I could use this in an argument with my wife, and be right for once! Honey, it’s never my faught!
Fidone
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What specifically happened here? Fidone said he didn't want to go and the coaches were practicing him?
Wow quite a large thread now. From https://sportsortho.co.uk/treatment/acl-reconstruction/
So when did he have his surgery and when did he play in a game?
So when did he have his surgery and when did he play in a game?
Remember this from last spring?
That was last spring. All that half-squatting our players into the ground must be paying off.
That was last spring. All that half-squatting our players into the ground must be paying off.
Can you clarify your argument? Is it the hit they brought Fidone back to soon? Or just that strength and conditioning sucks? Looks like you’re arguing on multiple fronts… Maybe all is true, just looking for some clarity.
his main argument from the beginning wasn't with the doctors, it was with the S&C staff not doing enough to PREVENT injuries.
This is probably a dumb question but has this injury been confirmed by any news outlet yet on the severity of the injury?
I think we are all looking for some clarity regarding this staff (and maybe even the administration at this point). You have nepotistic hires all learning on the job it seems.
I do remember Frost touting his strength hire as someone that had zero soft-tissue injuries at UCF. So going by Frost's implication, the strength guy is responsible for soft-tissue injuries. Oops.
This has got to be one of the stupidest threads of all time and is an indication of just how bored most posters have gotten with the program. Nothing really to talk about, so let's take a kid's second ACL injury and turn it into a five page pissing contest about whether or not he should have been practicing one year after his first injury and after he had gotten full medical clearance. As most posters on here know, I wanted Frost fired last year. And so I am no Frost fan boy. But this attempt to pin anything and everything on him and to blame him for every injury and every hiccup is just ******* absurd. And ... boring as hell. And the fact that I am reading and commenting on this thread is an indictment of my own stupidity for wasting my life reading this crap.
I agree to which I would add what my dentist one said when a tooth he repaired went bad again - God doesn't guarantee the original so I don't guarantee a repair.
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Agree. How anybody on here can question the medical staff is bizarre. Nobody knows the details.
actually, you should probably NOT take those meds, start working out, eating right, and lose some weight, stop smoking if you do as well. That will lower your blood pressure naturally and without becoming a lifetime paying customer to big pharma to treat your symptoms and not the actual disease.
Absolutely agree with you on this, I just haven’t shown the self control to do that. I don’t smoke, I do exercise three times a week, but I eat terribly and I drink too much pop. So, yeah, I can do better.
Get it together timmy. Sometimes its as simple as eating some yummy beets, and cuting out 1 or 2 foods that tend to elevate bp.
The Head Coach defers to the medical staff and they cleared the kid to play, months ago.
And stay away from Oldjar’s posts.Sounds as easy as 1-2-3. I’ll get right on it.
Lol.....digging what.
If hes hurt no one wins..lol
Our coaching staff has sucked for 5 years this isnt surprising they dont know how to manage player injuries.
You guys are the ones that look like fools..lol
You guys are the same clowns predicting winning records for the past 5 years..sit the fk down.
I joined Husker Board last Sept 6th. I had Oldjar on Ignore as of Sept 7th. LOL
Can you show some examples where coaches have held players out after the medical staff has cleared the player? Not from just Nebraska, but anywhere.
I have never heard a coach say "well, he is fully cleared, but we are going to hold him out for a little while longer. Because everyone knows the longer you wait the better".
Coaches play players when they are cleared. Not just Neb coaches. All coaches.
Lol..know they don't.
You literally see coaches let players practice for months before they put them in games and then give them minute restrictions all over sports.
Hey hes hurt yall really have no argument. Blame the player is y'alls best argument.
What are you talking about? He got hurt in practice.
Who is blaming the player? Why does anyone have to be to blame?
He wouldn't he practicing during the spring if it was up to me. That's my only point.
And my question was show me any coach that would hold a player out of practice once cleared by the med staff. They don't do it.
I would have held him out from all walking related activities until at least July.
Lol, forget the fact you are talking professional, but could you even keep it in the same sport?
Only because you have the hindsight of him getting hurt again. Something tells me you would also be complaining about him missing valuable practice time if he was being held out after being cleared.
Take it up with the player. It's his fault.
ACL tears are no big deal in any sport. Only football..loll
No because hes coming off aknee injury at a position we have no playmakers at.
That info was known as soon as Austin Allen played his last game.
If you guys can tell me he did it just conditioning or running routes then you have a point.
I am surprised someone hasn’t taken pictures of him while on Spring Break. Apathy has really set in for Nebraska fans. Winking
based on the national embarrassment that ensued when you guys lead the conference's covid medical task force, I would say there is a pretty good chance that you botched his surgery or otherwise buggered up the medical care somewhere along the way
I guess the alternative is that your TE can't seem to walk and chew gum at the same time without one of his ACLs deciding to tap out
I guess the alternative is that your TE can't seem to walk and chew gum at the same time without one of his ACLs deciding to tap out