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Hangovers are awful.
They cause headaches, nausea, dry mouth and anxiety.
And, of course, losses.
A lot of college football teams will be hoping to avoid hangovers this week.
They’re usually most prone to hangovers when going on the road to face a quality opponent after an important or particularly dramatic victory.
They cause headaches, nausea, dry mouth and anxiety.
And, of course, losses.
A lot of college football teams will be hoping to avoid hangovers this week.
They’re usually most prone to hangovers when going on the road to face a quality opponent after an important or particularly dramatic victory.
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