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Are You Injured, Are You Hurt, Or Are You Recovering From A Mild Stroke?

A few weeks ago, Arkansas receiver suffered what doctors called “a mild stroke.” This weekend, he’s going to play football, naturally.

↵The Morning News reports from Fayetteville:

↵↵After waiting impatiently over the past three weeks, it appears Arkansas wide receiver Joe Adams will soon make his return to the lineup.

↵Doctors have cleared the sophomore to play, though he’s not expected to get much work this weekend after missing the past three games because of what was described as a “mild stroke.”

↵“They said that they thoroughly believe that they know what the cause was and that they dealt with the issue and that he’s cleared for full participation,” Petrino said, though he declined to give specifics about the cause of Adams’ medical issue.

↵↵Adams’ “medical issue” that Petrino mentions, to remind you, was a mild stroke. Although If doctors say he’s okay, then I suppose it’s cool, but methinks this is… um… kind of insane.

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