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Adams old self with new outlook

By Bob Holt

Posted: November 1, 2009 at 4:57 a.m.

Joe Adams didn’t look like a guy who had suffered a mild stroke. He looked again like a star wide receiver.

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Sophomore receiver Joe Adams returned to the fold Saturday after being sideline for three weeks due to a mild stroke and Arkansas had its best offensive game of the season in a 63-27 win over Eastern Michigan.

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Sports, Pages 36 on 11/01/2009

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