It turns out Robert Quinn only needed to hydrate.The Rams defensive end suffered a scare shortly after the team returned to Los Angeles on Sunday night, admitting himself to a local hospital early Monday morning with what was described as a non-football-related illness.TMZ released audio of a 911 call in which a woman who described herself as Quinns mother-in-law said Quinn was shaking and potentially suffering from a seizure. But Quinn was discharged from the hospital in less than a day, and he was a full participant in practice by Friday.He claimed he was told to just drink more water.Thats what I took from the whole thing, Quinn told reporters after Fridays practice. Drink more water -- and often, at that.Hints of a possible seizure are especially troubling for Quinn, who was diagnosed with a benign brain tumor during his senior year of high school and still undergoes biannual checkups. But both Quinn and Rams coach Jeff Fisher stated that the recent issue was unrelated.Quinn is listed as questionable?for Sundays home game against the Miami Dolphins. A league source told ESPNs Adam Schefter that Quinn is expected to play.Quinn said on Friday that the decision is going to come down to the doctors, Fisher, and ultimately how I feel. Hopefully I can get out there on Sunday and be somewhat productive.Also in question is the status of center Tim Barnes, who injured his foot on Sunday, did not practice all week and is also listed as questionable. If thats the case, Demetrius Rhaney would probably start his second career NFL game and snap the ball to No. 1 overall pick Jared Goff in his debut.The Dolphins, winners of four straight, will likely be without two of their starting offensive linemen in center Mike Pouncey (hip) and left tackle Branden Albert (wrist).Rams defensive end Eugene Sims (concussion) and cornerback Lamarcus Joyner (ankle) are also listed as questionable, though they were each full participants on Friday. Running back Todd Gurley (thigh) was limited Friday and is also questionable, but he didnt show up on the injury report at any other point this week.Quinn has been around the team since Tuesday morning and teammates have not noticed anything different. Fellow defensive end William Hayes drove Quinn back from the hospital on Monday night and said all he wanted was some sweet tea.It appears the worst is behind him.It kind of just overwhelmed me, said Quinn, who took 82 percent of the defensive snaps in Sundays 9-6 win over the New York Jets. It really just surprised me. Happened so fast; didnt really have a lot of time to think about it. Just dealt with it when I realized what was going on; kept on moving forward. Cheap Harold Landry Jersey . I cant pinpoint a date, but I do remember a player from my youth. Brian Downing was with the Chicago White Sox at a time when I listened to every game I possibly could on the radio. That particular season the late great Harry Caray was calling the White Sox games. Cheap Luke Falk Jersey . 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Those on the Terriers +6, would be able to cash their tickets with a game-winning Penguins field goal, but Youngstown States Zak Kennedy missed a 37-yard attempt -- his third missed field goal of the game. In double overtime, Youngstown State scored a touchdown, while Wofford turned it over on downs, resulting in a seven point loss for the Terriers.ddddddddddddinal score: Youngstown State 30, Wofford 23 -- 2OT (Youngstown State covers)Notre Dame Fighting Irish vs.?Villanova Wildcats Closing line: Villanova -6.5In a matchup of unbeatens, Notre Dame was looking like it might upset the top-ranked Villanova Wildcats. At the very least, the 38 percent who took the Fighting Irish to cover the 6.5-point spread were in great shape. Notre Dame led for the first 31 minutes but fell behind for the first time when Villanovas Jalen Brunson put his Wildcats up 57-56 with nine minutes left.The two teams went back and forth down the stretch, and Villanova led just 68-66 with less than a minute left. 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