The Bluejay Underground: A Creighton Sports Message Board

Addition of Isaac to the BartTorvik 2024 preseason forecast moves us from No. 5 to 4:

https://barttorvik.com/trankpre.php

It has everybody but Trey returning, not sure why he was picked.

Welcome to CU Isaac. Hope you have a great 4 years as a Jay! Go Jays!!!

Get out your Let It Fly rod. It’s almost Traudt season! Can’t wait to see him in our offense.

https://twitter.com/ittraudt/status/1704137868099064254

Dexcom is a great product. It is a continuous glucose monitor that can synch with an insulin pump to help manage blood sugars. My son has T1D and it has greatly improved his results over the prior closed loop system.

If you haven’t lived with this disease it’s hard to empathize with how demanding it can be but trust me it’s 24/365. I used to test my son in the middle of the night for many years.

With the Dexcom, he sleeps better than any time since his diagnosis in 2007.

Congratulations to Isaac for Isaac for overcoming his T1D.

SeattleJay wrote:Dexcom is a great product. It is a continuous glucose monitor that can synch with an insulin pump to help manage blood sugars. My son has T1D and it has greatly improved his results over the prior closed loop system.

If you haven’t lived with this disease it’s hard to empathize with how demanding it can be but trust me it’s 24/365. I used to test my son in the middle of the night for many years.

With the Dexcom, he sleeps better than any time since his diagnosis in 2007.

Congratulations to Isaac for Isaac for overcoming his T1D.

+1

mel ott wrote:

SeattleJay wrote:Dexcom is a great product. It is a continuous glucose monitor that can synch with an insulin pump to help manage blood sugars. My son has T1D and it has greatly improved his results over the prior closed loop system.

If you haven’t lived with this disease it’s hard to empathize with how demanding it can be but trust me it’s 24/365. I used to test my son in the middle of the night for many years.

With the Dexcom, he sleeps better than any time since his diagnosis in 2007.

Congratulations to Isaac for Isaac for overcoming his T1D.

+1

+ 2, a truly horrible disease. We hope he continues to live a good life.