicians and such, shouldn't be a problem to get an iv if they aren't keeping liquids down.

Young adults, excellent physical condition, medical staff...as long as they're over it by thurs, I can't imagine it taking too big a toll on them.

But I'm not a doctor so wtf do i know
 
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This. Had it last year (while on a four-day vacation of course). One night of absolutely vicious bouts of puking and crapping following by about a day and night of feeling like crap but being able to function. Went 56 hours without eating anything and then was fine. Passed it on to my wife, who went through a somewhat milder version of the same thing about a day later.
 
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