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I’ll ante up with the basketball ref who passed out in the middle of the USC-Gonzaga game on March 30, 2021, and what they found
Bert Smith is a “former” athlete, in the sense that he never quit being athletic. He runs, he walks, he takes the stairs instead of the elevator, and he still passed out in the middle of a game.
At first, the doctors didn’t find anything wrong with them. That’s when, if you’re lucky, you get a good doctor who keeps looking, and Bert Smith’s doctor did.
There are so many stories in most newspapers that, looking back, I’d be fine with skipping. This article, I was glad I read.
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Referee Bert Smith's fall in men's NCAA Tournament game didn't kill him. It saved his life.
When NCAA men's basketball referee Bert Smith collapsed during the Gonzaga-USC game, some thought he had died. Turns out, that fall saved his life.
www.usatoday.com
Bert Smith is a “former” athlete, in the sense that he never quit being athletic. He runs, he walks, he takes the stairs instead of the elevator, and he still passed out in the middle of a game.
At first, the doctors didn’t find anything wrong with them. That’s when, if you’re lucky, you get a good doctor who keeps looking, and Bert Smith’s doctor did.
There are so many stories in most newspapers that, looking back, I’d be fine with skipping. This article, I was glad I read.
If you liked this thread, find something else off the beaten trail, but that made you think, and post it here.
these route tree diagrams
