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This is the time for football players to grind the weights, muscle up, get ready for spring ball.
If you’re fat, slim down.
Skinny, bulk up.
But nowhere is there a program that endorses what Wonman Joseph Williams, a defensive back for the University of Virginia, is doing.
Joseph — his first name is Korean for ‘‘full harmony’’ — is down to 195 pounds from 207. Why?
He hasn’t eaten for eight days. His last meal was on Feb. 19, when he chowed down on a McDonald’s double cheeseburger, chicken nuggets and a drink. By Thursday, he had lost nine pounds. On Sunday, when I first talked to him, he had lost 11 pounds....
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