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2021 Class Prediction

QB - Kaidon Salter
RB - Cody Brown, Jaylen Wright
WR - Julian Nixon, Walker Merrill, Jordan Mosely
TE - Trinity Bell
LT - Colby Smith
LG - Dylan Fairchild
C - ?
RG - Dietrick Pennington
RT - William Griffin

DE - Ritzie
DT - Ingram-Dawkins
DE - Isaac Washington and Travali Price
OLB - Junior Colson
ILB - ?
ILB - ?
OLB - Dylan Brooks
CB - Isaiah Johnson
CB - Elijah Howard
Safety - Edwin White
Safety - Kaemen Marley (Heard he projects better on defense and with his size, I can see Safety in his future)

1 *****
10 ****
10 ***

This would put us at 21 commits, and would be good for 258.67. Our ranking would be 13th in 2020 if we didn't add anyone else to this list. If we take a full 25, then I will say we finish around 270-280 points. Obviously this isn't 100% correct, but it's fun to guess, especially when there's nothing to do. If anyone else wants to jump in, please do.

Edit: If we end up pulling Page and maybe Terrence Lewis, you're looking at a top 5 class.

Edit #2: Adding Page and Lewis would put us at 23 commits and a score of 278.18 which would be good for 7th in the 2020 rankings.
 
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Welp, last night I was hit with a crushing headache and body aches while sleeping. I wasn’t cold but couldn’t get warm enough. Today, phlegm is developing and everything feels off
 
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InVOLuntary said:
Me too. The cases are still expected to be about the same but the curve is steeper.
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I was under the impression that steeper curves meant less mitigation measures and higher deaths, but I haven't looked that closely at the comparisons for the same state. I do know the idea was to flatten the curve to spread out cases so hospitals don't get overwhelmed.

It seems like states with flatter curve projections have lower expected deaths.

I do remember the curve peaking later than they have it now in Tennessee, like you said.
 
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nicksjuzunk said:
Welp, last night I was hit with a crushing headache and body aches while sleeping. I wasn’t cold but couldn’t get warm enough. Today, phlegm is developing and everything feels off
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Are you running a fever? Drink something as hot as you can stand it. They say it lays in your throat for 3-4 days before reaching your lungs. Hot liquids supposedly will flush it into your stomach and be neutralized by your stomach acids. May need to go to Dr.
 
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WriterVol said:
I was under the impression that steeper curves meant less mitigation measures and higher deaths, but I haven't looked that closely at the comparisons for the same state. I do know the idea was to flatten the curve to spread out cases so hospitals don't get overwhelmed.

It seems like states with flatter curve projections have lower expected deaths.

I do remember the curve peaking later than they have it now in Tennessee, like you said.
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Yes, if you look at the resources it looks like we'll be way under what resources needed. Basically same number cases, same number of fatalities, just over a shorter length of time.
 
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