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I dont believe this kid will come back 100%. I wish he could but pursuing a lawsuit like this means there is probably some long term damage.
 
Elmer Leghorn said:
The severity certainly matters. Perhaps it wasn't as bad as perceived. Idk. That bone won't be the same ever again , I do know that. I also know that it being healed doesn't mean he's close to playing football. A lot of people never walk the same after an injury like that. Again, severity matters.
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That depends on the soft tissue involved. A broken bone should heal just as strong as it was prior to the fx.
 
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Ibis4life said:
That's a decision for him and his doctor. He's young. If it was a clean break, no infection, he should be more than ready to go by the summer.
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The timing of injury being August helps us a lot. If the injury with that severity just happened then no chance he gets on field next year but he should be physically good to go by summer workouts.
 
Time to be completely honest......


We gotta stop taking kids coming off these serious type of injuries. I don't care where they are from. We pretty much wasted a scholly for a kid we won't see for 2yrs.
 
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Page305 said:
Time to be completely honest......


We gotta stop taking kids coming off these serious type of injuries. I don't care where they are from. We pretty much wasted a scholly for a kid we won't see for 2yrs.
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Naw. You take the kids like this because it is good for relationships that you kept your work to a local kid. Worst case he hits the portal or medically retires in a year
 
Canesfan3234 said:
Naw. You take the kids like this because it is good for relationships that you kept your work to a local kid. Worst case he hits the portal or medically retires in a year
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Waste of a scholly.... and if our relationship gets ruined because of situations like this then you deal with it. Are we the only school who has to worry about that???

Now don't get me wrong. If the injury happens late in the kids season then yes, honor the scholly because maybe the kid won't have enough time to sort out other options. But c'mon.... this injury happened before the season even begin if I'm not mistaken. It's not like he's considered an ELITE of ELITES.
 
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cway313 said:
It's been 6 or 7 months. Was the initial prognosis that he would never walk again?
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No but compound fractures specifically are the type that can have very difficult recoveries compared to other types of broken bones. High rate of infections. Think in the NFL recovery timelines for Compound Fractures are 6-12 months, with some extending beyond that, which is far longer than regular fractures...
 
Calinative said:
No but compound fractures specifically are the type that can have very difficult recoveries compared to other types of broken bones. High rate of infections. Think in the NFL recovery timelines for Compound Fractures are 6-12 months, with some extending beyond that, which is far longer than regular fractures...
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He isn’t suiting up this weekend. It's winter conditioning.
 
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