Anyone know the status of Boyle?

[Palatine]

We hear more about activity from Area 51 than we do about this kid.

 

[J187Money]

He is tweeting from an undisclosed location.

 

[Bonehead]

Single...

 

[Nostical]

We hear more about activity from Area 51 than we do about this kid.

Yes, Tim Willman is heading for France.

 

[Jimmy Serrano]

Transferred to Fordham.

 

[huskymedic]

EdDaigneault 12:23pm via TweetDeck
Diaco says QB Tim Boyle has no injury, didn't have an injury, has some manageable pain that goes away. Not persistent.

JoeDSports 12:23pm via Twitter Web Client
@T_Boyle_14 has no injury, has manageable pain in his lower leg. .HCBD expects him to be able to participate on Saturday

MattSchonvisky 12:23pm via Twitter Web Client
Diaco on Boyle "Talk was neighborhood talk, didn't come from our team, but Tim does not have an injury, just manageable pain."

NHRJimFuller 12:24pm via TweetDeck
#UConn's Bob Diaco said he expects Tim Boyle to practice and he is fine this week

 

[Bonehead]

His FaceBook Status - 2014 Spring Game Recap

 

[Bonehead]

EdDaigneault 12:23pm via TweetDeck
Diaco says QB Tim Boyle has no injury, didn't have an injury, has some manageable pain that goes away. Not persistent.

JoeDSports 12:23pm via Twitter Web Client
@T_Boyle_14 has no injury, has manageable pain in his lower leg. .HCBD expects him to be able to participate on Saturday

MattSchonvisky 12:23pm via Twitter Web Client
Diaco on Boyle "Talk was neighborhood talk, didn't come from our team, but Tim does not have an injury, just manageable pain."

NHRJimFuller 12:24pm via TweetDeck
#UConn's Bob Diaco said he expects Tim Boyle to practice and he is fine this week

Huh?? Whatever - Pal is right more info from Area 51

 

[WingU-Conn]

Still the backup.

 

[Palatine]

What does pain but no injury mean? Is it psychosomatic?

 

[Dooley]

What does pain but no injury mean? Is it psychosomatic?

Maybe he has hurt feelings?

 

[freescooter]

It means he has a sore leg. Nothing that will keep him out of the game on Saturday. If he was needed last Friday he could have played, but given conditions and the way they were playing the game (run left run right run middle punt) it was decided not to use him. No sense risking that the soreness will get worse or develop into an injury just to please palatine. In the strictest sense, I suppose it isn't totally accurate to say he was not injured. But it was minor, a small muscle strain, slight ankle turn or a leg bruise, something along those lines, not something that would keep him out of action if he was needed nor that will keep him out of action this week if the coaches decide to use him. How's that?

 

[Bonehead]

It means he has a sore leg. Nothing that will keep him out of the game on Saturday. If he was needed last Friday he could have played, but given conditions and the way they were playing the game (run left run right run middle punt) it was decided not to use him. No sense risking that the soreness will get worse or develop into an injury just to please palatine. In the strictest sense, I suppose it isn't totally accurate to say he was not injured. But it was minor, a small muscle strain, slight ankle turn or a leg bruise, something along those lines, not something that would keep him out of action if he was needed nor that will keep him out of action this week if the coaches decide to use him. How's that?

Political like.

 

[WingU-Conn]

What does pain but no injury mean? Is it psychosomatic?

Or maybe it's a pain without injury that is a lot less complicated, and a lot more common.

Like tendinitis.

http://www.webmd.com/fitness-exercise/arthritis-tendinitis

 

[Carl Spackler]

What does pain but no injury mean? Is it psychosomatic?

Really?

Well, I'll just say that the simple statement that a player has some pain, but no injury, makes a lot of sense to a lot of people, that have been around football, and other things, where there is a certain amount of mental toughness that needs to be expressed through physical action.

Boyle was on the sideline in full uniform on Friday night, and was throwing the ball around. Whatever ESPN was reporting, they need to check their source.

 

[Palatine]

The most common cause of tendinitis is overuse. Commonly, individuals begin an exercise program, or increase their level of exercise, and begin to experience symptoms of tendinitis. The tendon is unaccustomed to the new level of demand, and this overuse will cause an inflammation and tendinitis.

To put it another way, tendinitis is caused by damage to tissue, which is an injury.

 

[freescooter]

The most common cause of tendinitis is overuse. Commonly, individuals begin an exercise program, or increase their level of exercise, and begin to experience symptoms of tendinitis. The tendon is unaccustomed to the new level of demand, and this overuse will cause an inflammation and tendinitis.

To put it another way, tendinitis is caused by damage to tissue, which is an injury.

I guess this is important, though I don't know why. He said Boyle could have played. But if all you are going to do is hand the football off, why would you bother using Boyle in the first place, and why bother aggravating a minor injury unnecessarily? When Diaco says it wasn't "an injury" he means it wasn't one that limited his ability to play had he been needed. It was like bumping your shin. Yeah, its an injury technically, but it isn't severe to any extent and you probably wouldn't call it such.

 

[Bonehead]

But if all you are going to do is hand the football off, why would you bother using Boyle in the first place,

Practice makes perfect

 

[Dogged]

Maybe he has hurt feelings?

There is no such thing as pain without injury except for...maybe... pain in the as*. Even psychosomatic pain requires a neurological "insult."

 

[RedSoloCup]

There is no such thing as pain without injury except for...maybe... pain in the as*. Even psychosomatic pain requires a neurological "insult."

Your shoes are SO last year...

 

[BNich]

The most common cause of tendinitis is overuse. Commonly, individuals begin an exercise program, or increase their level of exercise, and begin to experience symptoms of tendinitis. The tendon is unaccustomed to the new level of demand, and this overuse will cause an inflammation and tendinitis.

To put it another way, tendinitis is caused by damage to tissue, which is an injury.

Are we really getting that technical now?! Who cares?!

 

[businesslawyer]

Are we really getting that technical now?! Who cares?!

You expect Palatine to give up on an argument? Seriously?

 

[sportsart]

I'm usually in pain when I'm on the BY, and I normally want to injure myself by the time I'm done. Same thing?

 

[WingU-Conn]

Calling tendinitis an injury is like calling PMS an injury.

Ergo, Palatine is PMSing.

 

[Palatine]

Calling tendinitis an injury is like calling PMS an injury.

Ergo, Palatine is PMSing.

Tendinitis usually occurs from overuse that damages tissue. What don't you understand?