GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) -- Florida receiver Percy Harvin has endured migraine headaches since he was 10 years old. He never had them like this though. "It wouldn't go away," Harvin said Monday following his practice in two weeks. "I couldn't see. I was dizzy. I couldn't walk... It was the worst I had. It was the worst I ever felt. I was just nauseous and throwing up. It feels good to be back out here." Harvin missed the last two games because of the migraines, which he described as "like your heart beating in your head and you're blind."
He didn't travel with the 12th-ranked Gators to South Carolina, then spent five days in the school infirmary last week. Doctors performed a CT scan and an MRI in hopes of diagnosing the cause of the headaches.
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11-20-2007, 02:50 AM
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