No. 1 Ole Miss rather than 100%, leads in Puerto Rico how the virus passes through the field

At least one virus breeds his ugly head on probably a week’s chief golf tournament.

Several players on several teams fought through the disease during the introductory round round of Puerto Rico in the Grand Reserve Golf Club in Rio Grande, Puerto Rico. There were only one retreat, LSU’s Nicholas Arication, but according to several coaches there were more than a few players who were so sick that they vomited during the circle.

“All kinds of people are sick here,” One coach said. “At least six kids who are thrown today.”

Another coach estimated that that number is north of 10 players.

Ole Miss, the top team in the country leads the way into 16 below, two shots clean from Purdue and three in front of the fourth ranked Oklahoma, despite the fact that there is no 100%, by Chris Malloy. No. 7 LSU and no. 8 Virginia are also on the field and sitting T-6 and solo fifth. Tigers, of course, did not have a luxury for a drop with a wD for astration, but Amos hoped there were all five players on Tuesday Tuesday.

“Great effort and ending from the team today in difficult circumstances,” Amos said, whose second four guys combined to shoot 7 under his last three holes.

Tied with LSU is North Florida, another team that struggled on the flu and other mistakes. However, the Osproys are commended to be a praise, Ole Miss Transfer Brett Schell, who shot 7-less than 65 and the shot was in front of Ole Mommates Cam Tankerskley and Cohen Trilio and Cohen Trilio and Cohen Trilio and Purdue’s Trilio Hsiao.

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For rebels, twice the winners have passed the autumn, he felt like Déjà vu. On the last spring Sec championship, there were several players, including the Michael La Sasso Star, descended with the stomach virus. Ole Miss ended the ninth of the week, missing the game, before the disease was retained in the NCAA Stanford Regional, where the rebels missed the progress of the NCAA championship in one place.

The flu and other viruses were diluted through the Earth, and several reported cases on the insurance of the PGA Tour opened a few weeks ago. Ludwig åberg was among the players affected in Torrey pines before withdrawal due to the disease during the AT & T pebble beach Pro -Sam next week.